Various Punk-Rock Artists - Shake The Foundations: Militant Funk & The Post-Punk Dancefloor - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
Various Punk-Rock Artists - Shake The Foundations: Militant Funk & The Post-Punk Dancefloor - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: Three CD set. In the wake of punk's seismic and well recounted impact on the UK music scene, countless hitherto unavailable influences suddenly became available and de rigueur for the nation's would-be pop stars. Enabled by a new kind of record shop that began to appear across the country in Rough Trade's image, and encouraged by an absolute disregard for 'the rules', interested young people were quickly exposed to a broad spectrum of music from beyond the realm of three chord rock 'n roll. Nowhere was the outcome more notable than on the dancefloors of the day. 'Shake The Foundations' captures that after dark revolution, showcasing an era when disco, dub, electronica, funk and - whisper it - pop sensibilities - began to flood into the alternative, post-punk landscape. Running parallel with Ze Records and the no-wave movement in the US, clubs such as Marc Almond's Digital Disco and legendary nights at The Garage in Nottingham, The State in Liverpool, the Blue Note in Derby and across London at nights like the Batcave became fast moving, democratic melting pots. Across 3CDs, Bill Brewster selects highlights from his own extensive DJing career, each disc individually curated. As he himself puts it, InchThe important thing was not to impress James Brown, emulate the Fatback Band or wear Kraftwerk's game-face. The point was to have a go. 'Shake The Foundations' is not a comprehensive look at post-punk, so much as a shakily hand-drawn map of a particular area. It's what happened when the post-punk fallout collided with the dancefloor, and forty years later we're still feeling it's effectsInch. Album Tracks DISC 1 1. Guess Who? - a Certain Ratio 2. Coup - 23 Skidoo 3. 100 Evil Smokestacking Baby - Haircut 100 4. This Fear of Gods - Simple Minds 5. Love 30 - the Stranglers 6. Born Every Minute - the Passage 7. Sarava - Blue Rondo a la Turk 8. Serbian V
- Artist: Various Punk-Rock Artists
- Title: Shake The Foundations: Militant Funk & The Post-Punk Dancefloor 1978-1984 / Various
- Format: CD
- Label: Cherry Red
- Release Date: 04/02/2021
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Various Punk-Rock Artists - Shake The Foundations: Militant Funk & The Post-Punk Dancefloor - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 5013929110700
Three CD set. In the wake of punk's seismic and well recounted impact on the UK music scene, countless hitherto unavailable influences suddenly became available and de rigueur for the nation's would-be pop stars. Enabled by a new kind of record shop that began to appear across the country in Rough Trade's image, and encouraged by an absolute disregard for 'the rules', interested young people were quickly exposed to a broad spectrum of music from beyond the realm of three chord rock 'n roll. Nowhere was the outcome more notable than on the dancefloors of the day. 'Shake The Foundations' captures that after dark revolution, showcasing an era when disco, dub, electronica, funk and - whisper it - pop sensibilities - began to flood into the alternative, post-punk landscape. Running parallel with Ze Records and the no-wave movement in the US, clubs such as Marc Almond's Digital Disco and legendary nights at The Garage in Nottingham, The State in Liverpool, the Blue Note in Derby and across London at nights like the Batcave became fast moving, democratic melting pots. Across 3CDs, Bill Brewster selects highlights from his own extensive DJing career, each disc individually curated. As he himself puts it, InchThe important thing was not to impress James Brown, emulate the Fatback Band or wear Kraftwerk's game-face. The point was to have a go. 'Shake The Foundations' is not a comprehensive look at post-punk, so much as a shakily hand-drawn map of a particular area. It's what happened when the post-punk fallout collided with the dancefloor, and forty years later we're still feeling it's effectsInch. Album Tracks DISC 1 1. Guess Who? - a Certain Ratio 2. Coup - 23 Skidoo 3. 100 Evil Smokestacking Baby - Haircut 100 4. This Fear of Gods - Simple Minds 5. Love 30 - the Stranglers 6. Born Every Minute - the Passage 7. Sarava - Blue Rondo a la Turk 8. Serbian V
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