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I don't know why, but this cracks me up.

Great set. Great review. Have a read and a listen

Electronic music can trace it’s origin back to the Germany and Italy of the early 70s. And two of the genre’s earliest (and most beloved) champions were Kraftwerk and Giorio Moroder. In fact, their influence is so monumental that it reverberates through almost all modern music, some 40 years after the release of their seminal work. But whereas Kraftwerk is sadly known as a bit of a cult favorite act here in the States, Giorgio Moroder is famously known for his work collaborating with Donna Summer on some of her gigantic hits including “Bad Girls,” “Love to Love You, Baby” and others. And although those songs became the standard for what disco would sound like at it’s peak, it reflects a sound unlike any other — futuristic, yes; but it pulsates with a decadent, sweaty and all too human sensuality. 

Recently the folks at Red Bull Music Academy invited the electronic music legend to speak in front of a small group of students about music, his creative process and the like, and to what was billed as his first ever live DJ set at the Deep Space party at the brand, spanking new dance club, Output in Williamsburg. Along with his long-time collaborator Chris Cox, Moroder played about a 75 minute set of fully re-arranged, and exclusively remixed versions of some of his biggest hits on the dance floor, as well as his most recent work on Daft Punk’s newest full length. What makes this DJ set so incredible and so worthwhile is that even his most classic songs sound remarkably contemporary. There are at least four re-arranged, remixed tracks that i can imagine DJs playing at a club right this second. But most importantly, Moroder’s set manages to cover 40 years of dance music in a heady, buzzing blur and does so in a very organic and thoughtful fashion. Everything in it’s proper place, and in a way that communicates how important Morodoer’s work and sound are to modern music. In his work you’ll hear LCD Soundsystem, Daft Punk, Swedish House Mafia, deep house, drum and bass — all of which would not be possible without Moroder. 

This is probably one of the best live DJ sets i’ve heard in some time, and I think if you truly appreciate music you’ll think the same way. 

#fmsphotoadaymay Day 22: Change- so much change since 2001. In wrestling, one must evolve to stay fresh and relevant. #change #evolve #prowrestling #makethemcare #standout

OK. This time, I mean it

I have been wanting to get more use out of this Tumblr page for quite some time now.  I have a lot of things I want to put out, but at times I don't feel that Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook is the right place or just can't contain what I'm trying to express.

Moving forward, I am going to use this page as my mini blog/web site.  Essentially, what Tumblr is basically for.  Who'da thunk it?!  Topics to be included here are wrestling (of course), music, rants, raves, and anything else that enters my head, usually in the late night hours.  

I hope you enjoy what I have to say.  If not, that's cool too.  As always, I am always open for questions or comments.  Here are some additional ways to contact/follow me as well.  Catch ya on the flip!

Twitter:  @DomElBomb

Instagram: domelbomb

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dom.vitalli

Saw this short before Wreck It Ralph. Very cool!

Paperman

This was a really well done animated short, Good story telling!

I'm back. Lets get weird.

When you’re 15 years old, you think you have the thickest, firmest grasp imaginable on what life is.

But you’re wrong.

You think the music you like is the music you’ll love forever. You think your friends are always going to be your friends and that you’d never let them go. You think your style...

Here's a little promo for a big Tag Team Tournament we are taking part in this coming Saturday for Zero 1 USA Pure Pro in Mesa, AZ.  Watch as I get back to my "Scumbag" roots and channel my inner Scott Hall.  Or not.  

Looks familiar

Everyone hates us, so this is how the #FreakSquad makes fans. Sometimes people have no choice (Taken with Instagram)

Hey look!! I'm on the same show flier as Harley Race and Nick Bockwinkle, among others #CACReunion #Mark

Thursdays with Dommy

Free T-Shirts

Anyone out there down to send me some free t-shirts?  One will suffice.  I don't care what it says.  I just like t-shirts.  I'll wear it to the ring if you want and take cool pics with me doing cool shit with it on.  I'm just cheap and like t-shirts a lot.  Any takers??