Doc Lock
Mixing Mostly BLACK (From Be-Bop To Hip-Hop) & ELECTRO (From Smooth Moods To Clash Parties)


Krus - Before I



(d’un achat il y a 10 ans d’une BD à 1€…)
Après le US Black Emancipation Speeches (1919-1969)
Voici la 2ème partie (1969-1989) afin de marquer le coup pour l’event de ce soir à L’Amour Fou www.lamourfou.be/evenements/view/149/
“LE CHANT DE LA MACHINE”
David Blot/Mathias Cousin Delcourt Edition (2000)
www.slate.fr/story/40085/chant-machine-techno-house-hip-hop
Ceci est aussi (surtout) 1 survol sur l’histoire des DJ’s/CLUBS mythiques, des techniques de mix, des labels & de
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After the U.S. Black Emancipation Speeches (1919-1969)
Here’s The Second Part (1969-1989)
It will be mixed tonight @ L’Amour Fou (Brussels)
www.lamourfou.be/evenements/view/149/
“LE CHANT DE LA MACHINE”
David Blot/Mathias Cousin
Delcourt Edition (2000)
www.slate.fr/story/40085/chant-machin…
How about a large view above the black music history?
Beginning with Disco to reach the Techno land?
*** Also a chronicle about DJ’s, Clubs, Mix Technics & Labels ***
The Hip Hop part was too thin in the book to approach it here,
so it will be the topic for the next mix made soon ;-)
So,
Challenge here, was to transcribe the comic book into a musical story.
Autors made the musical choices
Some parts will be considered as heretic,
but who really knows the real story about music?
Unusually, there will be no DJ transition technics
Also, I skipped huge classics songs
Thus,
Sit Back, Riiiilax, Light A Huge 1, Close Your Eyes & Enjoy !
Peace !