Before there was the rave scene, before there was house, trance, subground, happy hardcore, acid house, hardstyle, and all of today's beautiful electronic music, there was this music. The roots of our dance music today started with music like this.
Robert Calvert from Hawkwind plays on this album Space Disco rules If you drop "Lighthouse" in while your flipping over the vinyl it makes for a hell of a space trip
Wow, this track is mind-blowing! Thanks for uploading! Also, I believe this track was composed using instruments by the Electronic Dream Plant, including the Wasp synthesizer.
Very "avant garde", I didn't even know there was such a genre, it sounds like your typical electro progressive house music, yet that appeared almost a decade later
My dream to produce music like this. With sound design, music theories and arrangements. If you have tips to help me pls do. I appreciate, try my best to make nice music
I would say recreate not reheat a style of music, if that makes any sense. Then again, I don't have any experience with producing music. However, if you really think about it, all of today's dance music, no matter what genre it is, and so long as it has the 4/4 kicks, is really a derivative of disco.
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This was written by my husband, Anthony Richard and friend Adrian Wagner. Wow, that was a lifetime ago!
I remember this from a cassette that came with Electronics & Music Maker magazine.
found some great stuff from both composers, thanks for dropping the names!
My condolences to the loss of your friend, Adrian. I was going to say more until I found out he passed away. I am very sorry for your loss.
Awesome thanks !
Before there was the rave scene, before there was house, trance, subground, happy hardcore, acid house, hardstyle, and all of today's beautiful electronic music, there was this music. The roots of our dance music today started with music like this.
thats somewhat true, i think mostly kraftwerk though
This is so painfully underrated
...the disco dream, no one ever dreamed..dance of the universe............... and the cover!! yeah!!Thank you!!
Soial Nun Worker
space disco forever
C3PO and R2D2 love this!
Space Disco RULES!
After all these years….
Still got that vibe for me.
Why isn’t this on Spotify?
Spotify is for no taste hipsters
I think It's too underground, even for disco.
SpaceDisco way adance it's time, love it yes !!
Thanks for posting.
awesome space disco 70s love it
still wonderful, space disco, italo-disco has made the way after it :)
One of my favorite C O S M I C D I S C O tracks....so far outer space
CALLE 9+1 en Medellín 💛gracias por hacerme tan feliz siempre.
Amazing track, love it
Robert Calvert from Hawkwind plays on this album Space Disco rules If you drop "Lighthouse" in while your flipping over the vinyl it makes for a hell of a space trip
Lighthouse by who? Thanks!
@@TheOhmyrod Lighthouse by Hawkwind prefabricated the Live '79 version
Wow, this track is mind-blowing! Thanks for uploading!
Also, I believe this track was composed using instruments by the Electronic Dream Plant, including the Wasp synthesizer.
just wow
Club Keizer Karel in Nijmegen, Holland, always the one but last record Ben Liebrand played, and later on also my one but last record as a DJ.
Bella,Eccellente Melodia...!!!
Really nice 👍 and cosmic.
Spectacular REALLY
Epic 👽
Great one
So GOOD :)
j'adore
🌙 Uno de los mejores temas de space disco. Qué lastima que no haya locales y bares musicales donde suene ésto.
Sí los hay
Medellín colombia, calle 9+1 se llama la discoteca
Qué suerte. Aquí en España no quedan locales que valgan la pena. Ojalá me equivoque.
@@capitanrupertsector8513 Tendriamos que poner uno en españa, esto nunca morira
grooovy scifi synth choooon
groooooovy thang!
Very "avant garde", I didn't even know there was such a genre, it sounds like your typical electro progressive house music, yet that appeared almost a decade later
Synth driven Disco. Electro does not use octave bass and 4/4 beat. Nothing House
which use TR 808 909 which came years later
Love it!
Still banger
xcellent
Yeah
1979? Soud and melody like from 1985 year!
More like 2085...
My dream to produce music like this. With sound design, music theories and arrangements. If you have tips to help me pls do. I appreciate, try my best to make nice music
just make something new instead of staying in the past
I would say recreate not reheat a style of music, if that makes any sense. Then again, I don't have any experience with producing music. However, if you really think about it, all of today's dance music, no matter what genre it is, and so long as it has the 4/4 kicks, is really a derivative of disco.
one more track then to normally lol
A littel fisherspooner over that track
i need the lyrics