#Hold me fleetwood mac cowbell update#
Now you get to hear the drone meets Arabic disco.The latest update to the #UCDb has been posted:Ĥ275 Jono Manson Band - “Miss Fabulous” 4276 Daviděyrne - “Everybody’s Coming to My House” 4277 Soulwax - “Masterplanned” 4278 Soulwax - “Missing Wires” 4279 Soulwax - “Is It Always Binary” 4280 Soulwax - “I Love Techno” 4281 !!! - “Californiyeah” 4282 Fujiya & Miyagi - “Conductor 71″ 4283 TheĜhemical Brothers featuring Q-Tip - “Galvanize” 4284 Cassius - “Mister Eveready” 4285 Matt Mays + El Torpedo - “Time of Your Life” 4286 Bang Camaro - “Pleasure (Pleasure)” 4287 Theĝudes - “Mr Someone Else” 4288 Royal Blood - “I Only Lie When I Love You” 4289 The StandStills - “Orleans” 4290 Reel Big Fish - “I Dare You to Break My Heart” 4291 April Wine - “Victim of Your Love” 4292 Airto - “Tombo in 7/4″ 4293 Quincy Jones - “Ironside” 4294 The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra - “A Man Called Ironside” 4295 Bang Camaro - “Out on the Streets” 4296 The Who - “Cobwebs and Strange” 4297 The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - “Pant Leg” Arabic looking fonts and no real information. The single looked and sounded like it was from the middle east somewhere. This track was on a 12 inch single that should be listened to while in a state that allows recreational marijuana smoking. And the last pick is two members of Wire (seminal punk band) who go off the beaten path to do this track as Cupol (rereleased under their names). Cluster an early German band that influenced a lot of stars.
#Hold me fleetwood mac cowbell series#
You could do an entire series just on Bill Laswell. I added Robert Fripp (with Eno), Sanford Ponder (be careful listening to his entire album while under the influence). This pick has that same vibe as the first one. That's how these began: as CD compilations. Not many tracks, but all you can fit onto one CD. Disco Tex had two hits, one that's on here.Ī continuation of this series. He has other great hits that may point in that direction back in the 60's. Disco Tex was a group and Joe considered himself to be better than James Brown, even claiming that Brown stole his dance moves. Joe Tex who was a contemporary for James Brown and the other was Disco Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes. Think of it as the chicken dance for disco. But it's hard to imagine another pick that is hated as much as Rick Dee's Disco Duck. They sometimes are exactly the same as the best songs list. But you know how I feel about worst songs lists. This volume has one of the worst disco songs of all time: Disco Duck. Some well known and a few that weren't as popular. This pick, as you know, if you've been following, is a playlist of disco songs that I either danced to or played during the disco era. The Disco (Mirror) series continues with volume 5.
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