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-:[[1980]] - [[1981]] - [[1982]] - [[1983]] - [[1984]] - [[1985]] - [[1986]] - [[1987]] - [[1988]] - [[1989]] - [[1990]] +'''1982''' is the 982nd year of the 2nd millennium, the 82nd year of the 20th century, and the 3rd year of the [[1980s]] decade.
== Art and culture == == Art and culture ==
 +===Art===
 +*[[Kerze (Candle)]]
 +*[[Protect Me From What I Want]]
 +
===Literature=== ===Literature===
-*''[[RanXerox in New York]]'' by [[Liberatore]] and Tamburini+*''[[RanXerox in New York]]'' by Tanino Liberatore and Tamburini
*''[[The Unbearable Lightness of Being ]]'' by Milan Kundera written *''[[The Unbearable Lightness of Being ]]'' by Milan Kundera written
-*''[[Virginie, Her Two Lives]]'' by [[John Hawkes]]+*''[[Virginie, Her Two Lives]]'' by John Hawkes
-*''[[Spanking the Maid]]'' by [[Robert Coover]]+*''[[Spanking the Maid]]'' by Robert Coover
 +*''[[Before She Met Me]]'' by Julian Barnes
 +====Non-fiction====
 +*''[[Invention of Hysteria]]'' by Georges Didi-Huberman
===Film=== ===Film===
-*''[[Liquid Sky]]'' by Slava Tsukerman+====Feature films====
-*''[[Café Flesh]]'' by Stephen Sayadian+
*''[[Eating Raoul]]'' by Paul Bartel *''[[Eating Raoul]]'' by Paul Bartel
*''[[The Thing (film)|The Thing]]'' by John Carpenter *''[[The Thing (film)|The Thing]]'' by John Carpenter
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*''[[Blade Runner]]'' by Ridley Scott *''[[Blade Runner]]'' by Ridley Scott
*''[[Tron]]'' by Steven Lisberger *''[[Tron]]'' by Steven Lisberger
-*''[[Fast Times at Ridgemont High]]'' by Amy Heckerling +=====Guilty pleasures=====
 +*''[[Slapstick of Another Kind (film)|Slapstick of Another Kind]]'' by Steven Paul
 +*''[[The Killing of America]]'' by Sheldon Renan
 +*''[[Liquid Sky]]'' by Slava Tsukerman
 +*''[[Café Flesh]]'' by Stephen Sayadian
*''[[Evil Dead]]'' by Sam Raimi *''[[Evil Dead]]'' by Sam Raimi
*''[[Q (film)|Q]]'' by Larry Cohen *''[[Q (film)|Q]]'' by Larry Cohen
 +*''[[Fast Times at Ridgemont High]]'' by Amy Heckerling
====Short films==== ====Short films====
*''[[Dimensions of Dialogue]]'' *''[[Dimensions of Dialogue]]''
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*Dub in disco *Dub in disco
-**"[[Thanks to You]]" and "[[Don't Make Me Wait]]" came out and started the whole [[dub]] thing in disco." [[Steven Harvey]] in Collusion magazine #5, 1983 [...]+**"[[Thanks to You]]" and "[[Don't Make Me Wait]]" came out and started the whole [[dub music|dub]] thing in disco." [[Steven Harvey]] in Collusion magazine #5, 1983 [...]
**Shep Pettibone: " [...] strangely enough, all these computer records started after "Thanks To You". It was kind of like that computer sound within a black vein. **Shep Pettibone: " [...] strangely enough, all these computer records started after "Thanks To You". It was kind of like that computer sound within a black vein.
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**The [[compact disc]] was launched in 1982. The advantage of the CD is that it was digital, which helped prepare the MP3-P2P (Napster et all) revolution of the late nineties. **The [[compact disc]] was launched in 1982. The advantage of the CD is that it was digital, which helped prepare the MP3-P2P (Napster et all) revolution of the late nineties.
====Singles==== ====Singles====
 +*[[Sexual Healing]] by Marvin Gaye
 +*[[Planet Rock]] by Afrika Bambaataa and the Soul Sonic Force
 +*[[Dirty Talk]] by Klein & MBO
 +*[[Together Forever]] by Exodus
 +*[[Don't Make Me Wait]] by Peech Boys
 +*[[Atomic Dog]] by George Clinton
 +*[[Over Like A Fat Rat]] by Fonda Rae
 +*[[Feel Up]] by Grace Jones
 +*[[Go Bang]] by Dinosaur L
 +*[[She Can't Love You]] by Chemise
 +*[[Last Night A DJ Saved My Life]] by Indeep
 +*[[Sex Without Stress]] by the Au Pairs
 +*[[Bam Bam]] by Sister Nancy
 +*[[The Message (Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five song)|The Message]] by Grandmaster Flash
 +*[[Work Song]] by Bill Laswell
 +*[[Skindo Le Le]] by Alive!
 +*[[My Spine (Is The Bassline)]] by Shriekback
 +*[[Why (Carly Simon song)|Why]] by Carly Simon
 +*[[Ja Funmi]] by King Sunny Ade
 +*[[What About My Love?]] by Johnnie Taylor
 +*[[Barely Breaking Even]] by Universal Robot Band
 +*[[Act Like You Know]] by Fat Larry's Band
 +*[[I Feel Love]] by [[Donna Summer]]
 +*[[Thanks to You]] by Sinnamon
 +*[[Jazzy Rhythm]] by [[Michelle Wallace]]
-*[[Planet Rock]] (1982) - Afrika Bambaataa and the Soul Sonic Force+*[[Debbie Trusty]] - Searchin' for Some Lovin'
-*[[Dirty Talk]] (1982) - Klein & MBO+*[[Raw Silk]] '[[Do It To The Music]]'
-*[[Together Forever]] (1982) - [[Exodus]]+*[[Bo Kool]] - [[Love Money]]
-*[[Don't Make Me Wait]] (1982) - Peech Boys+*[[Denroy Morgan]] - [[Happy Feeling]]
-*Grace Jones - Feel Up (Levan mix)+*[[Funk Fusion Band]] - [[Can You Feel It]]
-*[[Dinosaur L]] - Go Bang [Arthur Russell]+*[[Rockers Revenge]] - [[Walking On Sunshine]]
-*Soul Sonic Force - Planet Rock [...]+*[[Leon Ware]] - [[Why I Came To California]]
-*Michelle Wallace 'Jazzy Rhythm' Tee Scott+*Montana Sextet Heavy Vibes [[Vincent Montana, Jr.|Montana]]
-*Donna Summer - [[I Feel Love]] (Patrick Cowley's remix)+
-*Debbie Trusty - Searchin' for Some Lovin' [Nick Martinelli]+
-*Chemise - She Can't Love You+
-*[[Raw Silk]] 'Do It To The Music' [Nick Martinelli]+
-*[[Fonda Rae]] 'Over Like A Fat Rat' [Fonda Rae]+
-*[[Indeep]] - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life+
-* Bo Kool - Love Money [Jazz-Funk]+
-*Carly Simon - Why+
-*Denroy Morgan - Happy Feeling+
-*Funk Fusion Band - Can You Feel It [Nick Martinelli]+
-*Rockers Revenge - Walking On Sunshine [Jamaica]+
-*Fat Larry's Band - Act Like You Know + Whatnauts+
-*Leon Ware - Why I Came To California+
-* Sinnamon - Thanks To You [Shep Pettibone]+
-*Montana Sextet Heavy Vibes [Montana]+
-*[[Marvin Gaye]] - [[Sexual Healing]] (one of the very first uses of the [[Roland 808]] for bass)+
*Material - Let Me Have It All *Material - Let Me Have It All
*Patrice Rushen - Number One *Patrice Rushen - Number One
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*Touchdown - Ease Your Mind *Touchdown - Ease Your Mind
*Plunky & the Oneness of Juju - Every Way But Loose *Plunky & the Oneness of Juju - Every Way But Loose
-* Clark Sisters - You Brought the Sunshine+*Clark Sisters - You Brought the Sunshine
*Kasso - Key West *Kasso - Key West
-* New Order - Blue Monday+*New Order - Blue Monday
*Alicia Myers - I Want To Thank You *Alicia Myers - I Want To Thank You
*Malcolm McLaren - Buffalo Gals *Malcolm McLaren - Buffalo Gals
-* Cybotron - Cosmic Cars [Juan Atkins]+*Cybotron - Cosmic Cars [Juan Atkins]
-* Universal Robot Band - Barely Breaking Even+*[[Valentine Brothers]] - Money's Too Tight (To Mention)
-*Valentine Brothers - Money's Too Tight (To Mention)+
====Albums==== ====Albums====
-*[[Violent Femmes (album)|Violent Femmes]] by Violent Femmes+*[[Violent Femmes (album)|''Violent Femmes'']] by Violent Femmes
-*''[[Thriller]]'' (1982) - Michael Jackson+*''[[Thriller (Michael Jackson album)|Thriller]]'' by Michael Jackson
-*[[Inner Life]] - Inner Life+*''[[Kakashi]]'' by Yasuaki Shimizu
-*One Down - [[Material]]+*''[[One Down]]'' by Material
-*[[King Sunny Ade]] - Juju+*''[[Juju Music]]'' by King Sunny Ade
==Births== ==Births==

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1982 is the 982nd year of the 2nd millennium, the 82nd year of the 20th century, and the 3rd year of the 1980s decade.

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Music

  • The Roland TB-303 was a synthesizer/sequencer produced by the Roland Corporation in 1982 and 1983 that had a crucial role in the development of contemporary electronic music, but most of all on the acid house that would follow a couple of years later.
  • Dub in disco
    • "Thanks to You" and "Don't Make Me Wait" came out and started the whole dub thing in disco." Steven Harvey in Collusion magazine #5, 1983 [...]
    • Shep Pettibone: " [...] strangely enough, all these computer records started after "Thanks To You". It was kind of like that computer sound within a black vein.
  • Disco and electro
    • In 1982 NYC disco expanded its perimeters to include dub, electronics, jazz, Latin, afro, new wave - a cauldron capable of melting down any ingredient. Records by The Peech Boys, Sinnamon and D Train allied the Black R&B tradition with high-tech mix/electronics. The emergence of labels Tommy Boy and Streetwise under Arthur Baker and John Robie pushed the hard electronic/beat box edge to the fore. To turn on one of me city's three dance radio stations and hear a DJ mixing three records together at once seemed like an impossible dream of the avant garde infiltrating the market place. -- Steven Harvey
  • Compact disc launched
    • The compact disc was launched in 1982. The advantage of the CD is that it was digital, which helped prepare the MP3-P2P (Napster et all) revolution of the late nineties.

Singles

Albums

Births

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