Sentence examples for on disco from inspiring English sources
My favorite float in the comment parade: "As a more lighthearted aside: why pick on disco?
Of course, it's more or less universally established these days that Blondie were one of the greatest of all pop bands, but Heart of Glass, which I'd somehow managed to not hear for several years, always gets me for another reason: my abiding love of the that brief, mid-to-late 70s moment when guitar bands started taking on disco.
If I were a betting man I'd place money on disco.
My favorites were DIS COCO (based on "disco"), MAKE IT SOSO and LET MY PEOPLE GOGO, which made me laugh out loud.
Thousands of fans amped up on disco hatred stormed the field, the riot police were called in, and the second game was canceled.
As the song reaches the five-minute mark, speeds up and suddenly turns into a full-on disco number, the Duke shows his decadence in another line that impressed the 16-year-old me no end: "It's not the side-effects of the cocaine – I'm thinking that it must be love".
It takes the French touch's obsession with disco samples to its logical conclusion by being a full-on disco song: four minutes of chicken-scratch guitar, tight-trousered bass and metronomic drums, all driven by gorgeous, wistful chord changes straight out of the Air song book.
A full-on disco backing track came up, and "Who Do You Think You Are" evolved from there.
The Daily Mirror called the song "a full-on disco number which would get to No. 1 even if it wasn't by Spice Girls and even if they weren't giving all the money to Comic Relief".
Now in its 21st year, the AIDS/LifeCycle (formerly called the California AIDS Ride) is a true traveling circus, a movable tent city with checkpoints featuring kooky transvestite Cher impersonators, mock "Book of Mormon" elders spewing suggestive double-entendres, campy American Gladiator imitators, and full-on disco dance parties.
