'DON'T TELL ME TO SHHH, THIS IS MY FUCKIN' HOUSE'' Plus i'd end up with some songs (for e.g Ghost Town by the Specials) that would include some choice dialogue of my dad, as he bust into the room shouting 'turn that fucking music down', followed by me pleading 'shhhh dad, i'm recording'. Incidentally, by doing this i'd end up with clapping at the start and end of every track. Back in those days I'd tape any song I liked using a flat handheld tape recorder pushed up against the speaker of the t.v. well, it went pretty much like this.'Īfter hearing 'Hey You', 'Buffalo Gals','White Lines' and 'street dance'on the radio and top of the pops i was hooked. but what happened in between? yeah, what did happen?. I can only speak from a Brit view point, but when you watch these nostalgic programs about the 80's you will never hear Electro music being mentioned. era Freakin ROCKED.along with Egyptian Lover/Soul Sonic/Capt.Rock, Newcleus were and still are at the forefront of the movement. Its still truly an honor to have worked with Newcleus and everyone at the 'Jam on Productions'.įor me Growing up on the tail end of punk/ skinhead/ romantics /electronica is all well and good.but being 11-12 years old in the e.l.e.c.t.r.o.

Newcleus jam on it what year