Plus - stolen donuts, LSD in the fish tank, and Jeremy’s dreams of lamé….

Elsewhere in the episode we hear about how Robert Williams came to know Frankie and Larry Levan, the experiences the two young club kids had at the Continental Baths, the understated role of social workers in the story of dance history./.

We hear an investigation of Frankie Knuckles’s early musical aesthetic, how it would lend itself to the development of the House sound some years later, and whether stability or dynamism are better for a pumping dance floor./.

S6E08 The Warehouse pt.2. @jemgilbert and @timlawrenceinfo go dancing in Chicago. Apple Podcasts: Spotify: Patreon:

RT @jemgilbert: Hands down one of the 5 greatest rock songs ever recorded. Let Phil sing.

Shine on Phil.

LITM Extra - 'Resistance Through Ritual' Reading Series. For patrons @jemgilbert and @timlawrenceinfo begin a multi-part deep dive on the seminal cultural studies text. Hear episode one, and a whole lot more, by becoming a patron today.

RT @ColinBoardway: Patrick Cowley was a pioneer of electronic dance music. He was born in Buffalo, NY and today is his birthday. It’s reall….

RT @KeirMilburn: This month on #ACFM we discuss the weighty of topic of DEATH! @NotJustYouHere, @jemgilbert, and I discuss the history of d….

RT @jemgilbert: More upcoming sessions in the occasional online seminar series, 'From Marx to Spinoza: Affect, Ideology, Materiality'. Nov….

Plus: singing bumblebees, Chaka Khan, and David Mancuso’s enduring love of Tescos.

We hear about the several early locations of the club that would become The Warehouse, revisit Frankie Knuckles and Larry Levan, and give a shout out to another satellite of the US disco scene, Le Jock./.

Jeremy and Tim begin by spending some time discussing the city of Chicago, a place that despite its massive musical output hasn’t really featured in out story so far. A crucible of industrial modernity, they consider its unique historical position/.

S6E08 The Warehouse pt.1. @jemgilbert and @timlawrenceinfo visit Chicago for the first of two episodes on seminal club The Warehouse. Apple Podcasts: Spotify: Patreon:

You can now listen to last week's @worldwidefm show, alongside a whole day of @TimeCapsuleRec programming, over on the WWFM site:.

. and straight after we're sticking with @jemgilbert for an episode on the music and story of Beauty and the Beat. All these shows will be up for re-listening too so bookmark them for your weekend.

Today - Friday - we'll be taking to the airwaves of the mighty @worldwidefm as part of a day of programming by @KaySuzukiMusic. We'll be trying to compress the whole breadth of the LITM project into just one hour! . Tune in 9.30pm GMT:.

RT @jemgilbert: Tomorrow my dear friend @KaySuzukiMusic is programming @worldwidefm for the whole day. It’s a great honour to be appearing….

A reminder that you can listen along to all the music discussed on our shows by saving the 'Music from Love is the Message' Spotify playlists. We have one for each series. Here is the current (ongoing) one:.

We hear about Bianca Jagger’s birthday party, spend more time thinking about Richard Long and his sound system designs, and ask who really is a native New Yorker?.