Reply With QuoteI could be wrong, but it doesn't sound like a 1978 track to my ears. If it is, I'll be gobsmacked!
Acetate [Level 1]
New to board so hi :lol:
I need a track off DJ Discotizer tape...
DJ Discotizer - New York mix 1978, side A.
Its the long 10 minute dubbed out instrumental track which starts at 12 mins into side A.
A bit vague but can`t seem to do a clip at the mo. can be found at...
http://www.deephousepage.com/mixes12.htm
Number 882 on the list
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I could be wrong, but it doesn't sound like a 1978 track to my ears. If it is, I'll be gobsmacked!
Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
quinny , check yo ears and learn some music broŽ
pauly, IŽll give you a hint.... its on west end ..
youŽll need to dig.. it will school you better
peace/johnnyboy
cheers
Acetate [Level 1]
I love the Discotizer mix... the final song on side B is very cool as well...it's way out there.. spacy and amazing. I have no idea who it is though. Will check the West End site for the other track.
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
You took this snipe at one member for no apparent reason and then found it necessary to 'school' another one rather than share the information he's requesting. :-?Originally Written by johnnyboy
Consider schooling yourself, johnnyboy, and chill with the attitude.
Peace,
The 'I've had it up to here' Moderator
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
Pauly p,
WELCOME TO THE BOARD and since 'johnny' is saying check out West End, the only thing I can think of would be "Sessomatto". I don't have the 12" so I can't confirm but give it a listen as I know it's an instrumental.
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I'm waiting to be gobsmacked! If it really is from '78, then it must have been 3 to 4 years ahead of its time. There's some FX in there that sound very '81/'82 (or later). Is this a (25th anniversary) later remix of some description, with added FX?
BTW: Sorry, but I don't know how anyone could say this Discotizer mix is 'cool' or like it as a mix. The guy's obviously got some ideas (rather overdone at times), but his mixing ability is diabolical.
Acetate [Level 1]
Quinny,
You use the word diabolical.. is this a good kind of "diabolical" or a bad kind?
What's wrong with saying the mix is cool? I love the song selections... honestly I never even paid attention to his mixing technique.
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Like I said. He has some good ideas, but he doesn't have the ability to really make them work. I was listening to the mixing as much as the tunes.
If you like the tune selection, great! I have no qualms with that as such.
Gold Record [Level 7]
I've just had a listen and it's definitely not that. I don't recognise it all, even though I used to have pretty much the entire West End catalogue. I see what Quinny's saying - that stereo delay isn't something I've heard on anything pre 1982.
Aren't they a lot of people joing the forum now, just to identify tracks on these fake tapes on DHP...don't say thanks to anyone who bothers to help them, then f**k off without bringing anything to the great table of discussion, re. the other fora on this site ???
Indie Release [Level 4]
how rude johnnyboy,Quinny knows his sh*t. :o and is well respected here on this board.
"don't go away mad,just go away"
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DISCO
The word evokes not just a type of music or a kind of dance or even a style of dress.It\'s also a new social order of black and white,gay and straight,rich and poor,all hot,sweaty and, most likely,high,together.
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
Thank you. And I find their rudeness quite irritating. I guess 'dhp' doesn't help them identify the music they play so they come here. We wrack our brains to get an answer for them only to have them run-off, without so much as a "gee guys, thanks".
All I can say is, "Glad my Momma didn't raise me that way."
Acetate [Level 1]
wehay, looks like I`ve started an argument over a track which still hasnt been id`d so I may as well stick around then (until its gets id`d if thats why you think I`m really here :roll: ).
And yep it doesnt sound very seventies
Pauly
Underground Hit [Level 5]
hi pauly p,
im sure others will agree with me when i say theres plenty of room for new comers to join discomusic.com. but there are members from time to time who join for just one song then leave and never to be heard from again. we're not saying its you it was just brought up in a general sense. so please stick around, im sure for every song you need identified there are a hundred behind them.
theres one thing ive learned since joining this site about 3 years ago, is that i thought i knew my sh.. before, boy was i wrong there are guys here who can put you away with their knowledge of disco music and music in general for that matter.
quinny is very knowledgable and respected here and should not have been dissed like that from that other character.
just my 2 cents
carmine
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
Hey Pauly,
Forrrce and I weren't directing the comments at you in particular. Sorry for that misunderstanding. It's just that lately we've had so many 'one-shots' I've stopped welcoming them to the board on their first entry because 75% or more don't even return to see it. I'm pretty confident an answer for you is somewhere on the horizon. :)
Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
Just like 02T - i thought i knew my sh.. before, boy was i wrong. I may not answer or give to the site but believe me I check in everytime I'm online. Not everyone's a "fly by night."[/quote]. I heard the mix and I could swear someone posted it before - not the entire mix - but a thread (if you will).
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There was a thread earlier, but then the mix was the other way around with the now A side as the B side. BTW: isn't there another thread at this moment about the now 'B' side too?
This is most frustrating for one guy to make the assertion that it is from '78 and NOT spill the beans. Talk about mind games!!
I'm still waiting to be gobsmacked and if the track is from '78 (i.e. the track as is , and isn't some '78 track that's been used as a sample or redone at a later date) I'll be the first to retract my comments. I just can't think that anyone could have or would have produced such a dense, repetitive track back then that was soooo totally not in any other contemporary style. Normally, one offs caused more of a stir than bland formulaic tracks. You'd have thought it would have made everybody's ears prick up, BITD and somebody else would know it.
The only thing I can think of is that it's part of The Bombers - The Mexican which has been sampled and overdubbed with the FX and organ.
Other wise, where is it amongst this little lot?
ALBUMS
WE100 MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK Black Emanuel 1976
WE101 MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK How Funny Can Sex Be 1976
WE102 MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK The Magic Pony 1977
WE103 MICHELE Magic Love 1977
WE105 KAREN YOUNG Hot Shot 1978
WE106 THE BOMBERS Bombers 2 1979
WE107 TAANA GARDNER Work That Body 1979
WE108 COLLEEN HEATHER Heartbreaker 1979
WE109 TONY HUMPHRIES / VARIOUS Master Mix Medley 1982
12" SINGLES
Matrix # Artist Title / Song Year
WES12100 SESSO MATTO "Sessomatto" 1976
WES12102 DICK LEE SOUND OF INNER CITY "Mary Hartman Mary Hartman" 1976
WES12103 JAKKI "You Are The Star" 1976
WES12104 GARRETT SCOTT "Nah Nah Kiss Him Goodbye" 1976
WES12105 THE CHUCK DAVIS ORCHESTRA "Spirit of Sunshine" 1977
WES12106 PHILLY USA "Speak Well" 1977
WES12108 MICHELE "Can't you feel it" 1977
WES12109 DAWN ROBERTSON "With All My Heart" 1977
WES12110 MICHELE "Disco Dance" 1977
WES12111 KAREN YOUNG "Hot Shot" 1979
WES12112 THE BOMBERS "The Mexican / Dance Dance Dance" 1978
WES12113 BETTYE LAVETTE "Doin' the Best That I Can" 1978
WES22114 KAREN YOUNG "Bring on the Boys" 1978
WES22114B KAREN YOUNG "Baby You Ain't Nothin Without Me" 1978
WES22115 THE BOMBERS "(Everybody) Get Dancin'" 1979
WES22116 TAANA GARDNER "Work That Body" 1979
WES22117 EDNAH HOLT & STARLUV "People Come Dance" 1979
WES22118 BILLY NICHOLS "Give Your Body Up to the Music" 1979
WES22119 BOMBERS "Let's Dance / Shake" 1979
WES22120 SUGAR & SPICE "You're My Sugar, You're My Spice" 1979
WES22121 PICO "Malaguena" 1979
WES22122 TAANA GARDNER "When You Touch Me" 1979
WES22123 COLLEEN HEATHER "On The Run" 1979
WES22124 TAANA GARDNER "We Got To Work It Out" (7" promo only) 1979
WES22125 NORTH END "Kind of Life (Kind of Love)" 1980
WES22126 BILLY NICHOLS "Diamond Ring" 1980
WES22128 LOOSE JOINTS "Is It All Over My Face / Pop Your Funk" 1980
WES22129 LOOSE JOINTS "Is It All Over My Face" (Male / Female) 1980
WES22130 KENIX MUSIC FEAT. BOBBY YOUNGBLOOD "There's Never Been No One Like You" 1980
WES22131 MASTER BOOGIES SONG & DANCE "When the **** Hits the Fan" 1980
WES22132 TAANA GARDNER "Heartbeat" 1981
WES22133 PEOPLEčS CHOICE "Hey Everybody (Party Hearty)" 1981
WES22134 SWEET G "A Heartbeat Rap" 1981
WES22135 SPARQUE "Let's Go Dancin'" 1981
WES22136 INEZ BROOKS "Chillin' Out" 1981
WES22137 TAANA GARDNER "No Frills" 1981
WES22138 EDNAH HOLT "Serious, Sirius Space Party" 1981
WES22139 STONE "Time" 1981
WES22140 PEECH BOYS "Don't Make Me Wait" 1982
WES22141 SPARQUE "Music Turns Me On" 1982
WES22142 AL MCCALL "Hard Times" 1982
WES22143 FORRRCE "Keep On Dancin'" 1982
WES22144 GEORGE AND GLEN MILLER "Touch Your Life" 1982
WES22145 GLASS "Let Me Feel Your Heartbeat" 1982
WES22146 DEBBIE TRUSTY "Searchin' For Some Lovin'" 1982
WES22147 STONE "Girl I Like the Way that You Move" 1982
WES22148 RAW SILK "Do it to the Music" 1982
WES22149 B.T. (BRENDA TAYLOR) "You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat it Too" 1982
WES22150 MAHOGANY "Ride on the Rhythm" 1982
WES22151 JOHNSON & YOUNGBLOOD "The Funk is in the Music" 1983
WES22152 INDIA "Stay With Me" 1983
WES22153 JULIUS BROWN "Party" 1983
WES22154 SEAN TAYLOR "Can'Live Without You/Come Back to Me" 1983
WES22155 SHIRLEY LITES "Heat You Up (Melt You Down)" 1983
WES22156 SWEET LIFE "I Get Lifted" 1983
WES22157 JULIUS BROWN "Diana" 1983
WES22158 LOVE CLUB "Hot Summer Nights" 1983
WES22159 RAW SILK "Just In Time" 1983
WES22160 SYBIL THOMAS "Rescue Me" 1983
WES22161 L.J. WAITERS "Make it Feel Like" [Never released] 1983
WES22162 DJ DIVINE "Get Into the Mix" 1983
WES22163 B+ "B-Beat Classic" 1983
WES22164 BARBARA MASON "Another Man" 1983
WES22165 ANGIE "Let's Get on With It" 1983
WES22166 JANET DAILY AND SENSES "If You Can Count" 1983
WES22167 SPYDER C "Unity/Hollis Rock" 1983
WES22168 JULIUS BROWN "Never Too Late" 1983
WES22169 STEVE PICKETT AND THE POST NUCLEAR ORCHESTRA "Hello it's 1984" 1983
WES22170 AOK "Style" 1984
WES22171 D'BORA "No Sense" 1984
WES22172 SPARQUE "Take Some Time" 1984
WES22173 DIAMOND D "Fresh Avenue" 1984
WES22174 BARBARA MASON "Don't I Ever Cross Your Mind Sometime" 1984
WES22175 FANTASY MACHINE "Fantasy Machine" 1984
WES22176 MONA RAY "I Been Watchin' You" 1984
WES22177 KAREN YOUNG "Come-A-Running" 1985
Indie Release [Level 4]
I listened to that Discotizer mix a few years and enjoyed it a lot, but I don't believe for a minute it's from 1978. I suspect it was done quite recently. Discotizer was supposed to be an NY Dj from back in the day, but I've asked quite a lot of people and no one has ever heard of him. It smells quite fishy, if you ask me (which, admittedly, you're not :-?)
Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
pauly , if you do a search on discotizer in this forum youŽll find the whole tracklist..
YouŽll also find more strange remarks by quinny..
ps: its michele-disco dance the patrick cowley mega mix.
peace/john
cheers
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Thank you Johnnyboy!! I'm gobsmacked. Cowley was obviously into experimenting in a big way, even then. Surprised this track isn't better known, although for me it is a tad boring after 3 minutes or so. After 8 - 9 I was gagging for a respite. :)
I still stand by what I've said re- DJ Discotizer though and his mixing, weird or not.
IMO: If he had mixed it BITD the following must have been so:
1) If he mixed it on a cassette the quality would have been even worse. Stereo cassette decks had only just made their appearance in '78 and the tapes were pretty awful. No Chrome or Metal, just 'cooking' quality Ferric.
2) If it was mixed onto a reel to reel it would suggest that he worked a reasonably good club (and surely someone would know of him).
3) He might have had a reel to reel himself and generally, except for incredibly expensive pro machines, an average consumer model was piss poor (decent tapes and quarter track, slow speeds also being a problem as with cassette).
4) If he worked like that in a club, surely he would have got the sack. Jeez, his mixing is really, really bad, especially for NYC!!!
Acetate [Level 1]
jeez, I should have known that. What year?
Many thanks :D , now to buy the full version (probably 15 mins long hehe
pauly
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Just checked and the Megamix is 13:40 and the Disco mix on the flip is 8:42.
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Underground Hit [Level 5]
quinn,
his mixing was pretty bad even for new york city,
you know mixing was invented in brooklyn dont you
carmine
Underground Hit [Level 5]
What a pathetic and condisending way of talking to someone you don't know anything about. :-?
Your the one who needs schooling "bro", in manners mate! u dig bro? :evil:
Leather is the way forward!
Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
pauly, its actually the last 5min played twice..
Leatherman>> thats the beauty with forums.. to be able to have arguments with people you dont know :)
btw: who are you to interfer ?? :)
cheers
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