In The Moog For Love

Reflecting on the last post, the idea of the Anti-Christ deejay
is an exploratory concept, maybe, in that it’s an Anti/thesis. It’s
the Anti-Thesis, a bit like this spiel I guess. Upside down cross
dancefloor madness—holy exploding mirror ball shard distortion.
Yeah yeah Antichrist Superstar. Shouldn’t it be fun? I mean
Jesus fucking Christ, one million blood splattered Carrie’s later…
where’s the Hendrixability? Maybe Danny Rampling’s ‘Shoom’
was the ultimate—pink dry ice and all. The Justice boys can ask Terry
if they could rip his Interstellar Moog Sounds. 

 

Disco CataclysmiKa

Playlist for Sunday 23rd November

This show started out with shades of melo-chronic glitch
before the inevitable Afro sonic surrealistic pillow
descended—not with the doo doo funk but with the ‘dis’ and the ‘co’
uniting to bring us a Disco structural binary collision.
We have returned back to a time long before Kubrick’s bone
hurtling through the sky. 

The sonic Disco ‘Being’ returns to a place & time from whence it came—Afrikkka
—a time long before the emergence of the Anti-Christ (Dee-Jay).
Today (like now), the true cosmic sonic dimensions of a 4/4 beat
with reverberation and ‘kick’ have been corporatised into the truly crappy
label of dance music. The latter premise forms the basis of Disco’s
inclusion into our radio show pitched as a ‘Journey into Sound’.
To resist the modern spectre of Dee Jay and dance music is to re-embrace
the joy which has been plundered by mixology. 

The above theory will be proven… take for example ‘Love Lockdown’.

 

 

Also worth a mention is the Ammi Stewart Solid Gold stage set styling
influence for Trent Reznor’s Nine Inch Nails ‘Lights In The Sky’ tour.
Like… check out the Disco Survivalism.

 

And the playlist

 

Monday  Paracetemol—Ulrich Schnauus

Alaska—Sweet Child Of Mine

I Am Robot And Proud

Heart Of Glass (Remix on Compost Records)—Product.01

Me Im Not—NIN (Remix from Limitless Potential) Void Mix

Bless You—LuLu Rouge

Underworld—Magmus

Threat To Creation—Creation Rebel

Dub To The Music—Burnt Friedman & The Nu Players

Barbara Morgenstern—Come To Berlin

Boy Boy Boy—Underworld

The Golden Filter—Moonlight Fantasy

You Bad—Rob Threezy (Edited)

Burn Me Up—Database

Denise Williams—I’ve Got The Next Dance

Database—Must Be Love

Over & Over—Disco Circus 

Database—Gotta Take Your Love

Trankilou—Atom Funk

Tight Pair—Lipps Inc

Elite Force—Carnivale

The (s)election(s)

Playlist for Sunday 9th November

In response to some of the comments I received, regarding
my post election discussion with Mama Loca prior to the show.
My main point of focus was on how our election result was achieved
—that people voted for change for the sake of change.
The facile nature of voting decisions. We now accept that people will make
decisions on carefully crafted one line statements which have no history or substance.
If the latter works this is what a politician will call a successful campaign.
Oh and fuck… no please please no more Jenny Shipley… an unelected
politician… does she still get free airfares because of that unelected position?
And what is with her Elton John look these days anyways… 

Apologies for not having the entire playlist here, but the main goodness is remembered.

 

All Things Must Pass—George Harrison

Ray Ray (Slope rmx)—Fat Freddys Drop

Dragonfly—Mr Meeble

Sounds From The Ground—The Gift

Somebody Up There Likes Me—Bowie

Williams Blood (Areoplane mix)—Grace Jones

Bad—Mowgi RMX—Michael JJackson

All Of Me—Shane Shoe

It’s A Sunshine Day—AA

Stoned Love—Diana Ross and the Supremes.

I Need Your Lovin’—The Korgis

Doctor L on clear viny;l.

untitled again

Playlist Sun 2nd Nov

Zoot Woman—I Got The Bread

Tommy Guerrero—Tommorrows Goodbye

Yul Emir—Yes Oh Lord I Believe

David Holmes—Don’t Die Just Yet (Delakota Mix)

Brian Eno & David Byrne—I Feel My Stuff

Summertime Groove—Bohannon

California Soul—Marlena Shaw (Diplo Mix)

Williams Blood (Areoplane Mix) Grace Jones

Fluke—Josh

Fuzzbox—Bomb The Bass

Corporate Cannibal (Atticus Ross Mix)—Grace Jones

Tough Guy—Crystal Method

Biftek

The Slow Wait—The American Dollar

Promentalshitbackwashpsychosisenema squad (The doodoo chasers)—Funkadelic

Lucio Battitsi (lovefingers)

 

The long Funkadelic track perhaps best sums up the amount of media rhetoric and speculation relating to our local elections. Taking a poll is one thing but using them to manipulate public opinion is another.