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Dance-Rock
Dance-rock is a form of rock music with influences from dance music, featuring simpler rhythms and a groovier feel. In the 1970s, several prominent rock bands recorded songs with disco influences, such as Rod Stewart's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" (1978), The Rolling Stones’ "Miss You" (1978) and Kiss' "I Was Made For Lovin' You" (1979). Though these fusions of rock and disco were initially met with critical and commercial acclaim, many of the bands were subsequently viewed as sell-outs. Since the advent of disco and dance music, rock music has absorbed many of the rhythmic sensibilities of funk-influenced dance music, while nevertheless retaining a distinct sound and audience culture.
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This is definitely classic Jamiroquai with the disco flavours and bass lines. They've been around for more than 15 years and this was a collection celebrating their many successes and 232 weeks on the UK album chart. The hits that everyone would recognise are 'Space Cowboy', 'Canned Heat' and ... read more
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July 15 2009, 05:31pm by deebussy |
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With the majority of new artists failing to achieve recognition, throwing the towel in after disappointing sales and failing to maintain their market share, a policy of blame culture is the going rate amongst bands and musicians. Having worked in the industry for more than 15 years now, rest ... ... read more
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November 08 2008, 11:17pm by sugarpunk |
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