Disconnection " /> <FONT COLOR="#ff0000"> Disco</FONT><FONT COLOR="#ff8000">nnection </FONT> by Thomas_Mohr

Thomas_Mohr

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Member Since: 2/22/2002
Total Mixes: 72
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Cassette | Dance - House
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CD | Mixed Genre
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CD | Mixed Genre
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CD | Theme - Cover Songs
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Disconnection

Side A
Artist Song
Kleeer  Tonights the Night (Good Time) 
Candi Staton  When You Wake Up Tomorrow 
Chaka Khan  I Know You, I Live You 
Delegation  Heartache No. 9 
Sylvester  I Need You (Re-Edit) 
Ashford & Simpson  Bourgie Bourgie 
Chic  I Want Your Love 
Esther Williams  I'll Be Your Pleasure 
Goody Goody  It Looks Like Love (Original Mix) 
BT Express  Does It Feel Good 
Robin Beck  Sweet Talk (Re-Edit) 
Dusty Springfield  Baby Blue (12" Version) 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
The Originals  Down to Love Town (Re-Edit) 
The Trammps  That's Where the Happy People Go 
Eddie Kendricks  Goin' Up in Smoke 
Rare Pleasure  Let Me Down Easy 
Denise LaSalle  I'm So Hot 
Omni feat. Connee Draper  Out of My Hands 
Revelation  Feel It 
Salsoul Orchestra  Take Some Time Out for Love 
Cerrone  Hooked on You 
Fern Kinney  Baby Let Me Kiss You 
Inner Life  (Knock Out) Let's Go Another Round (Album Version) 
Incognito  Givin' It Up (Roger Sanchez Deep Mix) 

Comment:

A minuscule testament to my ongoing fascination with 70s and 80s disco and club music (although one of the tracks featured here stems from the early 90s), a genre wrongly and stupidly dismissed as dull and vacuous at the time. Today, I find it much more subversive than, say, punk, in its relentless celebration of a hedonistic, sexually liberated and nonconformist lifestyle, and certainly a lot more sophisticated in musical terms than the bulk of 70s rock. Anyway, it most certainly can't be accused of being "trendy indie shit". ;)

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hemizen
Date: 2/18/2008
A "celebration of a hedonistic, sexually liberated and nonconformist lifestyle"-I'll be there!
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Muzag
Date: 2/18/2008
And a "relentless celebration" at that. Well the punk lifestyle never sounded so tiring ;)Looks great Thomas, and - from someone who contributed twice as much as you last year - good to see you're still producing the odd mix ;)
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G-Sphere
Date: 2/18/2008
You are so right... but I guess you had to be there. Great collection.
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musicgnome
Date: 2/18/2008
Freaking awesome.
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lanhamyodel
Date: 2/18/2008
Good to see you back! Whatever happened to your "Germans Under Cover" blog? (I like Vince Gill, but somehow I doubt that you would be blogging about him.)
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sammyg123
Date: 2/18/2008
Well, If this is as good as The parallel 60s and Squeezboxing, I'll know it is full of quality indeed. Did I ever thank you for those discs? Can't remember, but I loved 'em - the latter being one of my all time favourite mixes. You should post more and we should trade mohr.
Anyway, lots to love here - the Chic and Rare Pleasure tracks always get my booty shaking...
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mahdishain
Date: 2/18/2008
Don't know any of this but you make it sound worthwhile. Would love to hear this one.
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fritz1
Date: 2/18/2008
ach du meine guete. i smell a disco comeback! gut, dass du wieder da bist. lass mal von dir hoeren! (ich bin uebrigens, wenn nichts schiefgeht, naechstes akademisches jahr in deutschland, genauer gesagt, in mannheim)
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anthony lombardi
Date: 2/18/2008
i concur with sammy that you should post more, as this mix alone is ample justification & reason - i'd love to hear this in full, as there are plenty of tracks unknown to me...
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gobi
Date: 2/18/2008
well I must confess that I never really appreciated it at the time (I was too obsessed with '70s cock rock and then punk, I guess) . . . . having said that, as I mature gracefully, I'm finding more and more 70s disco, funk and jazz funk coming into the mix and yes, it is a relentless celebration of a hedonistic, sexually liberated and nonconformist lifestyle . . . . it's just a shame that I look such a pratt pogoing to it !Very 70s cover too !
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Rob Conroy
Date: 2/18/2008
There's quite a bit of good-to-great stuff in the disco genre and you've nailed quite a bit of it here.
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sport !
Date: 2/18/2008
Great cover, great mix!!
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Sean Lally
Date: 2/19/2008
What the kids (especially Gobi) said.
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Mark Petruccelli
Date: 2/19/2008
I lived the Disco Era and while any pictures of myself from those times make me shudder (think Meatloaf as Travolta) the sound brings back fond memories (my "Disco Sucks" banner on my dorm window notwithstanding.)
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Moe
Date: 2/19/2008
Oh great. Another trendy indie shit mix. Yawn. But seriously, this IS the shit. We always knew there was a disco worshipping dynamo hiding behind that cooler-than-thou persona ;) I'm only familiar with a handful of these, but I'm sure any one of them would have me heading towards the dancefloor for a few minutes under the mirrored disco ball. Great to see you back, BTW!! Hope for Mohr in 208.
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Bear
Date: 2/19/2008
Trendy disco coolness. I like this a lot.
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Media Vixen: Radio Sally
Date: 2/21/2008
Lots of stuff here I didn't know and am pleased to! Great cover.
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Media Vixen: Radio Sally
Date: 2/21/2008
Lots of stuff here I didn't know and am pleased to! Great cover.
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Barrydali
Date: 2/23/2008
Don't see myself as a disco kinda guy but I really am looking forward to hearing this.
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p the swede
Date: 2/28/2008
how could I miss this, wonderful stuff allover (ok maybe not Robin Beck but whatever, it's party time)
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doowad
Date: 3/24/2008
Yeah, burn, baby, burn.
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Curtis_Burns
Date: 5/30/2008
Sorry I'm late to the party, but I had trouble finding my stash of snort. This is a fine testament to the fact that people who thought disco sucked only heard sucky disco. Splendid mix, title and cover Thomas.