u/fensterdj

Examples I mean are: the Pen Shop on College Green that recently closed, the Irish yeast company also at college green, maybe a shop that just sells clocks. That kind of thing

Not including boutiques or clothes shops, fl or any sort of hardware or electronics places

Fenster's Funky Sevens - Ep 43 - Bataa Jambaldorj and the Heists, Mongolia Throat Singing meets Alaskan Bluegrass

You can watch the original video here,

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYw9SRYRN3j/?igsh=MWJzZGd6OHQyaXp0dA==

I mean, disco made in France, I'd especially love to hear some French takes on electronic disco from 82/83/84

France was on the ball very early with electronic dance music, for example, Cerrone, Martin Circus, and Queen Samantha, but what were they doing in 82/83/84 when drum machines and synths became more available.

Do you know any cool french electronic disco tunes from that era?

So let's say a guy in early 30s, he was pretty hip in an underground scene about ten years ago and he's trying to make a living from DJing. So he still does some underground gigs but these days commercial gigs are becoming more frequent to make ends meet.

Someone with those skills, What was his or indeed her job, when 150 years ago

Don't just say musicians, I'm talking about the kind of DJ who appreciates music but doesn't make it.

*I'm sure some pedant nerd is ready with "well actually, Edison's wax cylinder was patented in 1856" or something

For a free public festival, that was a really cool day out