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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Eine neue deutsche Identität
Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wollten deutsche Gruppen einen neuen Klang erstellen und eine neue Identität sich formen. Sie wollten es ganz anders als an der Musik der Zeit sein. Dieser neuer Klang wuchs den Experimentalismus der Psychedelic Rock und Artrock … Continue reading
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Pass The Sauerkraut
This week’s genre is a bit different. Until Sunday our Musical Adventure is focussing on Krautrock, a genre of experimental electronic music that emerged from Germany in the late 1960s and early 1970s. This is the first genre we’ve explored … Continue reading
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Anarchy in my eardrum – Fran’s Review
Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols made me laugh. The melodramatic lyrics compare package holidays to concentration camps, and sweepingly dismiss society, the UK, the music industry, fashion and pretty much everyone that was not a Sex Pistol. Pro-anarchy … Continue reading
Outrrrageous – Dave’s Review
From the title, Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols is controversial. The swearing continues throughout the record, typical of the band’s disrespect for manners. The Pistol’s rebellious attitude is echoed in the lyrics, with their sarcastic tone and menacing attack. … Continue reading
The Bromley Contingent
In the very early days of punk the Bromley Contingent were a group of Sex Pistols fans that followed the band, attending all their gigs. They were highly influential in popularizing the fashion of punk and punk culture. Some of … Continue reading
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F*#\i^? pU~k w@&<£!$
Short and sweet: this week the Musical Adventure has crash landed into Punk, and guiding us through the carnage are the Sex Pistols with their one and only album, Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols. Each week Fran and … Continue reading
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Saturday Night Fever (followed by a niggling headache and a certain weariness) – Fran’s Review
The Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack immediately sets a funky mood with the buoyant Stayin’ Alive. The rest of the record showcases the Disco tunes known inside out by anyone who has ever attended a school disco or cheesy wedding. It is full … Continue reading
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Disco Inferno – Dave’s Review
It’s not long before you start to enjoy this weeks’ album, Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Soundtrack. The record begins with a series of instantly catchy tunes that get you dancing, after all, You Should Be Dancing. Pick of … Continue reading
A Movie That Defined An Era
VH1 programme The Story Of: Saturday Night Fever looks at the making of the film and the impact it had on bringing disco into the mainstream. Click through to watch all five parts.
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Time for some smooth moves
This week’s album should prove to be a controversial compilation. Controversial by merit of being a compilation album of course, which some would say is not in the pure spirit of this Musical Adventure… In fact, to add flames to … Continue reading
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