WMC Wrap It Up.

Not much to say except it was relatively a bore. A lot of DJ's playing the same exact songs, the return of ravers (candy or otherwise), the thin line between the horrible house I hate that Tiesto plays and the generic sound that is all too common right now that not only sounds like womp womp, but in 2 years, will make me think of the trumpet sound in old 40's comedy movies, when things just didn't work out.

The upside to it all was that I got to see some people I don't get to see too often and had a nice time with them, even got to know some people a bit more. It was also nice to see some people incorporating an art show into a music event, and even more so one that I actually like. It was also nice to see some people take initiative, show some spontaneity and bum rush events, perform one song, and confuse the hell out of alot of people, as those crazy German friends of mine, Klaus & Ulrich, did. No one was really ready for that to happen.

Anyway, here's a parting gift, laughs courtesy of our friend DJ Huggs who, after getting back to the house around 9am, found the door locked so he decided to get cozy with our friends, the staircase. outside. In the sun. outside. Until about 1pm. mmmm. sweet staircase.

TORRTUREEE 1985 video edition

yo when i was little i had 2 favorite music videos.. ahem make that 5 but since we're not talking about the same family here i'll skip out on the latter. One was the thriller video, and the other was jackson 5- torture. When i was younger just like every kid from around this time i was heavy into horror and he-man (heavy pause) so this video with its sort of lame sci-fi effects (man spiders, aliens and weird dancing chics in tights) and whatnot. as a mater of fact i changed my mind i'll post all 4 videos haha but jus one mp3 rip.
numbah wong- micheal jacksons- thriller
numbah choo- the jacksons- torture
numbah tree- herbie hancock- rockit
numbah foh- art of noise- close
numbah fivre- dire straights- money for nothing

this goes in favorite order by video, not by track. if it was by favorite track id have to re-arrange the order.

the jacksons- torture- @320 slight crackle ha

fantasy jarvis

felix & jarvis plus a fantasy. double super special post to welcome in the coming week. i just woke up and realized its almost 5 pm i think this has got to be the latest ive ever woken up not doing anything the night before. i hope th rest of the week does not follow up with days like this. im kind of loking forward to next week but i am also not really all that excited. hopefully fI dont really have anything to say about the mp3s im sharing here, aside that felix n jarvis are one of my favorite late 70s/ 80's era artists i decided to post both tracks as a follow up to danny and induces mixtape.
i hope you all enjoy at the expense of me not finding any parking next week.
holla atcha boy

fantasy- you're too late instrumental @320
felix and jarvis- jam the house instrumental edit @320

Midnight Moroders Feat. Induce & Danny Daze - "Disco For Abruzzo Vol. 1"

Introducing Midnight Moroders, a loose-knit DJ collective interested in the education and distribution of Italo Disco and it's offspring. This first installment features Induce, known for playing 12-hour DJ sets of all Italo-disco and running a record label called The Wonderful Sound, and Danny Daze, known worldwide for his array of catch phrases including "How's That Grab Ya" and producing music under the guise DiscoTech, which at press time, does not seem to have taken off as much as said catch phrases have. We invite you to enjoy this All Vinyl mix, distribute it freely amongst your closest friends, and peruse the tracklisting in order to drop the entirety of your well-earned weekly paycheck on a single record on Ebay.




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"We're Not Killjoys, but..."

Mini-documentary about pirate radio in London (Kool FM etc).

It Really Is Magical!

Here are some photos I took from my favorite place in the world.