OUT OF THE BOX RADIO Archiv
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2 Stunden 19 Minuten
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**Themen
(D) - "Der Coup"
(A) - Die offene Psychiatrie
EU/Ukraine/Rußland
USA
Naher Osten
Portal am Himmel
Pyramiden
Ausblick
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**Themen
(D) - "Der Coup"
(A) - Die offene Psychiatrie
EU/Ukraine/Rußland
USA
Naher Osten
Portal am Himmel
Pyramiden
Ausblick
Mehr zu Peter Denk:**
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https://t.me/outoftheboxtv
https://t.me/DENKdasaktuelleWeltgeschehen
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3 Stunden 16 Minuten
**The Final Night at 84th King Street NYC
the best DJ in Dancemusic History is on fire**
Levan was deeply involved in New York nightlife before landing at the Garage: early on, he found a home in the ballroom community, and at close friend Nicky Siano's venue The Gallery, he was tasked with miscellaneous gigs like spiking the club's punch. His most pivotal job in the pre-Garage days was working the lights at the Continental Baths, where gay men unwinded with sex, disco and a swimming pool. His DJ career began the moment the bathhouse's resident DJ quit and he was asked to fill his place.
His accrued experience meant he knew how to cultivate an atmosphere, and his innate Larry-ness is what made the Garage so sacred. Stories abound of Levan leaving the booth to dust off a disco ball hanging overhead, picking up the needle to play the exact same song that was just on or not playing music at all, instead opting to project Ken Russell’s body-horror flick, Altered States. Even the Garage's legendary sound system was custom-made for Levan's music. The stacked component system is said to have achieved both massive loudness and shimmering clarity.
On The Final Nights Of Paradise, Levan is immortalised as sonic commander in chief. The mix compilation doubles as a sketchbook of a canon that remains largely embedded in dance music today. Garage classics like MFSB's old-school vogue theme "Love Is the Message" and First Choice's effusive disco hit "Doctor Love" promenade alongside jacking Chicago-born staples like Adonis' 303 masterpiece "No Way Back." If you wanted to give a brief history of club classics to someone just out of a 50-year coma, this set could serve as a terrific crash course.
Then there's moments where ingenuity and impishness blur. Levan was a known prankster, and there are endless accounts of him playing the same song on repeat for half an hour or more at the Garage. The Final Nights Of Paradise features a dazzling 18-minute suite of Liz Torres' "Can't Get Enough." Levan weaves the dub into the vocal version into Torres' live performance that climaxes with the singer ranting, "You can't get it up!'' in a back-and-forth skit with an unidentified male-presenting voice. It's as though Levan took the song's title as a challenge. Can't get enough? How about now? How about ten minutes in? How about for almost 20 minutes?
Levan's messy mixing aesthetic is on full display here, but there are stretches in which the mix advances without a hitch—particularly a disco-heavy section on vinyl #3, where Levan bumps things along with a series of quick, well-timed cuts. But his scrappier mixing style yields an unexpected reward, even now, almost 40 years in the future.
The Final Nights Of Paradise abounds with the kinds of shocks that DePino rhapsodised. "I'm happy and I'm gay," a voice calls out as HMJ's "Hyped" bounces energetically along and then, wham! an explosion of glitter as the outro of Carl Bean’s early Pride anthem "I Was Born This Way" takes over. The mix takes an abrupt left from Loleatta Holloway's laid-back "Dreamin'" to Serious Intention's dubby proto-house "You Don't Know," rendering a wobbly but determined bridge between eras.
Sometimes you can hear Levan correct his overzealousness. When Man Friday's "Real Love" comes in sloppily on top of Diana Ross' slow-burning "Once in the Morning," he quickly fades out to resolve the clatter. Elsewhere, he seems content to ride out a shaky transition—for a good two minutes, the arpeggiated synths of Chantal Curtis' "Hit Man" wiggle in and out of step with the preceding track, Harvey Mason's "Groovin' You." A rambunctious hand drum solo adds to the glorious cacophony.
While the The Final Nights Of Paradise doesn't contain the full breadth of Levan's eclecticism—this was a DJ who was known to slam The Rolling Stones in the middle of a house set, after all—Levan's trademark between-track spaces do make it in. As Fingers Inc.'s "Never No More Lonely" fades out, a spacey whooshing effect fills the quiet before the optimistic piano chords on Rhythim is Rhythim's "Strings of Life" chime in. It's brief, suggesting nothing as much as a fleeting opportunity to take a breather. What sounds like an attempted live edit of Chaka Khan's "I Know You, I Live You" has clunkier results: the song plays, cuts off and then comes back in a trainwreck mismatch. (In truth, it's hard to tell which stops are Levan's and which are the compiler's. The bootlegs cover less than five hours of a three-day marathon, muddying the waters of our perception.)
Levan famously wove a narrative into his song selection; it was why he was said to prefer vocal tracks to their instrumental counterparts. There's a sense of finality on songs like Adonis' "No Way Back," in which the baritone vocal whispers, "Too far gone, ain't no way back." But there's also a starburst of hope for the future.
Professions of undying devotion explode from Stevie Wonder's monumental "As," forever feelings framed through ecological extremes. Wonder's narrator will love his object of desire "until the rainbow burns the stars out in the sky / until the ocean covers every mountain high / until the dolphin flies and parrots live at sea," and "until we dream of life and life becomes a dream." That's to say, always. First Choice said it best in their emphatic stomper "Let No Man Put Asunder": "It's not over between you and me / It's not over, don't want to be free." Levan's song selection simultaneously acknowledges the end while wondering aloud if it really has to be so.
"That night, Larry played beautifully, like it wasn't the end," recalled Garage staple Michele Saunders in a retrospective piece on the Garage's closing weekend for Document. "The only difference was that it had been going for three days non-stop. People were strolling in a daze. They did not leave. Later, everyone met at Washington Square Park after the club."
If Levan had trepidation about the Garage's closing, it was justified. Garage operator Michael Brody blamed local pressure for the club's closure. Their lease wasn't renewed because, as he explained, "they don't want a Black club in their neighbourhood." Brody would die of AIDS three months after the Garage shuttered, squashing the chances of picking things up in a new location.
As Levan's heroin habit steadily worsened, he lost his literal home after the closing of the Garage, as well as his artistic one. Towards the end, he was said to have lost many of his records, either because he sold them to buy drugs, or because they were kept in a storage unit that he ceased paying for.
In the interim, Larry played other spots in New York such as the Choice, Mars and the Palladium. He toured Japan, where he was idolised, and applied his touch to Nami Shimada's sparkling "Sun Shower." Even as a remixer, that quintessential Larry brusqueness was on show. Struggling to get the mix right, he thundered a message through producer Soichi Terada's answering machine: "Mr. Levan calling Mr. Terada. Mr. Terada, I need to know the key of your fucking song!"
Levan's life ended on a bittersweet and unresolved note. In Maestro, Knuckles recalled spinning at Sound Factory and having Levan visit him in the booth after the Garage shut. "He said if he had a choice of things happening for him now as opposed to ten years before, he would have chosen now, because he would've been able to appreciate it a whole lot better," he said.
Levan's presence is still keenly felt in New York nightlife, both in the careers that he spawned and the songs he catapulted to ubiquity. "He's the reason why this job is what it is, why it's a career," Knuckles once said. And he's right: The Final Nights of Paradise sounds radically contemporary nearly 40 years after on. So many of these tracks continue to regularly fire up the dance floor as if days, not decades, have passed since their initial release.
Disco was given a mandate by the straight world to disappear, but it never did and has, surprisingly, become one of the enduring forces within American popular music. Since the '90s, it's been in a regular cycle of coming back, fading somewhat and then coming roaring back again, and today, the likes of Dua Lipa, Doja Cat and Sabrina Carpenter have helped seed it within mainstream pop for a new generation. It's not a fad, it's a life rhythm. It's not over. It never was. Who knows how true that would be if it weren't for Larry Levan.
Sashaying into the new week with these fab Larry Levan mixes spotted on a recent dig in Shoreditch. Admittedly those are bootlegs. Featuring the first ever superstar DJ of the ‘post-disco’-to-house era playing his final weekend sets at the legendary Paradise Garage in the late summer of 1987.
Despite utilizing by now canonic and very familiar disco, soul and early house productions with Levan it’s all about how he employs them. Ultimately he was one of the key innovators (along with Francois Kevorkian and Walter Gibbons) in remixing pop records. Stretching the duration to epic lengths (useful for mixing), introducing spatial studio trickery first pioneered by dub producers and lightly defamiliarizing pop tunes with polyrhythms lifted off Latin American and Caribbean records. The latter was apparently more of a pre-disco technique that other fellow NYC DJs of the same generation (like Nicky Siano) also used. Both, in their rent-paying assignments for pop acts as well as to vary long night marathon sets at gay saunas and nightclubs. This is all to say that you can’t just “playlist” the same tracks (if you find all the dub mixes that is) on Spotify and think that that’s how it sounded when Levan played it. Effectively he moulds something that is way more than the sum of its parts. As great DJs of his and a few later generations used to. Now largely a lost art, beyond few rare exceptions. So these artefacts, bootlegs or not, are very precious indeed. Plus these come adorned with multi-coloured Keith Haring artworks, so you can frame all or some of it into fancy wall-prints.
P.S. A few people asked to ID the tracks in the clips. So the first is a snippet of Derrick May’s production as Rhythim Is Rhythim. Early Detroit techno classic known as “Strings Of Life”. Second clip is the first minute of Larry Heard’s “Never No More Lonely” recorded with Robert Owens and Ron Wilson as Fingers Inc.
the best DJ in Dancemusic History is on fire**
Levan was deeply involved in New York nightlife before landing at the Garage: early on, he found a home in the ballroom community, and at close friend Nicky Siano's venue The Gallery, he was tasked with miscellaneous gigs like spiking the club's punch. His most pivotal job in the pre-Garage days was working the lights at the Continental Baths, where gay men unwinded with sex, disco and a swimming pool. His DJ career began the moment the bathhouse's resident DJ quit and he was asked to fill his place.
His accrued experience meant he knew how to cultivate an atmosphere, and his innate Larry-ness is what made the Garage so sacred. Stories abound of Levan leaving the booth to dust off a disco ball hanging overhead, picking up the needle to play the exact same song that was just on or not playing music at all, instead opting to project Ken Russell’s body-horror flick, Altered States. Even the Garage's legendary sound system was custom-made for Levan's music. The stacked component system is said to have achieved both massive loudness and shimmering clarity.
On The Final Nights Of Paradise, Levan is immortalised as sonic commander in chief. The mix compilation doubles as a sketchbook of a canon that remains largely embedded in dance music today. Garage classics like MFSB's old-school vogue theme "Love Is the Message" and First Choice's effusive disco hit "Doctor Love" promenade alongside jacking Chicago-born staples like Adonis' 303 masterpiece "No Way Back." If you wanted to give a brief history of club classics to someone just out of a 50-year coma, this set could serve as a terrific crash course.
Then there's moments where ingenuity and impishness blur. Levan was a known prankster, and there are endless accounts of him playing the same song on repeat for half an hour or more at the Garage. The Final Nights Of Paradise features a dazzling 18-minute suite of Liz Torres' "Can't Get Enough." Levan weaves the dub into the vocal version into Torres' live performance that climaxes with the singer ranting, "You can't get it up!'' in a back-and-forth skit with an unidentified male-presenting voice. It's as though Levan took the song's title as a challenge. Can't get enough? How about now? How about ten minutes in? How about for almost 20 minutes?
Levan's messy mixing aesthetic is on full display here, but there are stretches in which the mix advances without a hitch—particularly a disco-heavy section on vinyl #3, where Levan bumps things along with a series of quick, well-timed cuts. But his scrappier mixing style yields an unexpected reward, even now, almost 40 years in the future.
The Final Nights Of Paradise abounds with the kinds of shocks that DePino rhapsodised. "I'm happy and I'm gay," a voice calls out as HMJ's "Hyped" bounces energetically along and then, wham! an explosion of glitter as the outro of Carl Bean’s early Pride anthem "I Was Born This Way" takes over. The mix takes an abrupt left from Loleatta Holloway's laid-back "Dreamin'" to Serious Intention's dubby proto-house "You Don't Know," rendering a wobbly but determined bridge between eras.
Sometimes you can hear Levan correct his overzealousness. When Man Friday's "Real Love" comes in sloppily on top of Diana Ross' slow-burning "Once in the Morning," he quickly fades out to resolve the clatter. Elsewhere, he seems content to ride out a shaky transition—for a good two minutes, the arpeggiated synths of Chantal Curtis' "Hit Man" wiggle in and out of step with the preceding track, Harvey Mason's "Groovin' You." A rambunctious hand drum solo adds to the glorious cacophony.
While the The Final Nights Of Paradise doesn't contain the full breadth of Levan's eclecticism—this was a DJ who was known to slam The Rolling Stones in the middle of a house set, after all—Levan's trademark between-track spaces do make it in. As Fingers Inc.'s "Never No More Lonely" fades out, a spacey whooshing effect fills the quiet before the optimistic piano chords on Rhythim is Rhythim's "Strings of Life" chime in. It's brief, suggesting nothing as much as a fleeting opportunity to take a breather. What sounds like an attempted live edit of Chaka Khan's "I Know You, I Live You" has clunkier results: the song plays, cuts off and then comes back in a trainwreck mismatch. (In truth, it's hard to tell which stops are Levan's and which are the compiler's. The bootlegs cover less than five hours of a three-day marathon, muddying the waters of our perception.)
Levan famously wove a narrative into his song selection; it was why he was said to prefer vocal tracks to their instrumental counterparts. There's a sense of finality on songs like Adonis' "No Way Back," in which the baritone vocal whispers, "Too far gone, ain't no way back." But there's also a starburst of hope for the future.
Professions of undying devotion explode from Stevie Wonder's monumental "As," forever feelings framed through ecological extremes. Wonder's narrator will love his object of desire "until the rainbow burns the stars out in the sky / until the ocean covers every mountain high / until the dolphin flies and parrots live at sea," and "until we dream of life and life becomes a dream." That's to say, always. First Choice said it best in their emphatic stomper "Let No Man Put Asunder": "It's not over between you and me / It's not over, don't want to be free." Levan's song selection simultaneously acknowledges the end while wondering aloud if it really has to be so.
"That night, Larry played beautifully, like it wasn't the end," recalled Garage staple Michele Saunders in a retrospective piece on the Garage's closing weekend for Document. "The only difference was that it had been going for three days non-stop. People were strolling in a daze. They did not leave. Later, everyone met at Washington Square Park after the club."
If Levan had trepidation about the Garage's closing, it was justified. Garage operator Michael Brody blamed local pressure for the club's closure. Their lease wasn't renewed because, as he explained, "they don't want a Black club in their neighbourhood." Brody would die of AIDS three months after the Garage shuttered, squashing the chances of picking things up in a new location.
As Levan's heroin habit steadily worsened, he lost his literal home after the closing of the Garage, as well as his artistic one. Towards the end, he was said to have lost many of his records, either because he sold them to buy drugs, or because they were kept in a storage unit that he ceased paying for.
In the interim, Larry played other spots in New York such as the Choice, Mars and the Palladium. He toured Japan, where he was idolised, and applied his touch to Nami Shimada's sparkling "Sun Shower." Even as a remixer, that quintessential Larry brusqueness was on show. Struggling to get the mix right, he thundered a message through producer Soichi Terada's answering machine: "Mr. Levan calling Mr. Terada. Mr. Terada, I need to know the key of your fucking song!"
Levan's life ended on a bittersweet and unresolved note. In Maestro, Knuckles recalled spinning at Sound Factory and having Levan visit him in the booth after the Garage shut. "He said if he had a choice of things happening for him now as opposed to ten years before, he would have chosen now, because he would've been able to appreciate it a whole lot better," he said.
Levan's presence is still keenly felt in New York nightlife, both in the careers that he spawned and the songs he catapulted to ubiquity. "He's the reason why this job is what it is, why it's a career," Knuckles once said. And he's right: The Final Nights of Paradise sounds radically contemporary nearly 40 years after on. So many of these tracks continue to regularly fire up the dance floor as if days, not decades, have passed since their initial release.
Disco was given a mandate by the straight world to disappear, but it never did and has, surprisingly, become one of the enduring forces within American popular music. Since the '90s, it's been in a regular cycle of coming back, fading somewhat and then coming roaring back again, and today, the likes of Dua Lipa, Doja Cat and Sabrina Carpenter have helped seed it within mainstream pop for a new generation. It's not a fad, it's a life rhythm. It's not over. It never was. Who knows how true that would be if it weren't for Larry Levan.
Sashaying into the new week with these fab Larry Levan mixes spotted on a recent dig in Shoreditch. Admittedly those are bootlegs. Featuring the first ever superstar DJ of the ‘post-disco’-to-house era playing his final weekend sets at the legendary Paradise Garage in the late summer of 1987.
Despite utilizing by now canonic and very familiar disco, soul and early house productions with Levan it’s all about how he employs them. Ultimately he was one of the key innovators (along with Francois Kevorkian and Walter Gibbons) in remixing pop records. Stretching the duration to epic lengths (useful for mixing), introducing spatial studio trickery first pioneered by dub producers and lightly defamiliarizing pop tunes with polyrhythms lifted off Latin American and Caribbean records. The latter was apparently more of a pre-disco technique that other fellow NYC DJs of the same generation (like Nicky Siano) also used. Both, in their rent-paying assignments for pop acts as well as to vary long night marathon sets at gay saunas and nightclubs. This is all to say that you can’t just “playlist” the same tracks (if you find all the dub mixes that is) on Spotify and think that that’s how it sounded when Levan played it. Effectively he moulds something that is way more than the sum of its parts. As great DJs of his and a few later generations used to. Now largely a lost art, beyond few rare exceptions. So these artefacts, bootlegs or not, are very precious indeed. Plus these come adorned with multi-coloured Keith Haring artworks, so you can frame all or some of it into fancy wall-prints.
P.S. A few people asked to ID the tracks in the clips. So the first is a snippet of Derrick May’s production as Rhythim Is Rhythim. Early Detroit techno classic known as “Strings Of Life”. Second clip is the first minute of Larry Heard’s “Never No More Lonely” recorded with Robert Owens and Ron Wilson as Fingers Inc.
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**BOOKER T & THE MGs - melting pot // Philly Vanilli Extended Dub**
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1 Stunde 37 Minuten
Das Buch "Die Illumina-KI" ist ab sofort beim Osiris Verlag zu erwerben
osirisbuch.de/p/die-illumina-k...istian-koehlert
Christian´s DJ-Mix:
https://www.house-mixes.com/profile/Mayamagik/illumina-mix-n-01-2025
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Christian´s DJ-Mix:
https://www.house-mixes.com/profile/Mayamagik/illumina-mix-n-01-2025
Rumble-Video:
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Der Knall kam mit Ansage und er zeigt wie verlogen die Europäer agieren - eine kurze Analyse zum aktuellen Thema Nummer 1
Der Knall kam mit Ansage und er zeigt wie verlogen die Europäer agieren - eine kurze Analyse zum aktuellen Thema Nummer 1
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Peter Denk
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Thomas Bachheimer
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Manuel Mittas
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Peter Denk
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Thomas Bachheimer
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Manuel Mittas
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Heiko Schrang, die Jahrtausendlüge:
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1 Stunde 55 Minuten
LAGE // 13.2.2025 //
mit Marc und Manuel
Gäste: Daisy Popp und Patrick Poppel
Manuel Mittas:
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mit Marc und Manuel
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10 Minuten
BOOGIES GONNA GET YA // PHILLY VANILLI VOCAL EDIT
1 Stunde 59 Minuten
https://outoftheboxtvderschwachsinnhatprogramm.wordpress.com/2025/02/06/lage-6-2-2025-mit-manuel-marc-und-gast-andre-schmidt/
Sicherheitsexperte, Autor und Ex-KSK Soldat André Schmitt zu Gast bei Manuel und Marc. Schwerpunkt wird die Sicherheitssituation im Februar 2025 im Innland sein, und natürlich der Blick über die Grenzen.
André Schmitt
André war 15 Jahre lange Bundeswehrsoldat, Fallschirmjäger und beim KSK.
Seit 2019 selbständiger Berater und Unternehmen in der Sicherheitsbranche.
André gibt sein hochkarätiges Wissen an interessierte Menschen auch in Form von online Seminaren weiter.
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„…wenn die Nacht kommt“
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BONUS CODE: BLICKWINKEL
Manuel Mittas
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Sicherheitsexperte, Autor und Ex-KSK Soldat André Schmitt zu Gast bei Manuel und Marc. Schwerpunkt wird die Sicherheitssituation im Februar 2025 im Innland sein, und natürlich der Blick über die Grenzen.
André Schmitt
André war 15 Jahre lange Bundeswehrsoldat, Fallschirmjäger und beim KSK.
Seit 2019 selbständiger Berater und Unternehmen in der Sicherheitsbranche.
André gibt sein hochkarätiges Wissen an interessierte Menschen auch in Form von online Seminaren weiter.
Bestellt das Buch hier direkt und sichert euch 10% Preisvorteil mit dem Code MGK1.
https://black-ops-coffee.com/produkt/im-schatten-der-gefahr-grey-man-vorbestellung/
„…wenn die Nacht kommt“
https://black-ops-coffee.com/produkt/wenn-die-nacht-kommt/
BONUS CODE: BLICKWINKEL
Manuel Mittas
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Heiko Schrang, die Jahrtausendlüge:
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1 Stunde 42 Minuten
https://outoftheboxtvderschwachsinnhatprogramm.wordpress.com/2025/02/05/musik-schwurbel-talk-5-2-2025-mit-christian-kohlert-matrix-hypothese-und-manuel-c-mittas/
Christian Köhlert (Autor Phoenix & Matrix Hypothese)
https://mayamagik.de
https://www.osirisbuch.de/p/die-matrix-hypothese-christian-koehlert
Manuel C. Mittas
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Christian Köhlert (Autor Phoenix & Matrix Hypothese)
https://mayamagik.de
https://www.osirisbuch.de/p/die-matrix-hypothese-christian-koehlert
Manuel C. Mittas
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