Life and death on the New York dance floor, 1980-1983 /
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| Language: | English |
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Durham :
Duke University Press,
2016.
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Table of Contents:
- You can't just play punk music!
- The basement den at Club 57
- Danceteria: Midtown feels the downtown storm
- Subterranean dance
- The Bronx-Brooklyn approach
- The sound became more real
- Major-label calculations
- The Saint Peter of discos
- Lighting the fuse
- Explosion of clubs
- Artistic maneuvers in the dark
- Downtown configures hip hop
- The sound of a transcendent future
- The new urban street sound
- It wasn't rock and roll and it wasn't disco
- Frozen in time or freed into infinity
- It felt like the whole city was listening
- Shrouded abatements and mysterious deaths
- All we had was the club
- Inverted pyramid
- Roxy music
- The garage: everybody was listening to everything
- The planet rock groove
- Techno funksters
- Taste segues
- Stormy weather
- Cusp of an important fusion
- Cristal for everyone
- Dropping the pretense and the flashy suits
- Straighten it out with Larry Levan
- Stripped-down and scrambled sounds
- We became part of this energy
- Sex and dying
- We got the hits, we got the future
- Behind the groove
- Epilogue: life, death, and the hereafter.