Was this song considered Disco?

A shitty song.

Disco is mostly an uninspired, cheap, fad genre of dance music but I finally felt this number after hearing it in Climax last year.

OP that is disco. It's called "hi energy".

It was Euro-Pop, probably...because he's French.

We didn't tend to use the word "disco" for every record you could dance to, or give it any sort of label. That came later.

This is for OP - enjoy!

Disco was called disco.

Was it a popular song?

I worked in a disco in the late 1970s and that song was very popular. This was one of those songs with much less soul than other dance hits.

Are you all brain dead? If ONLY there was a way to get such basic info.

Was it a song?

Did it play on the radio?

Did people dance to this song?

Was it popular?

So, it was a song on the radio?

Did they play it on the radio?

Did it sell?

lmao. I haven't thought about this shit song in years! Thanks for nothing for making it my morning earworm

Are we talking about a song in this thread?

What is is disco?

Where is France? Would you go to France?

Do they have discos in France?

Yes, it's considered disco. And it was a huge song back in the day.

Is this a cookie? What the hell kind of Cookie is this? It looks like a cake. What is cake? Why do they call it pie.

Where did they sell this pie?

SINGLE DECKER - what the hell does that mean?

Disco was a phenomenon of the mid-70s that came out of funk and soul music. It influenced Pop music in the 80s to very dance oriented with rhythm boxes rather than drums. Even rock songs had a kind of danc-ey electronic sound to them. In the 80s dance music was just called dance music or (especially later 80s) "techno". This might have been called pop or dance music in the 80s, but again, the lines were somewhat blurred.

Would this be be Post Disco?

R15 is wrong. Disco was called disco. It was a disco song. People knew what disco was. The chart was called "dance music", however. Crissakes.

Lime was HiNRG, R16

The I Hate Disco movement was not called the I Hate Dance Music movement.

Yes, HiNRG.

It was a fun song.

Please post more middling disco songs, OP.

Here's a shitty fabulous one from 1978

This one?

Born to be Alive was very popular.

Papi music R24

I love that song R23

Born to be Alive was played a lot at Studio 54 and the gay clubs. It's a fun dance song.

What about this song? Was this song considered disco?

R29 Yes, it was considered disco. Today, it would be considered electronica or "trance" music.

Was Donna on coke during singing that song R29?

I love disco for the same reason I love big band music of the 40s.

They both were repetitive up-tempo dance music made to help you forget your troubles and dance.

R31 Why do you say that?

Who is Donna Summer? She is pretty, isn't she?

Was Donna Summer popular? Why is her name Summer? Did the gays like Donna Summer? Did Donna Summer like the gays?

What the hell is a "studio version"?

She hated fags.

Is OP considered an idiot?

Loved disco. HiNRG was the beginning of the end of real gay dance music. The 80s were horrible for dance music. It basically died and people “danced” to new wave, soulless straight music. Only with the beginning of house music in late 80s and 90s did true gay dance music return. Reflected the culture - the 80s were violently anti-gay.