Best Go Discs
'Dummy' is the 1994 debut album by the English group Portishead, recognized as a foundational release in the Bristol trip-hop scene. The record prominently features the distinct vocal style of Beth Gibbons alongside Geoff Barrow's production, which incorporates heavy use of samples, turntables, and...
The LEGO Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery (10283) is a meticulously crafted model of the historic orbiter. It offers builders a detailed representation of this iconic spacecraft, notable for its accurate design and intricate features including cargo bay doors and wings. This set is suitable for ad...
The TomTom GO Discover 7 is a premium car GPS system utilizing a seven-inch touchscreen display. It provides detailed worldwide maps and offers lifetime map updates via Wi-Fi connectivity. This device is designed for drivers seeking reliable navigation assistance and comprehensive route planning, pa...
Discepolín is an iconic Argentine tango from 1948 composed by Aníbal Troilo. The piece honors singer Enrique Santos Discépolo with lyrics penned by Homero Expósito. It’s notable for its poignant melody and represents a key work of the golden age of tango, frequently performed and studied by tango mu...
"Portishead" is the second studio album by the English trip-hop group Portishead, released in 1997. The record builds on the atmospheric, sample-heavy sound of their debut, "Dummy," characterized by slow tempos, turntable scratching, and Beth Gibbons's melancholic vocals. It performed strongly comme...
The LEGO Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery set offers a complex building experience recreating the historic space shuttle orbiter. This detailed display model includes movable wings, opening payload bay doors, and accurate exterior markings. It is suitable for adult LEGO enthusiasts and those inter...
Never Can Say Goodbye is a 1975 studio album by Gloria Gaynor, released on MGM Records. The album's first side is mixed as a continuous medley of dance tracks, an approach associated with producer Meco Monardo and influential in the development of the disco album format. The title track was a major...
The carmine skimmer, Orthemis discolor, is a dragonfly in the skimmer family Libellulidae and is native to tropical and subtropical parts of the Americas. Mature males are distinguished by extensive red or reddish coloration, while females and immature individuals are less vividly colored. Like othe...
Cissus discolor is a climbing vine in the Vitaceae family native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia. The species is cultivated as an ornamental houseplant for its distinctive foliage: velvety heart-shaped leaves with silver patterns on the upper surface and deep red-purple undersides. It requ...
"Where the Happy People Go" is the third studio album by the American disco and R&B group The Trammps, released in 1976 on Atlantic Records. The record exemplifies the Philadelphia soul and orchestral disco sound, featuring lush string arrangements and driving rhythm sections typical of the era. It...
Cerrone IV: The Golden Touch is a 1978 disco album by French drummer, composer, and producer Marc Cerrone, recorded at London's Trident Studios. The album continued Cerrone's European disco sound, featuring the hit single "Je Suis Music" alongside extended dance tracks characteristic of the era's di...
Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun published 'A Discourse of Government with Relation to Militias' in 1697 as part of his opposition to King William III's attempts to establish a standing army in Scotland. The pamphlet argued that citizen militias were more compatible with liberty and Protestant principles...
"Never Gonna Let You Go" is the debut studio album by American singer and Broadway actress Vicki Sue Robinson, released in 1976 on the RCA label. The album is anchored by its lead single, "Turn the Beat Around," which became a prominent disco track and reached the top position on the U.S. Dance char...
I Got the Melody is a studio album by the American disco and soul group Odyssey, released in 1981 on RCA Records. The album is distinguished by its inclusion of the band's cover of "Going Back to My Roots," a Lamont Dozier composition that became a major commercial success. This track reached the To...
Thank God It's Friday is a 1978 soundtrack album featuring music from the disco film of the same name, released on Casablanca Records. The album is distinguished by its inclusion of "Last Dance" by Donna Summer, which became a massive international hit and won the Academy Award for Best Original Son...
“Discovery – Wes Montgomery” is a 1996 re-release of the pianist’s 1963 album featuring his signature thumb-style piano playing and explorations of gospel, blues, and classical influences within a predominantly jazz context.
Village People's Go West is a 1979 disco album notable for the title song, later widely revived by Pet Shop Boys in 1993.
KC and the Sunshine Band's 1974 debut album Do It Good introduced Harry Wayne Casey and Richard Finch's Miami-based dance-funk sound.
Gloria Gaynor's 1976 album I've Got You continued her mid-1970s disco run on MGM, pairing club-oriented arrangements with soul vocals.
KC and the Sunshine Band's Do You Wanna Go Party is a 1979 TK album notable for Please Don't Go, the group's final US No. 1 single.
Gold is a 1980 K-tel and Ariola compilation by the Three Degrees, combining Ariola hits and live material and reaching the UK Top 10.
Liquid Gold is the 1980 debut album by the British disco group, featuring Dance Yourself Dizzy, a UK No. 2 single certified silver.
Directed by J. Robert Wagoner and starring Rudy Ray Moore, this 1979 blaxploitation film follows a retired disco DJ who battles a deadly angel dust dealer.
The Avenging Disco Godfather is a 1979 blaxploitation film directed by J. Robert Wagoner, starring Rudy Ray Moore as a DJ taking on PCP dealers in the community.
