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Listening to this old grime fave from and suddenly struck by the fact that way ahead of the Migos-Desiigner-Future wave of late s, the track features ad libs - a running derisive commentary of jeers, taunts, scoffing sounds, gloating gurgles - growls, gnashings, percussive mouth-noise - the occasional almost decipherable word. I also like the one phrase blurted out by I think Napper - ' yoooooooooou're lyrically poor '. Shawn Reynaldo is a music writer who's just published his debut book First Floor: Reflections on Electronic Dance Culture through Velocity Press , which has a growing catalogue of interesting tomes on dance music. Check out his columns like this recent one on the rise of spectacle within dance culture. Recently Shawn and I had a really enjoyable, wide-ranging chat about club culture, nostalgia, futurity, music journalism, genre-naming, and more. For a day or two, the conversation is accessible to non-subscribers here. I put it to Shawn that we are phonetic near-namesakes. Strangely, he said this had never occurred to him! Perhaps when I was starting my writing career, I should have put an 'o' on the end of my byline - it has a dashing, swashbuckling air. The sonic and pharmacological peak points tend to blur together amorphously; what stands out in the memory are images. Tableaus of frenzy; interactions with out-of-it strangers; dancers on the other side of the room whose fluid frenzy fascinated my gaze; a shared glance of loved-up complicity; scenes of squalor and moments of grace; the chambers, passages, and internal architecture of the clubs themselves. I remember the toilets and the chill out zones as much as the dancefloors. While they work through immersive sonic overload, clubs also function as milieu-machines, designed for the circulation of bodies, generating both random encounters with individuals and a transitory but real communion with everybody in the place. When I look at these photographs, it all feels at once absolutely familiar and freshly foreign. I know these faces. To stare into these pictures is to be immersed again in the maelstrom of madness. Snarls of euphoria. Roars of joy. Faces scrunched in bliss. Pilled-to-the-gills rictus smiles. Pursed lips, droopy lids, melted grins. Teeth crackling in the UV. The jutting tongue, universal symbol of insolent lasciviousness, at once taunting and a kind of intransitive come-on to everyone and no one. Boys with hard-earned hard bodies: shirts off, boxer short waistbands proclaiming allegiance to the houses of Calvin Klein or Pierre Cardin, ribs like xylophones, armpit hair matted and coiled with moisture. Faces flushed pink, or filmed with sweat that sheens where the light catches. Brightly bronzered or sallow in the glare, a pallor like the belly of a dead fish. As well as the faces and the contortions, the clothes are also familiar: a riot of man-made fabrics and inorganic colors chosen to converge at the intersection of futurity and psychedelic. Red latex batty riders, virulently artificial hues of hair, extensions as lurid as electrical wires braided into Medusa tendrils. Fluoro streaks across faces and arms. Equally plasticky and synthetic are the toys and accoutrements: plushies, gloves, glowsticks. Here, again, in these pictures the aging raver will find a familiar bestiary of the chemically depraved: the gurners, the gargoyles, the drug-gobbling goblins. But also, amid the commotion and celebration, there are the captured moments of stillness, privacy, loneliness, exhaustion, dejection. Intimations of the coming comedown, the return to socially atomized mundanity. A spy in the house of the loved-up, the camera here eternalizes the ephemeral: moments almost certainly unremembered by the people swept up in them. The pictures remind me often of the way a strobe freeze-frames a dancefloor tableau, plucking fugitive patterns out of the kinetic flow. That brutal artificial dawn that reveals also the human wreckage: figures slumped where the floor meets the wall, surrounded by the jetsam of excess: splintered plastic glasses, crushed cigarette packets this is the era before the smoking ban, remember , crushed cans of Red Bull, Pils bottles and sticky streaks of spilled lager. This roving eye takes in with equanimity the supercool stylist, the nutty mentalist, and the abjectly out-of-it. In these pictures, we see people losing themselves and finding themselves. Here uncaged is the dream self that appears only under cover of night. Clubland itself is a form of collective dreaming, taking place when everybody else is in bed having their own rapid-eye-movement adventures. But rave is the opposite: a dreamworld built together. Tracks that represent a kind of formal perfection for their genre-phase, through deployment of only four or five elements, in combo with negative space The Meat Beat records are a barren zone for me great live experience though so I am disinclined to give props but when pressed will concede that this has some of the elements of junglizm pregnantly present and correct, if at this stage torpider than what would follow. The rootical chant, the euphoric soul-diva cry, the clattery breakbeat, the rumbling B-line, the sonar blips, the druggy detournement 'burning with ecstasy'. It's similar to the Moody Boys stuff on Journey to Dubland. Otherwise the RW corpus is almost unlistenable for me on account of the stilted, hokey faux-hardman vocals - like if Guy Ritchie was a dance genre. Friday, July 28, a hardcase study. Thursday, July 20, totally Floored. Wednesday, July 12, club daze. Saturday, July 8, Platonic. Tuesday, July 4, proto props 2 of? 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