From Here to Eternity cover

From Here to Eternity

Giorgio Moroder · 1977

30 min · 8 tracks · EDM · disco · Eurodisco

A pulsating blend of disco beats and electronic melodies that captures the essence of late '70s dance music.

Why this album works

The album is significant for its influence on the Eurodisco movement and helped shape the sound of dance music in the late 1970s. Notably, it includes the iconic title track, which has been sampled and referenced widely in contemporary music, illustrating Moroder's lasting impact on electronic and dance genres.
Best for
dancefloor energy with pulsating beats short tracks for quick enjoyment dynamic journey with emotional peaks
Context
Upon the release of 'From Here to Eternity' in 1977, Giorgio Moroder was transitioning from a successful producer to a solo artist. This album marked his first major solo effort after collaborating with Donna Summer on her breakthrough hits, solidifying his role as a pioneer in the disco genre.
Stylistic neighbors
ABBA· Soft Cell· Boney M.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 From Here to Eternity Standout 5:51
  • 2 Faster Than the Speed of Love Standout 1:57
  • 3 Lost Angeles 2:45
  • 4 Utopia - Me Giorgio Standout 3:23
  • 5 From Here to Eternity (reprise) 1:35
  • 6 First Hand Experience in Second Hand Love 5:01
  • 7 I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 5:06
  • 8 Too Hot to Handle 4:49

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