Liquid Liquid

The usual suspects of, like, the Ghazi Nation, Ulysses, Hoover, Circus Leapers, all that stuff.

But they were also, like, drawing on stuff like Gang of Four and Liquid Liquid.

And I was asking him if he was, like, influenced by Go-Go, and he was like, yeah, absolutely.

Like, that was music that was just, like, in our DNA, whether we were, like, consciously listening to it or it's just, like...

But looking back on it, I do cherish the experiences that I had going out and seeing bands because I don't feel like there's as much diversity as there was in New York now as there was then.

Like there was a club called Tier 3 that was downtown and You know, I saw Liquid Liquid there and just I saw Grandmaster Flash at the Mug Club.

I mean, I saw so many, you know, some classic rock and goth bands, but also, you know, African Bombata and just like so many great things.

And when I look back on it now, I'm just like, wow, that was amazing.

Rob's, uh, got, had a bit of mashed-up pumpkin with some, um, [laughs] ah, with a bit of gravy.

Okay, here is a song from Liquid Liquid.

It's called Scraper.

Uh, l- let us know what you're eating.

Jamaica, of course.

Before that was Liquid Liquid, Cavern, the New York City classic, 1983, 99 Records.

And then I played, uh, Brentford All Stars, Greedy G, started that off.

The Studio One recording.

They weren't like, uh, um-

Yeah, them and Liquid Liquid, like, yeah, that whole-

100%

... 99 Records.

I think it's UFO.

Yeah, UFO.

Um, and then yeah, obviously Liquid Liquid with...

Well, Liquid Liquid, I mean, he, he was really like, um, [lip smacks] Sal Principato, he's like just really into like African music, you know, Afrobeat and stuff.