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The Clash "Magnificent Seven" Ok, since a lot of people have been talking about the Clash lately, I thought it was only right to bring this jam up. I've been doing some research on the history of house/dance music and I found out that urban dance clubs and DJs back in the day used to spin this record a lot at house/techno parties (for those keeping up with house music history). [This message was edited Wed Mar 26 12:06:14 PST 2003 by JANFAN4L] | |
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JANFAN4L said: Ok, since a lot of people have been talking about the Clash lately, I thought it was only right to bring this jam up. I've been doing some research on the history of house/dance music and I found out that urban dance clubs and DJs back in the day used to spin this record a lot at house/techno parties (for those keeping up with house music history).
[This message was edited Wed Mar 26 12:06:14 PST 2003 by JANFAN4L] Yup, it's a classic! Came out in 1980, when rap/hip-hop was still in its commercial infancy. Along with Blondie's "Rapture", it was one of the very first ever rap-rock crossover songs, although it tilts more towards the former than the latter. It's on the "Sandinista!" album, which I recommend you go out buy immediately. [This message was edited Wed Mar 26 12:16:21 PST 2003 by JohnnyTheFox] | |
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JohnnyTheFox said: JANFAN4L said: Ok, since a lot of people have been talking about the Clash lately, I thought it was only right to bring this jam up. I've been doing some research on the history of house/dance music and I found out that urban dance clubs and DJs back in the day used to spin this record a lot at house/techno parties (for those keeping up with house music history).
[This message was edited Wed Mar 26 12:06:14 PST 2003 by JANFAN4L] Yup, it's a classic! Came out in 1980, when rap/hip-hop was still in its commercial infancy. Along with Blondie's "Rapture", it was one of the very first ever rap-rock crossover songs, although it tilts more towards the former than the latter. It's on the "Sandinista!" album, which I recommend you go out buy immediately. [This message was edited Wed Mar 26 12:16:21 PST 2003 by JohnnyTheFox] I LOVE! this track. It goes to show just how versatile the Clash were. Could Guns-n-Roses do something as cool as that? Well...could they? "...Don't you ever stop long enough to start/take your car outta that gear/Don't you ever stop long enough to start/and get your car outta that gear..." NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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Sandinista is a very underrated album, amazing stuff on it indeed! Features Mikey Dread!!! SIGNAL | |
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vacuum cleaner sucks up budgie, oooh oh owww! ------------------------------------------------
"babies, before this is over, we're all gonna be wearing gold plated diapers!" the bruce dickinson | |
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RADIO CLASH is the hardest Funk I've ever heard from any Punk band. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Supernova said: RADIO CLASH is the hardest Funk I've ever heard from any Punk band.
My all-time favorite cut from the only band that matters. NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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Supernova said: RADIO CLASH is the hardest Funk I've ever heard from any Punk band.
And there's ... Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice) Ivan Meets GI Joe Overpowered By Funk | |
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NWF said:[quote] JohnnyTheFox said: JANFAN4L said: Ok, since a lot of people have been talking about the Clash lately, I thought it was only right to bring this jam up. I've been doing some research on the history of house/dance music and I found out that urban dance clubs and DJs back in the day used to spin this record a lot at house/techno parties (for those keeping up with house music history).
[This message was edited Wed Mar 26 12:06:14 PST 2003 by JANFAN4L] Yup, it's a classic! Came out in 1980, when rap/hip-hop was still in its commercial infancy. Along with Blondie's "Rapture", it was one of the very first ever rap-rock crossover songs, although it tilts more towards the former than the latter. It's on the "Sandinista!" album, which I recommend you go out buy immediately. [This message was edited Wed Mar 26 12:16:21 PST 2003 by JohnnyTheFox] I LOVE! this track. It goes to show just how versatile the Clash were. Could Guns-n-Roses do something as cool as that? Well...could they? Gunk N Rodents? Yougottabekiddinme. The Clash are caviar, GNR are a dogfood Big Mac. | |
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i have this verion of it that has these kick ass Clint eastwood samples in it..tight as hell | |
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Good to see this one shouted out! I've mentioned it quite a few times. This song kicks ass old school style fo sho!
LOVE IT!!! | |
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