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| + | '''1978''' (MCMLXXVIII) was the 978th year of the 2nd millennium, the 78th year of the 20th century, and the 9th year of the [[1970s]] decade. | ||
| == Art and culture == | == Art and culture == | ||
| - | ===Literature=== | + | |
| ===Art=== | ===Art=== | ||
| + | *[[Piazza d'Italia]] in New Orleans | ||
| *''[[X Portfolio]]'' by Mapplethorpe | *''[[X Portfolio]]'' by Mapplethorpe | ||
| + | *''[[Proust Armchair]]'' by Alessandro Mendini | ||
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| + | ===Literature=== | ||
| ====Fiction==== | ====Fiction==== | ||
| *''[[Requiem for a Dream]]'' by Hubert Selby Jr. | *''[[Requiem for a Dream]]'' by Hubert Selby Jr. | ||
| *''[[The Stand]]'' by Stephen King | *''[[The Stand]]'' by Stephen King | ||
| ==== Non-fiction ==== | ==== Non-fiction ==== | ||
| - | *''[[Freaks: Myths and Images of the Secret Self]]'' by [[Leslie Fiedler]] | + | *''[[Freaks: Myths and Images of the Secret Self]]'' by Leslie Fiedler |
| - | *''[[Disco]]'' by [[Albert Goldman]] | + | *''[[Disco]]'' by Albert Goldman |
| ===Film=== | ===Film=== | ||
| - | *''[[Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978 film)|Invasion of the Body Snatchers]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[Piranha]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[Pretty Baby (film)|Pretty Baby]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[Up in Smoke ]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[The Deer Hunter ]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[National Lampoon's Animal House ]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[Interiors ]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[Midnight Express (film) ]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[Hitler: A Film from Germany]]'' | ||
| *''[[Martin (film)|Martin]]'' by George A. Romero | *''[[Martin (film)|Martin]]'' by George A. Romero | ||
| - | *''[[La Cage aux Folles (film)|La Cage aux folles]]'' by Edouard Molinaro | + | *''[[La Cage aux Folles (film)|La Cage aux folles]]'' by Édouard Molinaro |
| - | *''[[High Anxiety]]'' by Mel Brooks | + | *''[[Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978 film)|Invasion of the Body Snatchers]]'' by Philip Kaufman |
| + | *''[[Closed Circuit (film)|Circuito chiuso]]'' by Giuliano Montaldo | ||
| + | *''[[Pretty Baby (film)|Pretty Baby]]'' by Louis Malle | ||
| + | *''[[Piranha (1978 film)|Piranha]]'' by Joe Dante | ||
| + | *''[[Up in Smoke]]'' by Lou Adler | ||
| + | *''[[Animal House]]'' by John Landis | ||
| + | *''[[Interiors]]'' by Woody Allen | ||
| + | *''[[Midnight Express (film)]]'' by Oliver Stone | ||
| + | *''[[Hitler: A Film from Germany]]'' by Hans-Jürgen Syberberg | ||
| + | *''[[Fearless Frank, or Tit-bits from the Life of an Adventurer]]'' by Colin Bucksey | ||
| ===Music=== | ===Music=== | ||
| - | *[[Public Image Ltd.]] formed | + | *[[Public Image Ltd]] formed |
| - | *[[Telex]] debuts | + | *[[Telex (band) |Telex]] debuts |
| - | *By 1978, punk and disco had divided the pop audience. | + | *Punk and disco divide the pop audience |
| *[[Factory Records]] is founded | *[[Factory Records]] is founded | ||
| *[[Mute Records]] is founded | *[[Mute Records]] is founded | ||
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| *[[ZE Records]] is founded | *[[ZE Records]] is founded | ||
| ====Singles==== | ====Singles==== | ||
| - | *"[[In the Bush]]" by [[Musique (Patrick Adams)|Musique]] | + | *[[In the Bush]] by Musique |
| - | *"[[Disco Circus]]"[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzfZ85ipb_c&] by [[Martin Circus]] | + | *[[Keep on Jumpin']] by Musique |
| - | *"[[Armagideon Time]]" by [[Willi Williams]] | + | *[[Disco Circus]] by Martin Circus |
| - | *"[[Neon Lights]]" by [[Kraftwerk]] | + | *[[Armagideon Time]] by Willi Williams |
| - | *"[[Keep on Jumpin']] by [[Musique]] | + | *[[Neon Lights]] by Kraftwerk |
| - | *"[[Weekend]]" by [[Phreek]] | + | *[[The Robots]] by Kraftwerk |
| - | *"[[You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)]]" by [[Sylvester James]] | + | *[[Weekend (Tonight Is Party Time)|Weekend]] by Phreek |
| + | *[[I'm A Big Freak (R•U•1•2)]] by Phreek | ||
| + | *[[You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)]] by Sylvester James | ||
| *[[I Am the Fly]] by Wire | *[[I Am the Fly]] by Wire | ||
| *[[Sea, Sex and Sun]] by Serge Gainsbourg | *[[Sea, Sex and Sun]] by Serge Gainsbourg | ||
| - | + | *[[Dance To The Drummer's Beat]] by Herman Kelly and Life | |
| - | *[[Third World]] - [[Now That We Found Love]] | + | *[[One Nation Under a Groove]] by Funkadelic |
| - | *[[Carl Bean]] - I Was Born This Way | + | *[[Human Fly]] by The Cramps |
| - | *[[Don Ray]] - Standing In The Rain | + | *[[Le Freak]] by Chic |
| - | *Dinosaur - [[Kiss Me Again]] [[Arthur Russell]] | + | *[[Why Don't You Answer]] by Eberhard Schoener (with vocals by Sting) |
| - | *Goody Goody - It Looks Like Love | + | *[[Elle et moi]] by Max Berlin |
| - | *[[First Choice]] - Love Thang | + | *[[Sweet Tears]] by Roy Ayers |
| - | *[[Kraftwerk]] - The Robots | + | *[[Moskow Diskow]] by Telex |
| - | *[[Loleatta Holloway]] - Catch Me On The Rebound | + | *[[Kiss Me Again]] by Arthur Russell (as Dinosaur) |
| - | *[[Kebekelektrik]] - War Dance | + | *[[Mellow, Mellow Right On]] by by Lowrell Simon |
| - | *[[Bohannon]] - Let's Start The Dance | + | *[[Te Caliente]] by Patsy Gallant |
| - | *[[Loleatta Holloway]] - I May Not Be There When You Want Me | + | *[[Miss You (The Rolling Stones song)|Miss You]] by The Rolling Stones |
| - | *Freda Payne - I'll Do Anything For You | + | *[[Now That We Found Love]] by Third World |
| - | *Lenny Williams - You Got Me Running | + | *[[I Was Born This Way]] by Carl Bean |
| - | *[[Linda Clifford]] - Runaway Love | + | *[[Knee 1]], a segment of the opera ''Einstein on the Beach'' by Philip Glass |
| - | *Lorraine Johnson - Feed The Flame | + | *[[Standing In The Rain]] by Don Ray |
| - | *Tasha Thomas - Shoot Me (With Your Love) | + | *[[Love Thang]] by First Choice |
| - | *[[Dan Hartman]] - Relight My Fire | + | *[[War Dance]] by Kebekelektrik |
| - | *[[Cory Daye]] - Pow Wow | + | *[[Let's Start the Dance]] by Bohannon |
| - | *[[Eddy Grant]] - Living On The Frontline | + | *[[You Got Me Running]] by Lenny Williams |
| - | *Ripple - The Beat Goes On | + | *[[Better Change Your Mind]] by William Onyeabor |
| - | *[[Kleeer]] - Keep Your Body Workin' | + | *[[Runaway Love]] by [[Linda Clifford]] |
| - | *Phreek - Weekend | + | *[[Relight My Fire]] by [[Dan Hartman]] |
| - | *[[Blackbyrds]] - Rock Creek Park | + | *[[Pow Wow]] by [[Cory Daye]] |
| - | *[[Roy Ayers]] - Can't You See Me | + | *[[Living On The Frontline]] by [[Eddy Grant]] |
| - | *David Bendeth - Feel The Real | + | *[[The Beat Goes On]] by [[Ripple]] |
| - | *Love Comittee - Just As Long As I Got You | + | *[[Rock Creek Park]] by [[Blackbyrds]] |
| - | *John Gibbs And The US Steel Orchestra - Trinidad | + | *[[Just As Long As I Got You]] by [[Love Committee]] |
| - | *Jean Carn - Don't Let It Go To Your Head | + | *[[Trinidad]] by [[John Gibbs And The US Steel Orchestra]] |
| - | *[[Herbie Hancock]] - I Thought It Was You | + | *[[Don't Let It Go To Your Head]] by [[Jean Carn]] |
| - | *[[Funkadelic]] - One Nation Under a Groove | + | *[[I Thought It Was You]] by [[Herbie Hancock]] |
| - | *Serge Gainsbourg - [[Sea, Sex and Sun]] | + | *[[You Saved My Day]] by [[Cheryl Lynn]] |
| - | *Damon Harris - It's Music | + | *[[Warm Leatherette (single)|Warm Leatherette]] by The Normal |
| - | *Cheryl Lynn - You Saved My Day | + | *[[United/Zyklon B Zombie]] by Throbbing Gristle |
| - | *[[Max Berlin]] - Elle Et Moi | + | *[[Money In My Pocket]] by Dennis Brown |
| - | *[[Roy Ayers]] - [[Sweet Tears]] | + | *[[Le Serpent]] by Guem |
| - | *Telex - [[Moskow Diskow]] | + | |
| ====Albums==== | ====Albums==== | ||
| - | *''[[Patrick Adams Presents Phreek]]'' | + | *''[[Patrick Adams Presents Phreek]]'' by Patrick Adams |
| - | *''[[No New York]]'' | + | *''[[No New York]]'' by various |
| - | *''[[Question: Are We Not Men? Answer: We Are Devo! ]]'' | + | *''[[Q. Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!]]'' by Devo |
| - | *''[[The Man-Machine]]'' by [[Kraftwerk]] | + | *''[[The Man-Machine]]'' by Kraftwerk |
| - | *''[[Warm Leatherette (single)|Warm Leatherette]]'' by The Normal | + | *''[[One Nation Under a Groove]]'' by Funkadelic |
| - | *''[[One Nation Under a Groove]]'' by [[Funkadelic]] | + | *''[[Best Dressed Chicken in Town]]'' by Dr. Alimantado |
| - | *''[[Looking for St. Tropez]]'' by [[Telex]] | + | *''[[Green (Steve Hillage album)|Green]]'' by Steve Hillage |
| - | *''[[Best Dressed Chicken in Town]]'' by [[Dr. Alimantado]] | + | *''[[Keep on Jumpin']]'' by Musique |
| - | *''[[Green]]'' by [[Steve Hillage]] | + | *''[[Thousand Knives]]'' by Ryūichi Sakamoto |
| - | *''[[Keep on Jumpin']]'' by [[Musique]] | + | *''[[Roast Fish Collie Weed & Corn Bread]]'' by Lee Perry |
| - | *''[[The Thousand Knives of Ryūichi Sakamoto]]'' by [[Ryūichi Sakamoto]] | + | *''[[Ambient 1: Music for Airports]]'' by Brian Eno |
| - | *''[[Roast Fish Collie Weed & Corn Bread]]'' by [[Lee Perry]] | + | * ''[[Nite Flights (album)|Nite Flights]]'' by the Walker Brothers |
| == Births == | == Births == | ||
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| *[[Ed Wood, Jr.]] | *[[Ed Wood, Jr.]] | ||
| *[[Jacques Brel]] | *[[Jacques Brel]] | ||
| - | *[[Hannah Höch]] | + | *[[Hannah Höch]], German painter and photographer (b. 1889) |
| *[[Giorgio de Chirico]] | *[[Giorgio de Chirico]] | ||
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"In 1978 a series of punk rock influenced loud noise music concerts was held at New York’s Artists’ Space that led to the Brian Eno-produced recording No New York. This recording was the first attempt to define the no wave sound, documenting James Chance and the Contortions, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Mars and DNA." --Sholem Stein |
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1978 (MCMLXXVIII) was the 978th year of the 2nd millennium, the 78th year of the 20th century, and the 9th year of the 1970s decade.
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Art and culture
Art
- Piazza d'Italia in New Orleans
- X Portfolio by Mapplethorpe
- Proust Armchair by Alessandro Mendini
Literature
Fiction
- Requiem for a Dream by Hubert Selby Jr.
- The Stand by Stephen King
Non-fiction
- Freaks: Myths and Images of the Secret Self by Leslie Fiedler
- Disco by Albert Goldman
Film
- Martin by George A. Romero
- La Cage aux folles by Édouard Molinaro
- Invasion of the Body Snatchers by Philip Kaufman
- Circuito chiuso by Giuliano Montaldo
- Pretty Baby by Louis Malle
- Piranha by Joe Dante
- Up in Smoke by Lou Adler
- Animal House by John Landis
- Interiors by Woody Allen
- Midnight Express (film) by Oliver Stone
- Hitler: A Film from Germany by Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
- Fearless Frank, or Tit-bits from the Life of an Adventurer by Colin Bucksey
Music
- Public Image Ltd formed
- Telex debuts
- Punk and disco divide the pop audience
- Factory Records is founded
- Mute Records is founded
- Rough Trade Records is founded
- ZE Records is founded
Singles
- In the Bush by Musique
- Keep on Jumpin' by Musique
- Disco Circus by Martin Circus
- Armagideon Time by Willi Williams
- Neon Lights by Kraftwerk
- The Robots by Kraftwerk
- Weekend by Phreek
- I'm A Big Freak (R•U•1•2) by Phreek
- You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) by Sylvester James
- I Am the Fly by Wire
- Sea, Sex and Sun by Serge Gainsbourg
- Dance To The Drummer's Beat by Herman Kelly and Life
- One Nation Under a Groove by Funkadelic
- Human Fly by The Cramps
- Le Freak by Chic
- Why Don't You Answer by Eberhard Schoener (with vocals by Sting)
- Elle et moi by Max Berlin
- Sweet Tears by Roy Ayers
- Moskow Diskow by Telex
- Kiss Me Again by Arthur Russell (as Dinosaur)
- Mellow, Mellow Right On by by Lowrell Simon
- Te Caliente by Patsy Gallant
- Miss You by The Rolling Stones
- Now That We Found Love by Third World
- I Was Born This Way by Carl Bean
- Knee 1, a segment of the opera Einstein on the Beach by Philip Glass
- Standing In The Rain by Don Ray
- Love Thang by First Choice
- War Dance by Kebekelektrik
- Let's Start the Dance by Bohannon
- You Got Me Running by Lenny Williams
- Better Change Your Mind by William Onyeabor
- Runaway Love by Linda Clifford
- Relight My Fire by Dan Hartman
- Pow Wow by Cory Daye
- Living On The Frontline by Eddy Grant
- The Beat Goes On by Ripple
- Rock Creek Park by Blackbyrds
- Just As Long As I Got You by Love Committee
- Trinidad by John Gibbs And The US Steel Orchestra
- Don't Let It Go To Your Head by Jean Carn
- I Thought It Was You by Herbie Hancock
- You Saved My Day by Cheryl Lynn
- Warm Leatherette by The Normal
- United/Zyklon B Zombie by Throbbing Gristle
- Money In My Pocket by Dennis Brown
- Le Serpent by Guem
Albums
- Patrick Adams Presents Phreek by Patrick Adams
- No New York by various
- Q. Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! by Devo
- The Man-Machine by Kraftwerk
- One Nation Under a Groove by Funkadelic
- Best Dressed Chicken in Town by Dr. Alimantado
- Green by Steve Hillage
- Keep on Jumpin' by Musique
- Thousand Knives by Ryūichi Sakamoto
- Roast Fish Collie Weed & Corn Bread by Lee Perry
- Ambient 1: Music for Airports by Brian Eno
- Nite Flights by the Walker Brothers
Births
Deaths
- Roger Caillois
- Ed Wood, Jr.
- Jacques Brel
- Hannah Höch, German painter and photographer (b. 1889)
- Giorgio de Chirico
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