Side one • ' • ' • ' • ' • ' Side two • ' • ' • 'Manhattan Skyline' • 'Calypso Breakdown' Side three • ' • 'Open Sesame' • ' • ' • ' Side four • 'Salsation' • ' • ' ' Disco Inferno' is a song by American band from their 1976 fourth of the. With two other cuts by the group it reached number-one on the US chart in early 1977, but had limited mainstream success until 1978, after being included on the to the 1977 film, when a re-release hit number eleven on the chart. It was also notably covered in 1993 by American-born singer on the soundtrack, and in 1999 by American singer-songwriter on the soundtrack. ‹ The below ( ) is being considered for merging. See to help reach a consensus. › Year Nominee/work Award Result 1999 'Disco Inferno' Nominated Chart performance [ ] Chart (1999) Peak position U.S. Billboard 8 U.S. Billboard 12 Other cover versions [ ] • covered the song as a single release in 1977.

• performed a fast and noisy version on their 1986 mini-album Beneath the Pavements the Dancefloor / Crush Collision. • covered the song on their album,. • covered the song on their 1994 album,. • singer covered 'Disco Inferno' on her 2006 album,. • are sometimes using their version of 'Disco Inferno' as a live intro for their song 'Psycho'.

• covered the song on their 2012 covers album Piss Ups. Sampling [ ] • sampled 'Disco Inferno' on his 1998 single 'I Want You, Girl'.

• In August 1998 UK dance act released their song 'Burning', essentially a modern remake of 'Disco Inferno' which covers that song's intro riff and chorus looped over a modern house beat, although the recorded vocals were much more in the style of 's version. It reached No. 17 on the. • Punk icon and songwriter used the song as the backing for John's 2nd Top Ten 2002 hit 'Bunsen Burner'. • performed her vocals from ' over an instrumental version of this song on her 2006 creating the mash-up 'Music Inferno'. Appearances in other media [ ] Film [ ] • In 1996, 'Disco Inferno' was included on the soundtrack to the cult comedy film and featured in two pivotal scenes in which Roy Munson (played by ) confidently strolls into a bowling alley.

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Borland Delphi 7 Personal Crack. • The song was used in the trailer to the comedy. • In the animated short Far, Far, Away Idol, Donkey () is shown singing 'Disco Inferno', but has his rear set on fire as Dragon performs with him. • The recording by was played in the 1997 film, 2004 film, and in the 2011 film. • 'Night Fever' (another song from movie soundtrack, performed by the Bee Gees) and 'Disco Inferno' appeared and were included in the soundtrack of the 1999 movie. • The Trammps' version is danced to by Mari and Sadie in the film as a celebration, in Mari's living room. • In, The Trammps' version of this song is heard playing at the Ghetto Ghouls' hideout, when John Eastland () infiltrates it.

• The Trammps' version is heard in the background of a scene in the movie. In 2006, the extended version was featured on a remastered version of the soundtrack. • The Trammps' version is heard in a scene in the movie. • The song is featured in the film while the film's villains fire a upon a school bus full of children. • This song is heard in a scene in in the Just Dance app scene. TV [ ] • The song was hummed by character during his infamous dance in the TV series.

• In, season 13, ep. 10, ', The Trammps' version was featured in a reenactment of Marge's prom during the 1970s. • The song was performed by () in the 2012 episode '. • In the TV series, The Trammps' version played on the stereo while Raymond and Robert did a photoshoot in Raymond's basement. • The lyrics are read out by fire safety officer in the first series of, thinking they describe a real incident. • The Trammps' version is heard on series 4, episode 4 of the British teen drama and also on Season 3, Episode 2 of. • Appears in the fourth episode of the Italian crime series.

Video games [ ] • A version of the song recorded by was included in the video games and. • The Trammps' version was featured in a mashup mix in, alongside 's '.

• The Trammps' version appeared on the expansion pack. • The Trammps' version appeared on the video game represented by Miss Aubrey (Lu$h Crew). • The first piece of downloadable content for the videogame, entitled Dark Forest, includes an additional 'Disco Inferno' costume, a novelty piece in the style of polyester disco fashion wear inspired by The Trammps's song. • The Trammps' version appeared on the Zombies map Shaolin Shuffle' of the video game • The Trammps' version appeared in the video game Sports [ ] • The song also became an unofficial theme song for former. It was often played at old Yankee Stadium while the scoreboard and video systems displayed the phrase 'Bern Baby Bern', a play on the song's refrain and Williams' first name. References [ ]. Retrieved January 21, 2012. Applied Differential Equations Spiegel Pdf To Jpg.

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