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jbid.jpgJames Brown now actually may in fact be dead, but the legacy of L.A. Style lives on thanks to[This dumb joke is factually inaccurate as L.A. Style were actually Dutch, not Belgian. Thanks to reader undisputedwes. I blame all the ecstacy.] A new digitized online storehouse that has ripped approximately six decades of Belgian music onto one big ol’ hard drive, promising all the Agathocles and Lords of Acid you can take. [Billboard]

 
By jharv at 12:13 PM on Thu Sep 6 2007
  • Dickdogfood

    Check out Bobbejaan Schoepen's "Cowboy Jimmy" and other hits for an adorable Flemish take on Country and Western! Bobbejaan Schoepen! He owned his own amusement park, Bobbejaanland! Dude's rich!

  • doctaj


    i'm just waiting for someone to make a post-dancerock track called "james murphy is dead".

  • chrisb


    Oh man, that takes me back! I'm sure I still have the cassingle with that horrible pencil drawing.



    But my favorite early techno song is the one with the samples from Dune: "The spice must flow." I wonder if they have that one in the Belgian music vault?

  • UndisputedWes


    I have to protest! My Dutch pride requires me to point out that LA Style was a Dutch group, not a Belgian group.



    [en.wikipedia.org]



    I learned from the wiki page it was actually the first techno song to hit the Billboard Hot 100. They later went on to create the Venga Boys. I apologize in the name of my people for both.

  • Jess Harvell


    holy crap i'm actually embarassed by this mistake. theyr'e going to take my raver pants away from me now.

  • loudersoft


    @jessdolator:

    please post pics b4 they do kthx

  • chrisb


    Regardless of the mistake, there's nothing wrong with a little electronica mentioned on Idolator once in a while. And less rap. :)~

  • mishaps


    I was really hoping that the update was going to be "This dumb joke is factually inaccurate as James Brown is actually alive and well and on a UFO with Elvis. Unh!"

  • deusdiabolus


    @chrisb: The track you're thinking of is "Spice" by Eon. I didn't find it in their archive.



    BONUS TRIVIA: Denzil Slemming, the guy behind L.A. Style, also had a project called Nymphomania, whose song "I Want Your Body" was featured in the trailer and movie True Romance (the scene in Gary Oldman's drug dealer pad).

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