Various ‎– Disco Power. Label: Arcade ‎– ADE G 89. Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation. Disco Power ‎ (Cass, Comp).

The Brasserie Heroique. Loud-E - The Brasserie Heroique. Classical Modern Opera Orchestral Electronic 2-step Abstract Acid Acoustic Ambient Atmospheric Breaks Bass Big Room Breakbeat Breakcore Breaks Chillout ChillStep Chiptune Classic Trance Crossbreed Dance Dark electro Darkside Darkwave Deep Deep Drum & Bass Deep Dubstep Deep House Disco Downtempo Dream Drum & Bass Drumfunk Drumstep Dub Dub Techno Dubstep Easy listening EBM Electro Electroclash Euro-House Eurodance Experimental Future Bass Future House Gabber.

Total duration 78:40. No tracklisting provided on release.

Loud E. Format: All Vinyl CD DJ Equipment Studio Equipment. Discophilia Belgica: Next Door Disco & Local Spacemusic From Belgium 1975-1987 Part 2/2 (gatefold 2xLP with obi-strip). Cat: SDBANLP 12. Rel: 14 Nov 18. Disco/Nu-Disco. La Bush - "Disco Bush" (6:25). System Love - "System Love" (3:27). Cora Corona - "Jungle Love" (3:36). MIDI & USB cables. Power supplies & cables. DJ gifts & gadgets.

Wow! I wouldn't dispute this album title, if considered together with volume 2. This double disc contains a lot of the most commercially successful tracks from the disco era and plenty of classics. Appropriately it kicks off with Donna Summer's eurodisco classic I Feel Love. Other hits from this genre include Funkytown, Get Up And Boogie, Black Is Black and Silver Convention's Get Up And Boogie.

Loud E - Loudefied As any good beathead knows, many minor dance records contain moments of glory ruined by wack vocals, a sloppy refrain or a sore-thumb session musician solo. Loud-E has graciously cut out the chaff in these regional non-hits and refitted them for maximum disco appeal.

Power Metal is the fourth studio album by heavy metal band Pantera, released in May 1988 through Metal Magic Records. It is the first Pantera album to feature Phil Anselmo on vocals, as part of a line-up which would last until the band's official split in 2003.

Spinach Power – Don’t Stop Loving. Top tune from the band’s Greatest Power album, made in 1979. Written by: jussi Filed in: Highlight Tags: 70s, disco. Ennio Morricone Orchestra – Dedicato al Mare Egeo (Japanese disco version). I had to present an image from a cover version as it gives a better idea what kind of film soundtrack we are talking about here. The clip above is from the Japan-only disco seven by the Maestro himself, with a female vocal that’s not heard on the 1979 film, nor on the album. What possessed Ennio to deal with what is basically a kinky sex film with near hardcore sex scenes is anyone’s quess