Analysis on the Flow and Psycho-delic Disco

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Charles Samuel Penn (DJ Analysis)

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Published on February 7, 2019 5:55:30 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NpqPxvBnEU

Duration: 1:16:27

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Don't get me wrong - I loved this music and this era - but it was also pretty f*cked up! Delving into this hardcore story brought up a lot of bad memories and dreams. Some good ones too, and at least the tunez were interesting. I'm not saying I wasn't a piece of sh*t, but i played on 99% of this and literally built everything, so at least I wasn't a lazy piece of sh*t. My very first (UNRELEASED) solo studio single, (2001) "Everyday Life" plays at the end followed by a slow live FX version - 76 min.

Errors :
At one point I mix up Joey's name with Jake, and during another moment I call "DNXG" a Flow record, but it's really Psycho-delic Disco. Jake left in 2006 not 2007. Terminator 2 was sampled over "Project Robot and Segue." I accidentally say that I was the high pitched vocal on "Feline Obsession 2," but I correct it after saying it again during P-Disco explanation. (and with this comment) I live directly next to a hospital, sorry about the sirens.

Forgotten Shout-out :
Excuse the remixes, I bring up a couple. Also, April Trinka and I came up with the "100% pure jungle boogie man match-up," so I play it during her shout-out.

Albums :
https://www.mixcloud.com/Flow_Pdisco/

Singles :
https://soundcloud.com/user-693650454/sets/flow-and-psycho-delic-disco

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https://www.reverbnation.com/Chizzletown

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