Documentary 25 years anniversary - "Disco Demolition Night"

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[@jhojnack]

The Loop 97.9 RIP (1977-2018)

[@mroceans8336]

Jason H 97.1 still good

[@rayking9781]

40 years ago on this day

[@jackyclaiborne2142]

In my hometown of Charlotte NC, WROQ, an FM rock n roll station did "Disco Destruction" every afternoon at 5 p.m. JB, the DJ would come on and make a speech about how disco was all over the radio. He'd say, "All the AM stations play it, got one FM station around here that plays nothing but disco music. The other FM in town plays a lot of disco music. Someone had got to take a stand." He'd then play a 10 to 15 second excerpt of a disco song, which would be followed by a recorded series of explosions. This day and time, In my I-tunes, I have put together rap destructions that mimics JB"s disco destructions.

[@michaellamon280]

Disco never sucked with me still love it very much.

[@charlessmith263]

I guess disco was targeted for death due to the lewd, dissolute, and other promiscuous behavior that it releases inside - and probably outside - the discotheques. The blame might be the endless pulsating four-on-the-floor beat, but the off-beat high hat grooves and snare backbeats made it more important than ever in 1979 to assassinate disco.

[@dogcowrph]

Sound is only on the left.

[@lifeinthemoment3999]

Wow…this was beyond FKUp….

[@NPGLAMB]

Jokes on them because disco lasted into the 80s through clubbing and transformed into house, and now dance.

[@IDF1987]

43:30 for Nancy playing "Na Na Hey Hey Goodbye" as the police clear the field

[@charlessmith263]

Keenly, Nancy was the keenest organist in Major League Baseball - even better than another woman organist who played for the New York Mets (I think her name is June) in the 1970s.

[@altfactor]

Any chance that the original, uncut telecast of this incident from either local Chicago or Detroit TV (or as much as was shown before the feed got cut-off) can be uploaded?

[@BigBlackRod]

Funny thing is now, rock itself is dying, and there ain't nothing they can do about it...

[@altfactor]

Steve Dahl's 1978 resignation from disco-formatted WDAI was big news in Chicago.

[@altfactor]

I think Major League Baseball didn't do enough in the wake of Disco Demolition Night. First, the season should have been suspended for two weeks and that all MLB owners should have been summoned to a meeting to discuss improved security in MLB ballparks before the season was resumed. Second, the Chicago White Sox should have been forced to forfeit their remaining 1979 games because the team didn't do enough to make the stadium secure for fans, players, and news media. Extreme measures? Yes, but I think they should have been done.

[@dogcowrph]

Let's organize rap destruction night. Let's hope that works equally as well. Let's have it during half time at a Raiders home game before they more out of Oakland. If anyone can throw a riot, I count on Oakland.