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Title: 80s Dance
Post by: MafunDi on 10.08.2014, 02:37:19
Hi Everyone

We'll be doing an 80s dance on Wednesday (20.08) night and are still having some spots left for voluntary DJs, so if you feel this is your genre and want to spin some music, just give me some note here as soon as possible ^^.

It would be happy for all of you to participate in it, too. Dance to the music of your childhood - or even before ;3

Best Greetings
MafunDi
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: SciFox on 10.08.2014, 08:00:02
Hi MafunDi,
I could put on some synthpop tunes.
I´ve been an assistant DJ several times, but I don´t own any equipment.
Is it OK to just bring along MP3s?
All the best,
SciFox
 
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: CleanerWolf on 10.08.2014, 15:52:22
I am not a DJ, but will try to participate. Sounds like fun  :)
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Vector on 10.08.2014, 16:32:58
It SOUNDS a great idea !  ;D
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Klaatu on 10.08.2014, 16:57:25
Damn, that's exactly what I always wanted! <3
If I have the time at the con, I will definitely be there!

I also have a lot of good 80s-music, but I never did DJing before, so I think it's better when I don't try it. xD
I would also set something like this, it's not originally from the 80's, but awesome, though! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpDn4-Na5co (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpDn4-Na5co)
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: silverfoxwolf on 11.08.2014, 18:31:12
80's music! This is my kind of style to go along to. Do you have any requirements for experience levels?
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: DarkFoxDK on 11.08.2014, 20:06:31
I'd like to nominate Fuzzy. :P
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Lutra on 11.08.2014, 21:21:34
Yeah music of my childhood :)
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: FreesTyler on 12.08.2014, 13:13:57
I love this idea, and will certainly do all I can to join! Sounds really fun!
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: MafunDi on 13.08.2014, 13:53:16
Thank you I hope to see you all there :3
And who is Fuzzy? ^^
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: silverfoxwolf on 13.08.2014, 17:53:53
Fuzzy is one of the masters of all music cheese.
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Arctic Steve on 14.08.2014, 16:20:17
Music of my youth!


I would DJ but I'd clear the place with the super mouldy cheese I have..... I nominate Fuzzy too!
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Atkelar on 14.08.2014, 19:56:16
I'm not a dancer, but if I finish my tasks on time, I'll certainly drop by to listen to the music ^.^

"o/` 99 Luftballons!"

sorry, I promise I won't actually sing in public :D But it does make me feel old again: there's a good portion of attendees at EF who have never experienced the 80's first hand... Let's bring some culture to them 'ere whippersnappers!
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Blackymoon on 15.08.2014, 04:29:28
Sounds really interesting, I might drop by ^.^

"o/` 99 Luftballons!"

sorry, I promise I won't actually sing in public :D But it does make me feel old again: there's a good portion of attendees at EF who have never experienced the 80's first hand... Let's bring some culture to them 'ere whippersnappers!

Awwr, why not? Come on, I bet it'll be fun! xD
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Lutra on 16.08.2014, 09:25:23
Ah as beeing a child of the 80s its not only the music that was different it was an area of pioneers.
Imagine that:
No cellphones - yes you couldnt be reached
3 TV programs
Absolutely weird fashion
PCs (286er) cost about 14000$
No DSL, no internet, highest bitrate was 2400bit/s using something called acoustic coupler.
Analog photography
Aera of Homecomputers like:
Zx81, Spectrum, VC20, c16, +4, C64, c128, Amiga
etc.
Magazines like happy computer, 64er etc.
Floppy Disks, Datasette
Slideshows were really slideshows involving projectors.
No DVDs but VHS or Betamax.
The music was really versatile those days. If I listen to this music all memories are coming back.
Nenas "Irgendwie irgendwo irgendwann" (Anytime anywhere) is still one of my favourites :)
I'd gladly come to the 80s dance. :)
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: zuzu on 16.08.2014, 09:58:20
I've recently read the book "Ready Player One" from Ernest Cline.
It is amazing :)

All the 80's are there :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ready_Player_One

If you can get a paw on this book, please do read, it is amazing :)
Title: Re: 80s Dance
Post by: Arctic Steve on 16.08.2014, 11:59:48
I'd love to do an 80's disco using vinyl and including old UK Network Chart soundbytes. Proper nostalgia.