FASHION'S WEAK!

Long live the Dance!
Here we go again: this wednesday, Kaput and Kramer will team up again, together with MassProd. for a bouncy and fashionable night at the Tunnel in Milan...Needless to say it's an honor to go back to one of this city's most appreciated "underground clubs" which has hosted in the past famous names such as Swayzak or Amon Tobin, eand to spin there for an entire night.
To celebrate the joy of the occasion, here's a good one: i wanted to make a quizz out of this mp3 post, but i wont: i'll just ask you to leave a eventual comment with the title of the original tune that Speaklow skillfully covers!
Enjoy play loud and count your cursings!
Ciaoooo

Surprise cover track here
Rainy monday, time to get funkaaaayyyyyyy!

CLASH AT THE TOP

Hello Boyz 'n Girlz,

Here's an attempt for a new kind of musical post on Deluks, still aiming at reducing the gap between past and present sound.
It's about a song by a very famous italian artist, Lucio Battisti.
This song, "Il Veliero"(The Sailship, Le Voilier, quoi!) , was published on his album "La Batteria, Il Contrabbasso Eccetera" in 1976, and is quite a "groovy" tune compared to the rest of this artist repertoire.
What i'd like to propose here is an extended cover of this song by another old school formation, the Chaplin Band, from Netherlands, who released it in 1982
on a dutch label, Pierrot Records. Their version is quite similar to the original, which i highly recommend, but it's extended, and will thus probably remind you on the hypnotic and contemporary productions of the likes of Prinz Thomas, Hans Peter Lindstrom, Rune Lindbaek etc...
I hope yall enjoy it, and that you won't hesitate to comment on this!

Here's the link:
The Chaplin Band "Il Veliero" 1982

No password needed, but the link won't be active for a long time...so, hurry up!