D-I-S-C-O classics

The list author says:
	"Arguably the most inspirational house party of them all. Was 'The Loft' the birthplace of disco?"

The list author says:
	"A great showcase of all-time classics although I've never been convinced of the actual mix."

The list author says:
	"Disco, funk, latino and house culminating in a classic song by The Clash - it must be Little Louie Vega."

The list author says:
	"A well mixed collection reflecting the 25 odd years FK has been in the business."

The list author says:
	"The greatest DJ that ever lived... or so they say. The bloke was just as handy in the studio. Here is a taste of what he accomplished before his death."

The list author says:
	"Some of MAW's favourite tunes past and present."

The list author says:
	"Modern disco greats and re-edited older tracks provide a perfect soundtrack to a dream party."

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	"So good this CD had to be re-released."

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	"Ditto"

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	"No tricks, no flair, just perfectly beat-matched 70's disco on CD1 from the Godfather of House. CD2 sees Frankie's influences from the 80's."

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	"The greatest hits from one of the greatest clubs, Club Zanzibar. Disco and garage are the main themes here."

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	"BUY IT!!! No Classics collection is complete without it."

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	"A box set consisting of 1 mixed CD and 2 unmixed. Contains some memorable tunes and some less so. In fact the mixed CD is far more entertaining - a testimony to the DJ."

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	"From the groundbreaking Salsoul label featuring the usual suspects: First Choice, Instant Funk, Holloway and Salsoul Orchestra. The programming, overdubbing and mixing comes courtesy of Danny Krivit."

The list author says:
	"CD1 unmixed, CD2 mixed. A facinating look at early house music as well as more disco gems."

The list author says:
	"He used to take his new re-edits down to The Paradise Garage for Larry Levan to play at the weekend. Here are some of those classic, yet rare, edits."

The list author says:
	"A lively disco mix from Kenny Dope full of the usual break-downs, highs, spin-backs and accapellas."

The list author says:
	"FK played everywhere from Studio 54 to the Paradise Garage during the 70's. When it comes to disco he should know what he's talking about."

The list author says:
	"A cheaper alternative has some decent tracks and some duds."