is, I'm sure, about to hit full-tilt in the coming years. My gig at The Bunker, held in 12-turn-13, a loft space I've previously appeared at for a Mister Saturday Night party, was one of those occasions that will live in the memory for a long time -- there was certainly that special indefinable something in the air, and the recording can be heard here: http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/the-bun\\... . The following day I was the guest of Dennis 'Citizen' Kane for the 1 st anniversary of his Disques Town podcast, in which we focused on the New York club scene 30 years ago, with all the music I selected coming out of the city in the 6 month period up to September 1982, providing a taste of just how prolific the dance movement in NYC was back then. To contribute to the discussion Dennis had invited his friend, Sal Principato, along, to add his recollections. Sal was the frontman with the influential 99 Records band, Liquid Liquid, best-known for their 1983 track 'Cavern', which was what Grandmaster & Melle Mel based their worldwide hit 'White Lines (Don't Don't Do It)' around. The full show is now available at www.dsgtnyc.com/podcast.php or on SoundCloud: It was great to talk with those 2 guys, both of whom experienced that period directly and have a wealth of knowledge between them. We got so deep into things that later, when I'd left the studio and returned to where I was staying, Dennis and I carried on discussing