Central Station "The History of Dance Music in Australia" is essential viewing for anyone with an interest in dance music and the people who made it what it is today in Australia.

From the boutique record store in Melbourne in 1976 to the multi-million dollar international dance music empire it is today. The name Central Station has always meant one thing: DANCE. Central Station Records is an institution, from its retail stores across the country, its record labels, its chart successes, right down to its iconic logo.

This year (2006), Central Station Records turns 30, a remarkable and rare achievement for any dance music associated business anywhere in the world, let alone all the way Down Under.

This story take you through the infinite changes since the initial funk and disco explosions of the '70s. From house to hip-hop, and all the hundreds of genres in between. In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, this is the story of Central Station Records, the story of dance music in Australia.

Featuring interviews with the biggest names on the scene. Plus Central Station past & current staff As well as classic clips from the archives.

The Early Years

1. Jack to the Sound of the Underground - Hithouse
2. In the Evening - Sheryl Lee Ralph
3. You Got The Love - Candi Staton feat. The Source
4. the Nighttrain - Kadoc

The House Years

1. You don't Know Me - Armand Van Helden
2. Get get Down - Paul Johnson
3. You see the trouble With Me - Black Legend
4. Pump Up the Jam - Dons vrs Technotronics

The Hard Years

1. Zombie Nation - Kenkraft 400
2. Annihilating rhythm - Ultra sonic
3. Injected with a Poison - Praga Khan
4. Forever Young - Interactive

The Hits!

1. Blue - eiffel 65
2. We Like to Party - Vengaboys 3. Heaven - DJ Sammy
3. Summer Rain - Slinkee Minx

Running time: 54 minutes

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