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Eagle is one of my favourite ABBA tracks, just so unusual. Sad and uplifting at the same time.DennisN said:Summer Night City is one of my absolute ABBA favorites (besides Eagle, which is not disco but rather progressive rock/art rock according to Wikipedia, a bit unusual for the band).
I have heard Stay'in Alive has the proper beat for doing chest compressions.Klystron said:Honestly unsure of what constitutes disco music but my favorite: "Stay'in Alive" by the BeeGees.
I recently concluded several months of twice weekly physical therapy where they piped popular music through ceiling speakers over the therapy tables. At the conclusion of 90+ minutes of stretches and exercises, I would rest supine on frozen bags of 'blue ice', a captive audience to their preselected music channel. The BeeGees frequently performed with "Stay'in Alive" seeming to play each time I entered this cool down phase.
I grew to like the song, indeed, found it rather inspirational. Commit to staying alive and walking.
Klystron said:Honestly unsure of what constitutes disco music but my favorite: "Stay'in Alive" by the BeeGees.
Right. Also medically related, surgeons train to wash and disinfect their hands to so many verses of "Stay'in Alive", though I forget how many. Certainly the sentiment seems appropriate for their patients.BillTre said:I have heard Stay'in Alive has the proper beat for doing chest compressions.
As does Another One Bites the Dust.
Just heard a new song of the same beat. Must be that the disco beat is good for the heart.BillTre said:I have heard Stay'in Alive has the proper beat for doing chest compressions.
As does Another One Bites the Dust.
I would guess that these relationships are stronger going the other way.difalcojr said:Must be that the disco beat is good for the heart.