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im just wondering if anyone could give me and tips,pics,videos or links on doing the melbourne shuffle, running and the other moves.

2007-01-01 18:57:53 · 2 answers · asked by Jason J 1 in Arts & Humanities Dancing

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http://www.xes.cx/mp3.htm

The Melbourne Shuffle was one of several dances that emerged during the acid house era. Some have described the main dance styles in that period as jacking, stepping and shuffling. However, as the acid house genre became more diverse, two different but not mutually exclusive dance philosophies evolved; the back-step and the shuffle. The Shuffle has continued to evolve in Melbourne nightclubs and events over the years and has adopted moves from established dance styles such as hat tricks, spins and running on the spot moves have been thrown in over time.

Some of the major events, clubs and communities that took part in the evolution of the shuffle over the years are:

Raves and Event Organizers: Land of the Giants. Pureflow. Every Picture Tells a Story. Hardware. Pharmacy (aka Kill Rock Star). Earthcore. Smile Police. Future Entertainment. Oracle Events.

Clubs: Chinese Laundry @ Dome - 1993 by Hardware This club has since been restarted. Climax @ Inflation Night Club - Tuesday Nights from 1994 - 1997 This club largely contributed to the advancement of the Melbourne Shuffle. The Night Filter @ The Lounge - Wednesday night and one of melbournes longest running nights 1992-2001. Originally Awol Then called Escape on Friday nights run by S.O.N. @ Club CBD 1996-1998 (Pre-Bassstation). Bass Station (changed names to just "Bass" in 2006). Frantic. Wetmusik. Teriyaki Anarki Saki. Hard Kandy. PHD (Pure Hard Dance). GOD (Gospel Of Dance). Bubble Nightclub.

Rave Venues: Global Village. Docklands (The Old Sheds). Kryal Castle. The Palace (St. Kilda). Billboards. CBD (Hardware Lane). Cage. Brown Alley. The Metro. QBH. Bubble Nightclub (Francis St, CBD)

2007-01-01 19:01:43 · answer #1 · answered by ••Mott•• 6 · 1 0

I live in Kensington, Melbourne and love this type of dance.
It's a 2 step shuffle but involves some synch with another partner.

2007-01-02 03:02:48 · answer #2 · answered by Lloyd S 1 · 0 2

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