1983
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Art and culture
- New World Pictures (1970-1983) folds
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Literature
- Midnight Movies by Jeffrey Hoberman and Jonathan Rosenbaum
- Critique of Cynical Reason by Sloterdijk
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Film
- Videodrome by David Cronenberg
- The Hunger by Tony Scott
- Woman in Flames by Robert van Ackeren
- The King of Comedy by Martin Scorsese
- Koyaanisqatsi by Godfrey Reggio
- The Fourth Man by Paul Verhoeven
- Bad Boys by Rick Rosenthal
- The Right Stuff by Philip Kaufman
- Zelig by Woody Allen
- Can She Bake a Cherry Pie? by Henry Jaglom
- Brainstorm by Douglas Trumbull
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Documentary
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Music
- Trax Records is founded
- Digital sampling is launched with the Emulator
- 1983: The new Emulator -- the first digital sampling keyboard. When sounds were programmed into it, the Emulator could "play" breaking glass or vocal fragments from other records, or it could make countermelodies out of just about any sound "tuned" as a musical note. Its first use in a dance record was a subtle one: in Cuba Gooding's revival of his former group The Main Ingredient's "Happiness Is Just Around The Bend" coproducer John Robie created a background chorus out of one syllable, "bop," sung into the Emulator and played back as a chord. Of course, sampling had gone on for much longer ... because ... what is sampling but digitized scratching? --jahsonic [Jul 2004]
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Albums
- Duck Rock by Malcolm McLaren
- Padlock EP by Gwen Guthrie
- Love Wars - Womack & Womack
- Enter, Juan Atkins and Rick Davies for Fantasy records in 1983
- Future Shock by Herbie Hancock featuring "Rockit"
- The term Italo disco is heard for the first time.
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Singles
- "Cavern" - Liquid Liquid
- "Clear" - Cybotron
- "Let the Music Play" by Shannon
- "Rude Movements" by Sun Palace[1]
- "You Are in My System" by The System[2]
- White Lines by Grandmaster Flash -
- Adventures in Success by Will Powers
- Peanut Butter by Gwen Guthrie
- Cargo de Nuit by Axel Bauer
- Al-Naafiysh (The Soul) by Hashim
- In Strict Tempo by Dave Ball
- Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
- No Sell Out by Malcolm X
- Gwen Guthrie - Seventh Heaven (LP Version)
- Gwen Guthrie - Hopscotch
- David Joseph You Can't Hide (Your Love From Me) [3]
- Salsoul Orchestra - Ooh, I Love it (love break)
- O'Jays - Put Our Heads Together
- Visual - The Music Got Me
- Billie - Nobody's Bizness
- C-Bank - One More Shot
- Freeez - I.O.U.
- Montana - Who Needs Enemies (With A Friend Like You)
- Visual - Somehow, Someway
- Monyaka - Go Deh Yaka (Go To The Top)
- Unique - What I Got Is What You Need
- Fonda Rae - Heobah
- NYC Peech Boys - Warm Summer's Night
- NYC Peech Boys - Life Is Something Special
- NYC Peech Boys - On a Journey
- Captain Rapp - Bad Times (I Can't Stand It)
- Tracy Weber - Sure Shot
- Cuba Gooding - Love Is Just Around The Bend
- Status IV- You Ain't Really Down
- Loose Joints - Tell You (Today)
- Tania Maria - Come With Me
- Womack & Womack - Baby I'm Scared Of You
- Sinnamon - I Need You Now
- Glenn Jones - I Am Somebody
- Status IV - You Ain't Really Down
- Goldie Alexander - Show You My Love
- Gwen McCrae - Keep The Fire Burning
- First Choice - Let No Man Put Asunder Shep Pettibone remix for Salsoul
- Doctor's Cat - Feel the Drive
- Oliver Cheatham - Saturday Night
- Eddy Louiss - Taureau
- Material and Herbie Hancock - Rockit
- Beastie Boys - Cooky Puss b/w Beastie Revolution
- Art of Noise - Moments in Love
- Public Image Ltd (PIL) - This Is Not a Love Song
- The Smiths - This Charming Man’ (Francois K mix)
- Rammellzee Vs. K Rob - Beat Bop
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Births
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Deaths
- Robert Aldrich (1918 - 1983)
- Luis Buñuel (1900-1983)
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