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Review: Happy Mondays – Excess All Areas – by Simon Spence
This is the third Simon Spence book that I have read. He is a very talented music journalist from Manchester with a taste for documenting, wild, stylish cultural movements that have emerged from the Madchester craziness. Excess All Areas covers perhaps the most successful and innovative band to have ridden the early acid house craze… Continue reading
Acid, acid house, Barbados, Cardiff University, Clubbing, Cocaine, crack, crack cocaine, dancer, Depeche Mode, drums, E, Electronic Music, Excess All Areas, Factory Records, festivals, Gary Whelan, Greatest Hits, guitar, Hacienda, Happy Mondays, Happy Mondays Greatest Hits, hedonist, heroin addiction, journalist, Joy Division, keyboard, Madchester, Manchester, Mark Bez Berry, Mark Day, Melody Maker, music, music tehnology, narcotics, New Order, NME, Paul Davies, Paul Oakenfold, Paul ryder, polydrug, Princess Diana, rock music, SBez, scallies, Shaun Ryder, shopflifting, simon spence, SPectrum, steve osbourne, substance abuse, Tony Wilson, UK, USA -
Wez G Sessions – Episode 21
Wez G Sessions Episode 21 has a diverse mix of music from across multiple genres. Easy-listening for pleasure… :::Tracklist::: # Artist name Track name 1 Groove Armada Purple Haze 2 Bobby Womack Stand Up 3 Beastie Boys Get It Together 4 New Order Bizarre Love Triangle (Album Version) 5 Lou Reed Oh Jim 6 Coldcut… Continue reading
A Mi Manuel, Africa, African, African singer, Angel Angel Down We Go Together, Beastie Boys, Bizarre Love Triangle, Black Liberation, Bobby Womack, Coldcut, Deninis Brown, Express Yourself, Get It Together, God, Grandmaster Flash, Groove Armada, Hacienda, Heaven, Jimi Hendrix, Lighthouse Family, Lou Reed, Madonna, Morrisey, My Telephone, New Order, Otis Redding, Pepe Habichuela, Podcast, Pop, Pop Music, Postcard From Heaven, Purple Haze, Sarah Ndagire, Satisfaction, Stand Up, Train, Uganda, Wez G, Wez G Sessions, Wez G Sessions Episode 21 -
Wez G – Freedom Loving, Fearing Nothing (DJ Set 12)
This mix of old and new rekindles the flames of freedom I discovered on the club dancefloors of the late nineties. Lakota, The Hippo Club, Leos, 1 Love @ The Brunel Rooms, The Cross, Miss Moneypennys, Ministry of Sound, Chuff Chuff and all Shuffle events were clubs and venues I used to frequent. The revolutionary… Continue reading
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