This is Our House: House Music, Cultural Spaces and Technologies

Hillegonda C. Rietveld

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Part 1 Introduction: house is a feeling. Part 2 A definition of love: the house that Jack built rave on cyber clogs. Part 3 Jack into electromagnetic: disco's revenge digital desire spectacular disappearance. Part 4 Epilogue: this is our house. Part 5 sources: printed material lyrics oral material audio-visual material discography. Part 5 Appendices: Hillegonda re-enters the studio dance music compilations specialist press disco DJs La Gonda .

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