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The 14 pages that link to Four-on-the-floor, each with the reason it gives.

• DiscoRelated: Its steady kick-drum pulse anchors disco’s danceable rhythm.

• Electronic dance musicBroader topic: This beat is a recurring foundation for house and many other dance styles.

• Dance-popRelated: This pulse gives many dance-pop tracks an immediately danceable foundation.

• House musicRelated: Its regular kick-drum pulse is house music’s rhythmic foundation.

• BreakbeatCompared with: Its regular pulse contrasts with the syncopated, broken patterns associated with breakbeats.

• BackbeatCompared with: It emphasizes all four beats with the bass drum rather than highlighting beats two and four.

• Giorgio MoroderRelated: The steady kick-drum pattern anchors tracks such as “I Feel Love.”

• TechnoRelated: Its steady kick pattern supplies the pulse at the center of much techno.

• Trance musicRelated: This steady pulse anchors many trance tracks and supports continuous dancing.

• I Feel LoveRelated: The regular kick drum anchors the song’s insistent dance pulse.

• Post-discoRelated: Post-disco often kept disco’s steady kick pattern while changing its surrounding sounds.

• Post-punk revivalRelated: Some revival tracks borrowed this club-oriented pulse to make guitar songs danceable.

• BasshunterRelated: The steady pulse suits the club-oriented arrangements heard across his dance singles.

• I Will SurviveRelated: The steady kick drum drives the song’s danceable momentum.