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For
your next party why not aim to do something different and
take it back to yester-year retro music style. Pick a year
in your life, say the year you left school, lets face it
the music was brilliant then wasn't it. Choose another year
perhaps when you started work, again another year of top
pop tunes.
Most
people will think back to an earlier time and agree, music
today is not as good as it was then. This is true, or to
put it another way completely untrue. The thing is that
at any point in the UK chart history there would be a lot
of old tosh around which we wisely forget, and we only remember
the classic tracks. For example if you love 80's music do
you love tunes like "there's no one quite like grandma",
"Orville's song" or the classic "frog song"
by Paul Mccartney.
With
a Retro music night you can filter out all the rubbish and
no matter what period you pick there will still be a wealth
of great tracks to choose from. In fact music selections
can usually be honed down even further. For instance 60's
Motown is very different to swinging sixties Mersey beat
or music from the 60s flower power generation etc.
What
about 70s glam rock verses 70's punk rock so different yet
this music was divided in the charts only by about a year.
70's soul and disco are similar but you could have a Retro
music party playing one or the other, or both.
80s
music party's are very popular, with a broad range of music
styles the 80s had plenty to choose from. New wave bands
with electronic sounds were popular early on but that snyth
sound has aged a bit and doesn't work so well in discos
today. Maintaining popularity is the ska and reggae inspired
sounds of early eighties bands like Madness and UB40. Boy
bands like Duran duran, Abc and Spandau ballet became massive.
Towards the end of the decade, dance took over. During a
party everyone started shouting aciiiiiiiid... house (which
is different to earlier Chicago house) again this doesn't
work that well at Retro party today. The bit in the middle
80s is often more popular. This can also be divided in to
different groups, ie cheesy pop tunes from artists such
as Wham, kylie, Mel and kim, etc or discos classics from
Whitney Houston, Alexander O'Neill and Luther Vandross etc.
The
best Retro night disco parties would usually involve a combination
of everything. Picking the best and most popular floor filling
smash hits from each decade and style is a sure way to guarantee
a great Retro disco party. Or why not plan your party around
these suggestions.
Music
from the swinging sixties
60's
Soul and Motown
glam
rock/70s pop party
70's
music disco
80's
music disco
80's
cheesy pop party
old
skool mixed with 90's and now
These
are some the most popular combinations for Retro party nights
but if you are planning a Retro disco party and prefer something
different contact us direct to see how we might help.
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Mobile discos and North
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Disco party's, and have 80's
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