Rhythm Is A Dancer......

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rhythm is a dancer, and the answer is yes.

Perhaps he was going to make the point that Hooky recently said the song which reminded him the most of The Hac was indeed "Rhythm is a Dancer".

Was he taking the mick?

Pretty cheesy track, he may as well have said "1990 - Time for the Guru"...

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depthcharge wrote: Perhaps he was going to make the point that Hooky recently said the song which reminded him the most of The Hac was indeed "Rhythm is a Dancer".

Was he taking the mick?

Pretty cheesy track, he may as well have said "1990 - Time for the Guru"...

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Might have been a joke directed to Barney, who often requested Snap videos, whenever he got some air time on MTV in 1993.

Just wonder what Guru Josh is doing these days. Perhaps he is working at Burger King with Adamski.

I heard he was running a plastering business with MC Tunes near Slough.

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last time I saw Adamski he could barely speak. On a par with Shaun Ryder.

Didn't he call his album 'The Chemist'? think that says it all

its on a fookin par with Ride on Time or Pump up the Jam. Hooky wants sackin!!!

depthcharge wrote: I heard he was running a plastering business with MC Tunes near Slough.

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They are both pimps and have the wee papa girl rappers on their books.

depthcharge wrote: I heard he was running a plastering business with MC Tunes near Slough.

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are you dissin' my hood?!!!!

Oops, there had to be one didn't there.

It looked so nice in that paper company documentary on the TV.

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depthcharge wrote: Oops, there had to be one didn't there.

It looked so nice in that paper company documentary on the TV.

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yeah, slough does suck big time.

full of young lads in pimped-up 5th hand BMWs playing "Do You Really Like It" by Pied Piper on their car stereos that cost more than their actual cars!

You all are slagging some of my favorite 90s club tunes.

It sounds to me that Hooky was serious about 'Rhythm is a Dancer' being the ultimate Hacienda tune. He might not have been talking about the regular 12" version - I have the impression that the version they played most back then was the Purple Haze Mix by Dance 2 Trance - a great remix indeed.

When you put all of Snap's singles together from 1990-1994 (their heyday), they have a pretty good collection. Same with Black Box. Unfortunately, Adamski and Guru Josh weren't so lucky. Hope they ended up ok.....well, we know what happened to Adamski.

I still like Snap! to this day. RIAD really was a great track. They have a 2 disc collection with remixed/rerecorded versions of their hits and I have to say it makes for good listening. The new version of "Colour of Love" with Youssou N'Dour is fantastic.

Hey Ruined in a Day Rhythm is a Dancer

Coincidence?

You decide!

You have to let rhytmn take control of your body.

STOP!

It's Hammertime!

Thanks. You made me laugh hard again.

Aries wrote:

they wish they had 'recorded' rhythm is a dancer.

But are you 'serious as cancer'?

Aries wrote:

Ah yes, music circa 1990-1994, what a golden age for the DXM keyboard, linebacker businesswoman shoulder pads and neon tinted blazers.

Well along with this song, hits by Technotronic, C & C Music Factory, Two Unlimited, Dee-Lite, Felix come to mind... - the music I considered utterly shitty back then :) But now it seems to be just fine.

I think Hooky was probably talking about Rhythym Is Rhythym 'The Dance'

That Snap record was never played in The Hac.

The music is still shitty, but now we can enjoy it because we have such better options these days. I was a DJ in high school and that music was a major part of my life. Let's not forget Captain Hollywood Project, LaBouche and Real McCoy.

I'd love to hear Rhythm is A Danceur

Rhythmus ist ein Tänzor.

Aries wrote: The music is still shitty, but now we can enjoy it because we have such better options these days. I was a DJ in high school and that music was a major part of my life. Let's not forget Captain Hollywood Project, LaBouche and Real McCoy.

Jesus, I actually PURCHASED CDs by LaBouche and Real McCoy, before I ever got my hands on a little double CD called Substance.

I'll get me coat...

Aries wrote:

Didn't they both commit suicide?

bit of a shame really, milli vanilli weren't worth getting that upset over

Aleph via Krafty wrote:

Aries wrote: The music is still shitty, but now we can enjoy it because we have such better options these days. I was a DJ in high school and that music was a major part of my life. Let's not forget Captain Hollywood Project, LaBouche and Real McCoy.

Jesus, I actually PURCHASED CDs by LaBouche and Real McCoy, before I ever got my hands on a little double CD called Substance.

I'll get me coat...

As a some times commercial dance music DJ, I must step in here defend Rhythm Is A Dancer, and point out that a track I've played a few hundred times is a Real McCoy track..

Its commercial, its cheesy. But hey, they're both better than Guilt Is A Useless Emotion....