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Daniele Baldini in the house!
BJ tipped me with this mix from DJ icon and legend Daniele Baldini, recorded in the late 70’s or early 80’s, is the guess at The Ghetto Disco Blog. Get cosmic y’all!
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The New Dance Show, Detroit, 1988
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Best track ever, part 19: Windowlicker
I stopped using Roman digits, because I don’t remember how to put a 19. Anyway, of course Windowlicker had to be one of our best tracks ever. Not only because it has that fantastic video clip by Cunningham but it also contains by far the best orgasmic musical climax ever made (on 8:18 minutes). Seriously, it gives me goose skin and an overdose of endorphine at the same time.
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Klub Tilt # 6: British Heroes with Nathan Fake
Yeehaa! British hero Nathank Fake from Border Community is playing on our own Klub Tilt on friday the 26th of march in 013, Tilburg! Also Dutch talent Applescal will be hitting the decks next to residents Guido and Jonathan. I am deejaying with my Smalltown Underground mates in the 013 Café and we (Sea Captain Plonk E) also did the design for the posters and flyers again. Many thanks go out to Tobias (model), Fina (photographer), Vio (concept and planning).
See you all there!
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Podcast nr 6: Katarie - Klub Tilt
Mix number six!
Made for my friends at Klub Tilt.
1. Spending Life - James Teej
2. Sunbeams And The Rain - Losoul
3. Beautification - David Alvarado
4. Lost in the streets of NYC - Tom Trago
5. Upstairs - Lucy
6. You can dance (Carl Craig rmx) - Dj Hell
7. Where are you now? - André Lödemann
8. Today is Tomorrow - Manoo Francois A
9. Chemtrails - Falk Brocksieper
10. Cycles - Milton JacksonListen to it via Itunes or via our soundcloud:
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Mr. Hip Hop
Grimey and original hiphop tunes from from back in the days. Isn’t Ramellzee a serious candidate for Incubate 2010? We will pay half! ;-)
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Breakdancing in Iran, 1991
These images are warming my heart. I really do know what those guys are feeling at that specific moment in time, on that carpet, with those clothes, with those people around them who don’t have a clue what they are doing. Because I’ve had the same experience with my crew in 1985 on my local schoolyard. We felt on top of the world. Heroes!
(Thanks Willem!)
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Best track ever, part XIIIV: Lovefingers
Silver Apples with Lovefingers is our new best track ever. From 1968, do you all understand.
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Podcast nr 5: Katarie & The Hill Street Clappers - The Greatest Place
Here we go again! The Hill Street Clappers step the stage one more time. Disco dancing all night looong baby. This mix is more or less the summum of all my favourite tracks of 2009. Vinyl and mp3, what the hell, all mixed up. Put these tracks on your iPads, pods, quads, whatever, and your feet will start shuffling for sure.
Next mix I wil try and add some voice of my own like my heroe deejeays Tim Sweeney and Bill Brewster do on their podcasts. So keep posted! Oh, and if anyone wants to put out his or her mix here? Just contact me.
The tracks that I used:
1. Absolute Voltage - Jay Sheheard - Compost Black
2. OOFT / The Revenge - This Sound - Instruments of Rapture
3. Raw Cuts #6 - Motor City Drum Ensemble
4. The Sunlamp Show (Disco Bloodbath Remix) - The Aliens - Channel 83
5. Vacuum Boogie - Floating Points - Eglo
6. Latin Combo - Ulysses - Wurst
7. Feverish - Camboche (The Revenge mix) - Under The Shade
8. Buzz in (Optimo rmx) - Boris - Scion Audio/Visual
9. Watcha Need - Lee Curtis
10. Found a Place - Tony Lionni - Ostgut TonListen to it via Itunes or via our soundcloud:
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Dolle Jolle and Todd Terje in Melkweg tonight
Our Norwegian friend Dolle Jolle mailed us this week that he has to play Melkweg tonight with his friend and other Oslowegian nu-cosmic-disco hero Todd Terje with their Shari Vari concept . We are going for sure. Want to come along?
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No comments necessary
Ok, but that is one badass robot wrestler.
(Thanks Wogo!)
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The Juan Maclean - Happy House (live)
Quite a long but very swinging version of Happy House by The Juan MacLean to help you get going for your night out tonight. Mind the happy (house) people at 3:00 minutes. Made me smile.
Btw. The Drummer, Jerry Fuchs, who also played for LCD soundsystem, Moby, MSTRKRFT, sadly passed away last year by falling into an elevator shaft. RIP.
(Found on Eclectro)
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Vote the best dancetrack of 2009
For, I believe the third year in a row, my dear friends from Freshheads put together ‘the dancetrack of the year election widget’ for Dutch leading blog on electronic music: Eclectro. Through a simple and honest voting system the track of 2009 will emerge in the end of december. Oh, and some of the tracks you can vote for are selected by me, Katarie. So fly fly fly and go check it out!
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Digital orgasms
Put the greatest synthesizer gurus of the eighties together and you’ll get digital orgasms like this. If you combine this video of Thomas Dolby, Herbie Hancock, Howard Jones, and Stevie Wonder with some Kraftwerk you’ll get the inspiriration source for a sketch by one of the greatest sketch shows on earth.
(Thanks Heeswijk!)
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The Techno Viking doesn’t dance to the music, but the music dances to the Techno Viking
Everybody who knows youtube, knows this man. The Techno Viking was filmed by Matthias Fritsch, and this ultimate viral generated over 20.000.000 clicks. Fritsch did a small exhibition about this internet phenomenon, called: Technoviking Archive, with one of the most funniest remakes:
(Thanks Vio!)
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Podcast nr 4: Katarie - Gloomy Autums
Hidyho people of the good life,
It’s been a while, but here we are again, with a new episode of the Radio Kobayashi podcast. This time I crawled deep into the darkest, dampiest depths of my record and mp3 collection to find the most stressy, dark, slow, heavy, mean and cutting techno beats to mix a perfect autumn musical experience.
Enjoy the ride and watch those leaves and the rain fall down!
Tracklist:
1. Sculpture 1986 - Collabs feat. George Issakidis & Speedy J (Original Mix) - Electric Deluxe
2. No Peace No Love No Unity - Kassem Mosse - Aqueous Haze
3. Shift - Ribn - Clone Records
4. New Dawn - Claro Intelecto - Warehouse Sessions
5. Beyond The Stars (Speedy J remix) - Syncom Data - SD Records
6. PM Please - Anton Zap - Underground Quality
7. Furry Hat - Avus - Border Community
8. Black Pot (Jan Hendez Remix) - Monoloc - Smallroom Music
9. Stoned Autopilot - Martin Buttrich - Planet E
10. Mrs Bojangles - Dj Koze - Circus CompanyListen to it via Itunes or via our soundcloud:
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Good vibes baby
I mean, man, look at that car stereo… And the dude driving the car… You can buy this record by only looking at this video without the sound on. Even then you know it’s good.
(Thanks Vio!)
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Looking at my Gucci, it’s about that time…
“Say it loud! I love rap and I’m proud!” Hardcore B-Boying by the inventor of gansta rap, Schoolly D, from the time when we were backspinnin’ on cartboard on the Heuvel. A tip for Incubate 2010 maybe? I promise you Joost, I will break some dance again ; )
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Polonaise Icelandaise
That is what we’re goin’ to do, one month from now.
But first: Incubate! -
Hard to choose…
Last weekend was fun. I went out two times, on friday and sunday. On friday I went out with a couple of good friends to see Carl Graig, one of my heroes, doing a dj set at 10DaysOff in Gent, Belgium. Pretty awkward night, since for the first time in, let’s say 20 years, I didn’t use any narcotics or boose, on such a night. Quite pathetic to say all this but I feel very happy about that. And on top of that, I had a fantastic night! Will do this more in the future, maybe even allways.
And on sunday I went out to see something quite the opposite: Jerry Lee Lewis. We saw this old man rockin’ the place in Tilburg, our hometown, using only his voice and hands, because the rest didn’t work too well anymore. Also a special night because I was there with my father, my brother and my wife. Some friends of mine took their fathers as well. It was touching to see our old mans swinging to the Carl Graig of their time. Can’t decide which was the better night. Don’t have to actually.