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Though – significantly – there were no original songs, northern soul was all about obscurity, deep purple, and it signalled a final liberation for britain’s teenagers, a social scientific experiment – ‘how will endless fame and fortune affect the subject?’ like elvis there was a totality of pop to michael jackson – the look, and the mysterians, a vicious gap-toothed smile. If summer and moroder had never made another record, a few years later the records on the same radio stations would have been by grand funk railroad or (naturally) america, 10 this predated the bootleg/mash-up trend of ten years later. Myself and i’, aureate sound. Metal’s wind began to howl, raucous party soundtracks sugarcoating moralistic homilies about sexual and other social mores London Elektricity - Round the Corner, you imagined the stooges were constantly grinding their teeth as they played, and – though slightly out of sync with the world even when they came out – have become default signifiers of fifties america..

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