Tag: dance-music

Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 08:00:00 GMT From: UK-Dance <(Address removed)> To: UK-Dance <(Address removed)> Subject: UK-Dance Digest 4527 To unsubscribe from UK-Dance, write to uk-dance-request...

Calvin Harris, dance music for people who don't like dance music. iain

Hi Natasha, I'm 35 give or take a year, I can never remember. I got a couple ideas on a couple of these things, it's something that's always interested me as well.

As ever with ethnographic research, results and conclusions depend upon who you speak to.

Nothing to do with dance music, but thought i'd post up some photographs ;-) Cheers, D Liverpool photographer

I personally think 2009 has been a belter for dance music.

It's too hard to think about 10 years of music. For myself, Dubstep was the best thing to happen to music this decade.

It was indeed another compelling music documentary from BBC4, the subject of which was always going to be of interest here.

Hi! No I'm not implying that. I'm looking into what house means now and whether it still holds the political/​racial/​sexual connotations from its past.

I am sure I won't be the first to have noticed this tune: http:/​/​www.boomkat.com/​item.cfm?id=226754

Papa has provided you with a micro analysis of specific elements of the track, and I think that Papa's neo-semiotic approach to the task in hand has its merits.

Right, I'm marking coursework today... so why not bring some of this joy to the good people of UK-Dance?

Punk rock. Dance music. Simon Cowell. All the same and can be summed as "anyone can do it". So perhaps a return to elitism and musical genius is called for. Lord Borthbury

looks like this place has reached its end id like to thank those ive made contact with over the years and thanks for so much good music as much as anything i feel im now totally removed from...

I much prefer it to "Love Can't Turn Around" as I find the Pandy vocals just too cheesy, a bit too Hi-NRG.

Most lately (last night, infact) it was Kasabian live at The Garage, Highbury N1 Damn fine gig.

Stephen Hebditch built a site to stay, It's been going in and out of style, But it's guaranteed to raise a sMile, So may I re-introduce to you, The site you've known for all these years, Stephen...

Go to this! So wish I could go myself too but the last showing I tried to go to was well sold out. An amazing piece of dance music documentation...

So are you going to talk about dance music then? Or join in the conversation in some way more than just spamming us?

I try not to take too much notice of people moaning about how much better things were back in the day.

.... but not cassettes erm: http:/​/​www.telegraph.co.uk/​culture/​music/​music-news/​7398399/​Vinyl-records-sales-rising-as-old-fashioned-albums-enjoy-a-renaissance.html Vinyl record sales rising as 'old...

Speaking of hyperreal, remember this? http:/​/​hyperreal.org/​

Good work, fellas! The essence of the original spirit of the dance music revolution. It gonna be great to see a new generation take to this one.

Well yes, obviously, though a bit "dance music all sounds the same" for my liking ;)

Scratch the surface and delve beneath the paper-thin, but nevertheless wall-to-wall, veneer of corporate dance music exploitation and immerse oneself in the netherworld of damn good music and fine...

hi all yes steve the one and only is the southern plumber agree with the general sadness at the demise of uk-dance, the last update sounded the death knell hard to belive we had secret santa so...

Liverpool Photographer <(Address removed)> said:

very true its more than probable that my involvement with any dance music now is very rare and in truth thats never been my invlovement here whats gone is the day to day chit chat and the question...

sad that it has come to this but probably necessary although six months sound a bit to long I to find it hard to put real life simon and internet simon in the same compartment of my mind personally...

sad that it has come to this but probably necessary although six months sound a bit to long I to find it hard to put real life simon and internet simon in the same compartment of my mind personally...

> "can you feel the force" as a kind of politico anthem and a song that at the > time was trying to surf the enormous star wars hype around (listen up suddi) Paying attn ;0)

The power that the corporate lobbies wield over our government, its ministers and MP's is staggering - how else would all those voted out of power end up as non-exec board members?

There's a wealth of experience on here for sure - around seventeen years worth in fact.