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Directed by Easton West
Written by Bill Brewster
“Dirty Talk : A Journey Into Italo Disco” explores Italo’s seminal influence on early house as it emerged from disco, taking global club culture by storm in the 70s and 80s.
The documentary features very rare interviews with Italo originals like Klein & MBO, La Bionda and Chicago house innovator Chip E.
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@LjubomirTesic 4 месяца назад

From the first day I heard some of the songs of the Italo Disco genre from the early eighties, I fell in love with that music. Thanks to the Internet, I managed to create a huge collection of hits from that time, which I still listen to every day. And now sometimes I discover a new song that I like after so many years...Thanks to everyone who contributed to our enjoyment of these wonderful songs

@itsbone141 8 лет назад

this should've been a feature length documentary! Great stuff!!

@rayygun 6 лет назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L0ZE3SaKjXI.html

@loopzzzz 6 лет назад

exactly

@robinsss 6 лет назад

Mario Boncaldo is missing

@kollusion1 3 года назад

Klein & MBO - Dirty Talk was the tune in Manchester, back in the '82 / '83. Still play it to this day. Thanks.

@huishaai 10 месяцев назад

Me too !

@clubhead433 3 года назад

So very thankful living in the NYC/NJ metro area in the '70s & '80s and going to the Paradise Garage (NYC) & Club Zanzibar in Newark, NJ where I heard these "Italo-Disco" records for the first time. Yes, going to Vinylmania, High Tech on Bleeker St., Downtown Music on Worth St., Downstairs Records on 42nd St, or Rock-N-Soul on 37th St., shopping for music you heard at those clubs, and discovering new music. There was a period between the end of Disco and the beginning of Chicago House that seems to be forgotten. To counterpoint Chip E's assessment, Dance (formerly called Disco) Music did not stop between those periods. I believe this is what the UK calls the "boogie" era. Funk-based, Soulful, 99bpm to 115bpm, the Patrick Adams, Greg Carmichael, Kenton Nix, Andre Booth, Jacques Fred Petrus, the Reid brothers from Crown Heights Affair contributed heavily to that "boogie" sound. It was the sophisticated funk of New York and was still being produced and getting played when Chicago House began to surface in those aforementioned venues. It wasn't House Music all night long...it was EVERYTHING all night long. Italo-Disco, UK Jazz Funk, German & US-based Electro Funk, NY 4/4 Funk & uptempo R&B/Soul and classics in all tempos. Even New Wave/Rock & some Reggae. YES!!! It was a diverse musical ride they took you on...a beautiful love story with all its emotive attributes.

@carlaestrada1201 3 года назад

You completely are on point bc I was a young teen in chicago '81 & '82, I would go out every night at all the top discos then... the first time I remember hearing Klein & mbo "dirty talk" the DJ (name unknown), he mixed "dirty talk" & , ESG's "Moody" together, then from there he'd jump in to Nick Straker's "Straight Ahead"...no matter which club or DJ I was dancing to in chicago in '81 & '82, whether a proper disco nightclub, a rollerrink, a bar or a private warehouse party, all the DJ's would play & blend & mix many different tempos & styles together! I'm just so grateful I was there at that incredibly powerful period in chicago's clubscene 😘💕 from San Francisco 🎶💕🎶 Carla Funk aka DJ Housewife 🎶🎵

@clubhead433 3 года назад

@@carlaestrada1201 I wish I had experienced at that time Chicago's nightlife, but communication is not like it is today, there was no way of me knowing what was going on there, If I did, trust me I would have gone. We were so immersed in NY/NJ club culture living in here in the northeast and NY being the Disco/Dance capital of the world, and being in the thick of it as it was happening, we were oblivious to what was going on elsewhere b/c the scene was so strong, the weekends were NOT to be missed.

@carlaestrada1201 3 года назад

@@clubhead433 hi again, yes, I hear you! Had I known clubs like Zanz & the Garage & the Funhouse & the Gallery & the Loft were going on in your area, well, I would've made certain to attend! Plus I'm sure there were countless other great clubs/parties! I'm curious, about what was the size of Zanz? Small, medium or large? Alot of folks ask me if I ever went to the original Warehouse in chicago back in '81 but it just wasn't on my radar as a 14 yo in '81...I did go w/an older, gay person of color friend in '81 or '82 to Chicago's infamous Power Plant. But only one time & it was a small, warehouse style space one flight of stairs to climb from the street BUT unfortunately we went during the day when the club was closed! Haa! But I seem to recall there was still music being played by a black DJ fellow, perhaps he was practicing for the coming night?? All I know is his beats we're bumpin' & at least I can say I was inside the notorious Power Plant!! Many times I lived & danced in some lesser known but very fun clubs/bars in '81/'82 such as the Century Disco, Rainbow Rollerrink, AKA bar, COD (R. Hardy played there), Jenal's, Medusa's, Neo, Exit ,& so many other places I can't remember the names of now! Again, just grateful I experienced those particular years there. 🎵

@alp2961 11 месяцев назад

Italo-Disco & Eurobeat forever!

@DJGeorgeDisco 2 года назад

Italo disco is the best music ever. I am into DnB, drumstep, house, trance, progressive house, but I still think Italo disco is the best.

@itzelneptune 10 месяцев назад

I agree it’s the only genre I’ve listened forever

@TheReactor8 Год назад

Looking at such amount of records gives me stomach butterflies. Wanna get lost in listening for weeks….

@BeatlePol 6 лет назад

"Italo Disco is a part of House Music". Nothing to add.

@Dw-rj6qi 4 года назад

it's the other way around. House is part of Italo Disco.

@junglemayne4057 11 месяцев назад

Italo Disco, House, and Techno are sub-genres of Philly Dance Soul,

@thegrimreefer13 7 лет назад

this should be feature length

@SPAZZOID100 2 месяца назад

One of my favorite tracks. I released a cover of it on vinyl in 2021. 👽👽

@deniszoppetti2749 Год назад

Che meraviglia Ragazzi ❤🇮🇹

@biilybob1 6 лет назад

Damn this is interesting. Especially that last part. The biggest club genre today came from Italodisco!

@Miximixos 4 года назад

3:26 The maestro come! ;) Great appearance and words from Sig. Ventura!

@j.martin6787 4 месяца назад

Amazing video-thank you very much! I actually met Larry Levan ay Charlie Grappone's store in 1986.

@RaendyLeBeau 4 года назад

13:14 "everyone who was there knew it..." but it's nice to hear it officially. it is also not to be overlooked that certain italo house tracks were to be bought years before the big 'us-house wave' begins .. it's a fact - remember me "Klein + Mbo" :)

@sidvicious647 3 месяца назад

Now l KNOW why Klein and MBO WAS SO FUNKY🤣🤣🤣❗️❗️

@LlewynDaviesTheThird 7 лет назад

Some of the most inspiring producers, for me, of all time , MORE

@breslin44 8 лет назад

Great little vid. More like this please.

@marksanchez946 3 года назад

awesomeness! Still spinning italo-house and disco here in Miami :)

@encomsystem5743 Год назад

i'm in Miami...where do they play Italo-Disco here?

@SPAZZOID100 2 месяца назад

Good question.

@futuristica1710 7 лет назад

This is awesome! Full length documentary, pleeeeeeez!

@j3any3s 3 года назад

First time I heard Italia disco was 1983. Midnight Express from the nwa would use it as entrance music. I was already listening to gary newman and I was 6 when I got his album. Then new order after that. Then before ya know it derrick may is playing records at parties in my loft. Electronic music is pretty worldly and magnetic.

@Samsaraindo 3 года назад

Great film. Italo deserves more love as we look back.

@huishaai 10 месяцев назад

Huge Smiths Rank poster in the corner !! Nice.

@djroach3237 3 года назад

Some very cool stuff here! I love this stuff!

@norepetitivebeats 7 лет назад

Great docu. Lots more of this please.

@bobbell3989 8 лет назад

Quality!

@sandrodellisanti1139 3 года назад

great documantary thx from Germany

@NeiFidelis 8 лет назад

@Boiler Room, I would like to make you a subtitle for this video in Portuguese (BR). How can i do?

@UrsusCanis 4 года назад

I absolutely love the graphics and for this, it matches the era and a lot of the cover art designs from back then

@iWasGrovemasterITA 3 года назад

Tony Carraesco was DJ at AMNESIE CLUB, in MILANO, was a TOP place to go in the '80s

@eancurtis9333 4 года назад

Feck legendary gear n dudes !

@sandrodellisanti1139 2 года назад

well, without Italo-Disco no Chicago House, that's a fact, and without disco no Italo-Disco, that's Music :)

@alcyon2sp 5 лет назад

Finally in english !!!

@soulphonic9842 6 лет назад

From the SoulPhoniC Crew we luv you guys!!

@ludovicomancosu4066 3 года назад

Peccato non poter disporre dei sottotitoli in italiano 🥺

@djmekkah7882 8 лет назад

wonderful film

@norakat Год назад

Boiler Room - this is great you guys did a documentary on the history or Dance Music / Disco, but you guys did a documentary on Italo Disco before you did one on the heart - where it really hopped off - NYC! (and other states too like Philly).. that’s the original Disco. Like one of those Italo producers said in this doc - some of NYC came to Italy. That’s where they got their inspiration. It would be great to see a documentary on that - The NYC scene in the late 70’s early 80’s - WBLS.. Downtown Records.. Paco.. Frankie Crocker.. Latin Rascals.. the artists and DJ’s and clubs from that era - NYC sh* or sh* in the States.

@junglemayne4057 11 месяцев назад

Right, Italo Disco, like House music is just Disco music but with synth sounds instead is acoustics. House came about because Chicagoans were able to aquire synthesizers and beat machines from pawn shops and second hand stores. The difference between Italo Disco and House is that the Italians had access to the synthesizer first. And Chicagoans had to deal with shady record companies, who slowed down progress for Chicago talent

@Rickardo3000 8 лет назад

beautiful

@LaBender990 8 лет назад

Really cinematic stuff! Any production info? Who filmed this?

@sommelierofstench 8 лет назад

watch the end credits m8

@lilreynielsv6922 2 года назад

ITALIAN DISCO and EUROPEAN EURODANCE

@mrsampaiothiago 5 лет назад

amazing !

@olizug 8 лет назад

saturday night at the 80s ;-)

@cutoreed 8 лет назад

just love it

@joshuabaptista7827 2 года назад

did he say pink floyd, and italodisco in the same sentence?? what is the name of that Vinyl???

@djhuxflux 8 лет назад

i find it interesting that this doc was 1337 long

@peterg7516 8 лет назад

Bravo!

@djrxmx Год назад

By the way, in case you didn't know, Bravo was a group that did impressive Italo disco.

@jameslloyd8429 4 года назад

Would anyone be able to share stories of seeing Daniele Baldelli live/experiences at cosmic disco nights in the 70s/80s? I am a student doing a research project into this era! I would be greatly appreciative and very interested to hear anything! Thank you. Qualcuno sarebbe in grado di condividere le storie di Daniele Baldelli dal vivo/esperienza durante le serate cosmiche in discoteca negli anni '70/80? Sono uno studente che sta facendo un progetto di ricerca in questa epoca! Apprezzerei moltissimo e sarei molto interessato a sentire qualsiasi cosa! Grazie.

@djrxmx Год назад

IMO, legendary groups/producers of Italo Disco are as follows: Giorgio Moroder, La Bianda, Easy Going, Tantra, Change, The Passengers, Macho, Revanche, Ken Lazlo, Klein & MBO, Peter Jacques Band, Bravo, Kano, Vivien Vee, and Lama. Check out these groups from the past if you haven't heard their recordings. My favorite of them all would have to be Giorgio Moroder's productions.

@synthandsynth 6 лет назад

It is really well done but looks like a great apetizer without the rest of the meal. Also, It shows the cleanest side of those productions... Only the record shop owner interviewed goes there for 10 seconds when he shows some underground 12"s. It gets messy, i promise!

@musictrans 3 года назад

Italo house is part..?

@polpal5796 8 лет назад

ID intro track?

@djzoloft 8 лет назад

la Bionda- i wanna be your lover

@autodelta93 8 лет назад

can we have a dj set from Giorgio Moroder on boiler room?

8 лет назад

please don't, have you seen what he is doing these days ?

@kristina80ification 8 лет назад

I'd rather see some DJ sets from some of the people featured in this, everyone knows Giorgio Moroder, and his tastes are pretty mainstream these days, I don't think the set would be very interesting.

@troyspartan992 8 лет назад

he can't even dj properly let alone produce anymore,bless him.

@sepulcher8263 4 года назад

@@troyspartan992 what happened to him?

@NirBenita 4 года назад

How did anything happen before the internet 😅

@AlonsoMontero 3 года назад

People has a hunger for creativity. Too much confort and access to information brings up an enormous lack of curiosity, something that was overwhelmingly present in the past.

@clubhead433 3 года назад

@@AlonsoMontero I agree.