The free-spirited vibes of weekly London party Horse Meat Disco are now available in album format. Horse Meat Disco: The Album was released by Strut Records earlier this month and contains “70 minutes of deep disco nuggets” as well as party photos and liner notes by Guardian writer David Pascheck. For a taste, listen to the track “(Got My) Dancing Shoes” by Plaza below and then download it via the album’s website. Full tracklist and Horse Meat Disco’s fall tour dates (which includes stops in Toronto and New York) after the jump.
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FREE DOWNLOAD: “(Got My) Dancing Shoes” by Plaza
Horse Meat Disco: The Album tracklist:
CD 1: Mixed by Jim Stanton and James Hilliard
01. Craig’s phone message
02. Karen Young – Deetour
03. Eddie Drennon – Disco Jam
04. Empire Projecting Penny – Freakman
05. Smokey Robinson – And I Don’t Love You (Larry Levan Instrumental Dub)
06. K.I.D – Hupendi Muziki Wangu?! (You Don’t Like My Music)
07. Gino Soccio – It’s Alright
08. The Two Tons – I Depend On You
09. Sheryl Lee Ralph – In The Evening
10. Gregg Diamond – Danger
11. Plaza – (Got My) Dancing Shoes
12. TJM – Put Yourself In My Place
13. The Richard Hewson Orchestra – Love Bite
14. Laura Greene – Manhattan
15. Fern Kinney – Love Me Tonight
16. Tamiko Jones – Let It Flow
CD 2: Unmixed
01. Karen Young – Deetour (Party mix)
02. Smokey Robinson – And I Don’t Love You (Larry Levan Instrumental Dub)
04. Empire Projecting Penny – Freakman
05. Gino Soccio – It’s Alright
06. Richard Hewson Orchestra – Love Bite
07. Eddie Drennon – Disco Jam
08. K.I.D – Hupendi Muziki Wangu?! (You Don’t Like My Music)
09. The Two Tons – I Depend On You
10. Plaza – (Got My) Dancing Shoes
11. Gregg Diamond – Danger
12. Sheryl Lee Ralph – In The Evening
13. Tamiko Jones – Let It Flow
Horse Meat Disco Fall 2009 Tour Dates:
Sept 4 – B-Live, Electric Picnic Festival, Ireland
Sept 4 – Disco_nnect Festival, Venice
Sept 5 – El Diablos, Manchester
Sept 5 – Melting Pot, Glasgow
Sept 12 – Tape Club, Berlin
Sept 18 – Wrongbar, Toronto
Sept 19 – Erste Liga, Munich
Sept 16 – Special Disco Version, New York
Sept 25 – Futureboogie, Bristol
Oct 3 – Fabric, London
Oct 21 – Social Club, Paris
Oct 24 – Rainbow, Birmingham
OCT 31 – Mulletover, London
Oct 31 – Wax, Dublin
Nov 13 – Warehouse Project, Manchester
Why is it that so many gay dudes fall for this crap and call it music? They think we will just accept anything with a thump thump behind it – dance music SUCKS! There is never anything original about it.
I already got mine. Loves it.