He likes to dance, but not just anywhere. He reacts to flat screen televisions the way vampires do to sunlight, and to digital music the way trees do to chainsaws. The venue must be at least as old as he is, and equally ashamed of the modern age. From cracks in the architecture to storied stains on dated upholstery, he reads wear and tear like a novel, wishing his own flaws would say so much.
Age of Mirrors – The Day the Earth Stands Still
A Popular History of – Guernica
Robert Gorl – Mit Dir (Extended)
Play – You Don’t Look the Same (De-Mix)
Resistance – Die Out
Royal Family and They – Art On 455
Thick Pigeon – Pope
Logic System – Automatic Collect Automatic
23 Skidoo – Version (In the Palace)
Deekay Jones – New York, New York
Boulevard Circulaire – Boulevard Circulaire
Philippe Laurent – Systeme Clair
The Royal Family and the Poor – Motherland
Zapp and Roger – Ja Ready to Rock
Grace Jones – Art Groupie
Zodiac – Pacific
Escape From New York – Save Our Love
Material – Ciquri
Van Halen – Push Comes to Shove
Liquid Liquid – Lock Groove
Malcolm McLaren – El San Juanera
The Eurythmics – Somebody Told Me
He Said – Pump
Red Lion – Living Together
Telex – Drama, Drama
Art of Noise – Opus For Four
Kate Bush – Watching You Without Me
Duet Emmo – First Person
The Passage – Armour
Silent Types – Surveillance By Car
Electric Circus – Kamarac
Yachtclub Buchtein – Age Geige
JYL – Universe
PC Crew – Space Invadas
Thomas Dolby – Pulp Culture
The Time – Gigolos Get Lonely Too
Electric Adolescence – Secrets They Tried To Keep From You in the Eighties 90 mins
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UPDATE: PLAYLIST EXPANDED MARCH 2012