"Dan created that environment in the office and Owen was quite eager to make a disco of lights, which is what we explored.
At rush hour, the gates will probably be a disco of flashing lights, rendering the warning system next to useless.
We had disco lighting, strobe lighting.
As a disco ball sent shards of light around the chapel, teen-niche literati feasted on wine, sushi and clove cigarettes.
A disco ball threw off flecks of light.
The country was in transition from the Nixon-Ford/Watergate/Vietnam years to the hyper-inflationary era of Jimmy Carter "malaise," and disco seemed like a beacon of light through the endless miasma of the 70s.
Within a few years he was running his own quintet, Wasp, with ex-Shadows drummer Brian Bennett and saxophonist-composer Duncan Lamont, and recording an incidental melange of light funk, classical, disco, Latin, jazz and electronics for the KPM company.
But given the right circumstances, this internal fracture refracts an identity: a woman's holographic silhouette shimmering among shards of light shattered by disco balls, sharpened by laser projectors.
Locked Up created fizzling chemistry under the disco lights of the Black Cap, with Alice Costelloe (left) and KC Underwood always singing in octaves, never harmonising, like lovers calling to each other from different rooms.
To get the wiring of the disco light done, go for the help of an experienced electrician.
