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“Anyone with even the faintest interest in music and counter culture should listen to this. They are able to situate music historically and dissect its meaning in such an engaging way. Has all the best things about podcasts with none of the typical limiters. You can tell they’ve been having these conversations for years and have decided to start recording them. Such a rich resource - I’ve learnt so much. Thank you”
ed strang via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/02/23
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“So, so good. A masterclass of the music history and radical politics of the dance floor. Centred on singular pivot that was David Mancuso and The Loft. Thank you Love saves the day ❤️”
Discophrenia via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/24/21
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“Two friends both academics and DJs discuss their love of dance music and its history. A real pleasure to listen to and a fantastic way to discover music both new and old.”
Collectionismo via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/28/24
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“In his preface to ”After Theory”, Terry Eagleton writes ”Another historic gain of cultural theory has been to establish that popular culture is also worth studying. With some honour- able exceptions, traditional scholarship has for centuries ignored the everyday life of the common people.”...”Read full review »
Brush af Stockholm via Apple Podcasts ·
Sweden ·
06/22/23
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