I wondered what a Kraftwerk song would sound like on the piano. This is "The Model" played by me on Addicitive Keys, using my Roland Alpha Juno 2  as a controller. This song was written  by Ralf Hütter and Karl Bartos, with artist Emil Schult collaborating on the lyrics (which there aren't any of in this performance).

Kraftwerk - The Model - Piano

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Verse
inside my head i feel dread, every day it'll stay in place
i cry for help and all my friends all look away, i cant be saved
i dont understand what i did wrong, but life still treks on
so i'll just have wait, to be contained by my eternal illness

Chorus
everyday is just the same
everyday is just the same
nothing will ever change
everyday is just the same

(solo)

Verse
Somewhere inside I have decayed
I'm rotting from inside, oh I'm so scared
I'm gonna die and waste away
I'm all sick and diseased but I don't care

Chorus
Every single days the same
Every single days the same
Nothing's ever gonna change
Cause every single days the same

Bridge
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness 
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness 
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness

Outro
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness
i will die for my sickness

Die For My Sickness (feat. activedenialsystems)

David Bowie Star Special 1979

David Bowie - Live At Glastonbury 25-06-2000

A tribute mix to Malcolm Mclaren. A collection of tracks from Malcolm Mclaren remixed, moshed and mashed up by Glue6090. 

Tracklisting: (all by Malcolm Mclaren)
- Buffalo Gals
- World Famous (vinyl single)
- She's looking like a hobo (vinyl single)
- Double Dutch
- Would ya like more scratchin' (new york city edit)
- D'ya like more scratchin' (vinyl single)
- Hey DJ
-  World's Famous Supreme Team Radio Show (vinyl single)
- Fans (Nessun Dorma)  Glue6090 remix
- Zulu on a timebomb (b-side)  Glue6090 remix
- Legba (Glue6090 remix)
- Legba
- Madame Butterfly (Un bel di Vedremo)

Shout out to the World's Famous Supreme Team Radio Show too.




Glue6090 Malcolm Mclaren Mix

Guantanamera - Get The Party Started!

Let The Music Play

A COMPYLATION OF CLASSICS NORTHERN SOUL GEMS WITH RAW FUNK STRYKES

CLASSICS NORTHERN SOUL GEMS VS RAW FUNK

Blasphemous Rumors - Depeche Mode
Wave - Blancmange
Wishful Thinking - China Crisis
Happy People - Yazoo (Vince Clarke)
Leave In Silence - Depeche Mode
Heroes - Q-Feel
The War Song - Culture Club
How To Be A Millionaire - ABC
No One Like You - Pete Shelley
Hurt - Re-Flex
Our House - Madness
Kiss & Tell - Bryan Ferry (Roxy Music)
Russian Radio - Red Flag
Vanishing Point - New Order
Eastern Girls - Landscape
Dancing Girls - Nik Kershaw
Pleasure Boys - Visage
Say It Again (UK Remix) - Danse Society
We Close Our Eyes - Go West
Everybody Have Fun Tonight - Wang Chung
Regret - New Order
Lies - Thompson Twins
Heaven Is A Secret - Spandau Ballet

Blasphemous Rumours Depeche Mode Mix

Spandau Ballet - Heaven Is A Secret (80's New Romantic/New Wave Synthpop Mix 12" Vinyl)

Rain In The Summertime - The Alarm
Giant - The The
I Could Show You How - Naked Eyes
The Hunger & The Greed - Two Minds Crack
I Touch Roses - Book Of Love
Living In Another World - Talk Talk
The Night You Murdered Love - ABC
All I Want - Howard Jones
Election Day - Arcadia (Duran Duran)
I Don't Want To Be A Hero - Johnny Hates Jazz
Love One's Angel - Blue Zoo
The Art Of Parties - Japan
For Whom The Bells Toll - Fad Gadget
Don Quixote - Nik Kershaw
Welcome To The Pleasure Dome - Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Eye To Eye - Go West
Wide Boy - Nik Kershaw
Look Mama - Howard Jones
My Foolish Heart - Johnny Hates Jazz
No Time - Fiction Factory
What You Need - INXS
Oblivious - Aztec Camera

The The - Giant (80's New Wave Vinyl BPM: 110-118)

America (Extended Mix)
Multitude (Knaves Mix)
Love Like Blood (Gestalt Mix)
Adorations (Supernatural Mix)
Sanity (Roman Mix)
Tabazan
A New Day (Dub Mix)
Night Time
Sun Goes Down (12" Version)
Kings And Queens (Right Royal Mix)
Ecstasy (12" Version)
Dominator (Version)
Change (Spiral Tibe Mix)
Exile (Extended Mix)
Goodbye To The Village
Twilight Of The Mortal 
Europe
Eighties (serious Dance Mix)
Willful Days (12" Version)
The Gathering 
Feast Of Blaze (12" Version)
Liar Lequin

Killing Joke Mix

Killing Joke - The Gathering (80's Killing Joke Mega Mix 12" Vinyl BPM: 120-160)

Electro 82-85 Dj Abel Toro
 
1./ Grandmaster Melle Mel & The Furious Five – Beat Street
2./ Sharon Green & Lisa Counts & Debbie D – Us Girls
3./ Davy DMX – One For The Treble 
4./ Beatmaster – Lipservice
5./ Nolan Thomas – Yo Little Brother
6./ Joyce Sims – You Are My All & All
7./ Herbie Hancock - Rockit Mega Mix 
8./ Grandmixer D.ST - Crazy Cuts 
9./ Double Dee & Steinski – Lesson 1 & 2
10./ The Beat Box Boys - Give Me My Money
11./ Dominatrix – The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight
12./ Lisa Lisa & The Cult Jam- I wonder If I take You Home
13./ Freeez – Pop Goes My Love
14./ Freeez - I.O.U
15./ Goon Squad - Eight Arms To Hold Me
16./ Nina Hagen – Universal Radio
17./ ABC – How To Be A Millionaire
18./ Sylvester - Rock The Box 
19./ Planet Patrol – Rock At Your Own Risk
20./ Hashim – Al Naafyish
21./ Devine Sounds – What People Do For Money
22./ Twilight 22 – Electric Kingdom
23./ Ice T - Reckless Rivalry Combat

This story was conceived 40 years ago with the invention of the Roland 808 Drum Machine in 1980.

Rapid & Solid, fast & frantic, the electro beat is the sound of the city as stimulating as the urban jungle that spawned it.

To say electro was influential would be an understatement, electro changed the world, the music, the graffiti art, the fashion and the arcade video games were electronic and futuristic, it didn’t exclude anyone if you were black or white, male or female. Electro comes from the word electronic, electro music is like disco and funk warped into hyperspace, it’s the roots of electronic music we know today.

The first time I saw someone breakdance in real life was in high school early 80s. Jimmy was the only kid in the entire school who knew how to break and pop it looked like something from outer space. (Popin and lockin is a form of robot dance like an electric shock has gone through your body). We spent our youth practising to break, pop and lock at PCYC Wolloomooloo, we would get together after school and train. We taught each other and created our own signature moves. We also practised breakin at Rap City on George Street it helped keep kids out of trouble.

We battled our breakdance moves with our ghetto blaster outside Hoyts George Street and around Circular Quay on a piece of lino my Grandad bought us from Marrickville Mitre 10 hardware store.  

The mixtapes we danced to I made from recording Tim Ritchie’s radio show on Double-J. I would stay up late to record the show, then using 3 x cassette players two for playing and one for recording I would lock myself in my cupboard because it was soundproof like a vocal booth and mix our own mixtapes. 

I entered a breakdance competition held by Hoyts George Street as a promo for ‘Breakdance’ the movie. A couple of the actors/dancers from the movie came and danced (Kelly and Popin Pete)  but we were there to see Turbo do his famous broom dance unfortunately he wasn’t part of the tour.

The breakdance phenomenon lasted from 82 to 85 then other sounds began to emerge like house music.  Breakdancing is still relevant today with new dance moves being introduced all the time and now an official Olympic sport.

If the Face Magazine 1984 included a mixtape this would be it. I’ve mixed and edited the dub version and bonus beats you normally find on the B-side of the 12inch record. One of the most difficult genres to beat mix because the click track went all over the place.   The invention of the direct drive turntable made by Technics took Dj scratching to a higher level, nearly every song featured a ‘scratching solo’. Music producers like Arthur Baker, Herbie Hancock and John Rocca mastered the art of voice sampling, pitching and beat repeat, they pushed music instruments to the edge with it came a style and an attitude. 

Keep It Pure X 
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David Bowie Star Special 1979

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