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Member Since: Jul 09, 2003 Rank: 138 Average Vote Received: Correct (4.00, 5 votes) Rated 153 releases, average: 4.66 Location: italy Profile: "From Disco to House, by the click of a mouse" All the records are for trading. Feel free to contact me. As subject please write DISCOGS or your email could be deleted as spam. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Knowledge is worthless if you keep it to yourself. Cosmic Discoteca, Typhoon, Baia degli Angeli – the best original tracks played by DJ Baldelli, Loda, Mozart... If you have suggestions: please contact me 400 Blows 12" - Pressure Airto - Parana Andy Summers/Robert Fripp /LP Bewitched Anna - Systems Breaking Down Antena - LP Camino del sol Azymuth - Young Embrace /LP Light as a feather Belle Stars - Iko Iko Black Machine - How Gee Brian Briggs /LP Brian damage Carte de Sejour /LP Rhorhomanie Clara Mondshine /LP Luna Africana Claudja Barry Love for the sake of love LP Sweet Dynamite Codek - Tim Toum Craig Leon - Donkeys Bearing Cups /LP Nommos Danielle Dax LP Pop-Eyes Depeche Mode 12" - Shout Remix (33RPM) Eek-A-Mouse - Wa-do-dem Fatback Band - Are You Ready (Do The Bus Stop) Fern Kinney - Groove me Führs Fröhling /LP Strings Harry Thumann - Underwater Impi - Impi IZIT - Stories Jim Pepper - Ya Na Ho; Goin' down to Muskogee /LP Comin' and Goin' John Forde - Woman John Lee & Gerry Brown /LP Chaser Johny Warman - Screaming jets (45 RPM) /LP Walking into Mirrors Killing Joke - Requiem Kinkina - Jungle Fever Kissing the Pink - Mr. Blunt Klaus Schulze - Tango-Saty / Opheylissem Kongas - Africanism; Anikana-O Logic System /LP Logic Logic System /LP Venus Love International - Dance on the groove (and to the funk) Mark Shreeve - Angel Of Fire (LP Assassin) Meo - Chichita Mon Dino - La Danse Des Mots Monsoon Wings of the dawn; Ever so lonely / LP Third Eye Monyaka - Go deh yaka MOZART - Svario Party /LP Art of Moz Novaga - Electronic Drums Otto Mix - Sahara Sand Ozo 12" - Anambra Payola$ - Eyes of a stranger Per Cussion /LP Beatwave Peru Africa; Oriental; Continents; /LP Continents Pete Shelley - Witness The Change/I Don't Know What It Is Pili Pili (Jasper VantHof Hoomba Moomba Rah Band Electric Fling Richard Wahnfried - Time Actor /LP Time Actor Sandy Nelson - Let there be drums Sheila Chandra /LP Quiet Shock Dynamo - Beat Sue Ann - My baby my /LP Sue Ann Supermax - As long as there is you (45RPM) -> /LP Meets the almighty Synergy /LP Semi-Conductor T-Connection - Do What You Wanna Do Tangerine Dream /LP Exit The Dan Siegel Project - Where are you now LP Another Time, Another Place Thomas Leer - All about you Thomas Leer & Robert Rental /LP The bridge Timmy Thomas - Africano / Why can't we live together Tony Banks /LP The fugitive Tony Esposito - Pagaia Torch Song - Prepare to energize Toure Kunda - Emma Tri Atma und Gyan Nishabda /LP Sehnsucht und Einklang Tri Atma Yummy Moon LP Ka Yakee Music Unknown Cases - Masimba Bele Vangelis - Dervish D /LP Spiral Via Africa 12" - Via Africa Wally Badarou 12" - Novela das Nove Will Powers - Adventures in success Yellowman - Strong me strong; Zunguzunguzung Greg Hawkes - Ants In Your Pants /LP Niagara Falls BEF - A Baby Called Billy /LP Music For Listening To Art Of Noise - Yebo! Sky - Desperate For Your Love / LP Great Balloon Race T-Connection - Do What Ya Wanna Do / LP Magic Eloy - Horizons / LP Colours West India Company - Ave Maria Blue Vision - Visions instrumental (slowed down to 33RPM Miami - Kill That Roach /LP Notorious Miami Zazou, Bikaye and CY1 - LP Noir Et Blanc Sapho - Salon De Musique /LP Passions, Passons White Door - Jerusalem + In Heaven @ 45RPM /LP Windows Sheila Chandra - All You Want Is More Central Unit - Loving Machinery EP Toni Esposito - Processione sul mare Data - A-O (No Bungalow) Front 242 - Sample D./Take One on 12" Endless Riddance Wally Badarou - Mambo /LP Echoes Jimmy The Hoover - Ego Black Machine - How Gee Martha And The Muffins - Sins Of Children Airto - Parana Bautista - Vida John Ozila - Africa Sound Wet - That's The Game | |
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Stefano Pulga - Suspicion - 28-Feb-08 08:30 AM
The LP contains the killer space jazz fusion track "Superflight" and the main title used on a famous italian tv series.
In fact this is a rare original italian jazz fusion LP from 1979 and it is Stefano Pulgas first solo LP. Pulga later in the 80's became famous as producer of disco projects like Kano or his Pink Projekt. On Suspicion there are evident his electronic influences. His second solo work "Indio" published in 1982 was a synthesis of his experiences with disco and electronic rock.
Recently this LP became famous and sought after because Flemming Dalum included one track on his Dance Of The Obscure Robot mix.
Nu Groove Records - 19-Feb-08 07:25 AM
The NY based Nu Groove label has an extremely wide catalogue, releasing deep house, garage, hard house, rave-inspired techno and breakbeats, not forgetting some very tracky, more or less experimental material, even if that was pretty common in the early 90s for a dance label. They have an amazing roster: Bobby Konders, Joey Beltram, Ralphie Dee, Basil Hardhaus (best moniker ever?), Lenny D, and the mighty - less known, but surely no less gifted - Burrell brothers, Ronald and Rheji Burrell.
Even if all Nu Groove releases are very different, they all have this unmastered, amateurish, ancient quality, full of wild juvenile enthusiasm and dark instincts.
Gepy & Gepy - Body To Body - 15-Feb-08 02:32 AM
This is a masterpiece of Italo Disco.
The artist behind Gepy & Gepy is Giampiero Scalamogna, an italian producer who had a significant success in the 70's thanks to works for famous italian pop artists like Patty Pravo and Ornella Vanoni. In 1979 he decided to try an experiment brushing up his rhythm & blues roots when he performed as vocalist and musician in UK clubs, so came out this album which was his greatest success selling well.
The songs don't tell us nothing new and are basically a re-elaborations of disco ingredients when this form was out of breath. Tracks like "Zero" and "Oh Darling, Stay With Me" are an anticipation of 80's italian disco-pop songs. "Body To Body" made an impact in the discotheques and was used in 1979 for the famous Italian TV show "Discoring": it's a Chic style song arranged with the typical sensual Barry White vocals to whom body Gepy looks like. The title track "Body To Body" is a perfect first track to start and also great to close a set. Very suggestive night style, just look the cover art, and you know what I mean. "African Love Song" deserves a listening too, even if, in my opinion, the vocals are too easy. Other solid cuts are "Machine Man" and "Zero".
Some more words about the arranger of the album: Geoff Bastow has helped produce numerous disco classics while working with Giorgio Moroder or groups like Munich Machine, Boney M., and KID, along with playing guitar/keyboards on many of Donna Summer's early recordings. Like many disco projects, this project's life span was short lived with this one LP release, which also included a couple of 12" singles. A solid record that fit's nicely into any disco lover's collection, a masterpiece of Italo Disco.
Discognosis - Discognosis - 08-Feb-08 04:41 AM
Very rare and obscure production by two of the greatest disco producers: Rinder & Lewis. This was an experimental project where the sound isn't well definited. Pshichedelic disco in the opening track with orror themes, very good. "Poison Ivy" is more pop, whereas "One On One" brushes up soundtrack sounds. "Good Time Man" and "Love Shortage" are good tracks which could be exploited better. "Step By Step" is the big one: wonderful disco track with repetitive vocals, piano and hypnotic arrangements. The only defect is its shortness: i've always wondered whether exists a 12".
Tommy Stewart* - Tommy Stewart - 08-Feb-08 04:28 AM
This is one of the most sought after disco albums in the world. It's a perfect album full of rare groove tracks. In this LP you can find all the reading keys which characterized the disco music. Tommy Stewart is a real cult producer, second to Patrick Adams only for the number of the productions... very few! He published almost all on the Atlanta based Abraxas label and, after having given the imput, limited his productions (apart a little work for Moses and for Martha High in 1979) characterizing so only the years (75-76) in which the disco truly was born. I think that every track comments on by itself, but a special annotation deserve "Fulton County Line", "Riding High" and "Bump And Hustle Music" which since 30 years has been making move also who hates disco music. Strangely no singles were extracted from the album.
