(Nu Jazz, Funk, Breaks, Beats, Disco) VA - Change The Beat: The Celluloid Records Story (1980 – 1987) - 2013, MP3, 320 kbps

Change The Beat: The Celluloid Records Story (1980 – 1987) Жанр: Nu Jazz, Funk, Breaks, Beats, Disco Страна: USA Год издания: 2013 Аудиокодек: MP3 Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 2:42:27 Треклист: 01. Shockabilly - Day Tripper 02. Massacre - Killing Time 03. Ferdinand - Télé, après la Météo 04. Mathematiques Modernes - Disco Rough (Long Version) 05. Thomas Leer & Robert Rental - Day Breaks, Day Heals 06. Snakefinger - Living In Vain 07. Winston Edwards & Blackbeard - Downing Street Rock 08. Lightnin’ Rod - Sport 09. Futura 2000 feat. The Clash - The Escapades of Futura 10. Time Zone - Wildstyle 11. Deadline - Makossa Rock 12. Bobongo Stars - Koteja 13. Toure Kunda - Amadou Tilo 14. Nini Raviolette - Suis-Je Normale 15. Modern Guy - Electrique Sylvie (Full Length Version) 16. Sapho - Carmel (12“ Mix) 17. Ginger Baker - Dust to Dust 18. Last Exit - Big Boss Man 19. Mandingo - Harima 20. Manu Dibango - Abele Dance (’85 Remix) 21. Time Zone - World Destruction (Original 12" Mix) 22. Material - I’m the One (Dance Version) 23. Grandmixer D.St - Home of Hip Hop 24. Beside with Bernard Fowler - Odeon (Dance Mix) 25. Fab 5 Freddy - Change the Beat (French & English Rap) 26. The Last Poets - Mean Machine Chant / Mean Machine 27. Lightnin’ Rod with Jimi Hendrix - Doriella du fontaine (Single Edit) 28. Grandmixer D.St - Crazy Cuts (Long Version) 29. Shango - Shango Message 30. B Side - So Hot   Об альбоме (сборнике) Celluloid Records was one of those labels who saw the future. Founded by Parisian record store owner Jean Karakos in the late 70s, Celluloid took a polymath approach to pop music, incorporating elements of funk, progressive rock, Afro-beat and early hip-hop & electronic music into a lively mix of sounds released over the course of next decade. Aided by de facto house producer Bill Laswell, Karakos embarked on a release schedule that, while seemingly obscure 30 years later, was filled with contributions by some of the most influential artists of their time, from Fela Kuti, Afrika Bambaataa and John Lydon to Brian Eno, Ginger Baker and Whitney Houston. Strut Records (a label clearly cut from the same cloth as Celluloid) celebrates this groundbreaking crew with a new, 2CD retrospective that showcases many of the label’s finest moments. Taking its name from Fab 5 Freddy’s bilingual hip-hop classic, this set ranges from a collaboration between new wave pioneers Thomas Leer and Robert Rental to Laswell’s rework of African legend Manu Dibango’s “Abele Dance.” There’s punky jams from the likes of Richard Hell, as well as Timezone’s unexpected underground hit, “World Destruction,” and lots in between. A stellar history lesson (particularly of the incredibly vibrant NYC scene of the 80s that Celluloid was right in the middle of), Change the Beat: The Celluloid Story 1980-1987 is a must-listen for fans of the ever-increasing multi-cultural melting pot of the best of today’s sounds, revealing one of the true wellsprings for much of what serious music junkies are listening to in 2013