Notes from a suburban raver - DannyL's list

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Surely it was obvious I would side with the Evil Empire of Spotify rather than the noble rebels of YouTube?

 

[Corpsey]

Hmm not sure how to post the list on here, I guess it's a problem with the first video not being playable outside YouTube?

 

[Corpsey]

playlist?list=PLFuVuN1-HBtchBNGUIX5IdwpNkopSq3jZ

Type YouTube.com/ in front of this

 

[DannyL]

Surely it was obvious I would side with the Evil Empire of Spotify rather than the noble rebels of YouTube?

The Neoliberal option

 

[Mr. Tea]

The Neoliberal option

Craner should form a New New Romantic pop group and call it that.

 

[thirdform]

playlist?list=PLFuVuN1-HBtchBNGUIX5IdwpNkopSq3jZ

Type YouTube.com/ in front of this

you just make it a hyperlink: click here

 

[DannyL]

Corpsey, what's your Twitter? I'll tag you. Thanks for doing that blud.

 

[Corpsey]

https://twitter.com/Corpsey17

 

[Corpsey]

I've not finished the list btw, I'm adding more as i go along

Listened up to circa 25 yesterday although there's more listed

 

[luka]

Corpsey, what's your Twitter? I'll tag you. Thanks for doing that blud.

@craner this must sting a bit bit. ouch! corpsey has only just started his!

 

[Corpsey]

28. The Abyssinians - Satta Massa Gana

Another massive tune for me and my mates at that time.

Absolutely classic and the riddim is the foundation of one of my old faves

 

[Corpsey]

33. Side Effect - Always There

LOVE THIS

 

[Corpsey]

Bonus honorable mention for this breakbeat classic

Beyond The C Side​

1 year ago
Caught Roy a few times in the ‘90s at Ronnie Scott’s in London…he did a great improv on this…”we live in London baby,..we shop at Tesco baby….”

 

[DannyL]

LOVE THIS

It was always a massive favourite of mine. Been covered by a few people IIRC. Incognito IIRC?

Reminds me a lot of this tune (though this is not quite as transcendent):

 

[Corpsey]

Not that into the first roy ayers tune but "Brooklyn" is great with the strings

Didn't realise "Da Shining"'s cover was inspired by a Roy Ayers cover

 

[Corpsey]

35. Eddie Kendricks - Girl You Need A Change of Mind :

Love love love this one too

Those sweet melancholy chords

 

[Corpsey]

jason dignam​

1 year ago
Highly regarded as the first disco track ever mixed due to the build up, break down and build to a climax. Set the pace for what was to come

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Jimmy Adams​

3 months ago
This song was the bomb and it played on the air for so long. I was going through a serious breakup with my first marriage. I was 26 years old and I met this young sister fresh out of high school. My heart was in pieces and this young girl would play this song over and over again….because she was ready for a change herself…she moved in with me and my heart began to heal

Jimmy Adams
3 months ago
This song was so big in New York in the early to mid 70’s when the club scene was off the chain….man oh man what beautiful music and memories…I’ll be 75 in April 2023 and this song still rocks…

 

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@craner this must sting a bit bit. ouch! corpsey has only just started his!

The pain is indescribable

 

[luka]

😢

 

[Corpsey]

on a personal note, your coldcut choice has summoned this album (which i had on CD) from my deep memory banks