What do we all think of this late 90s European dance trance pop single world wide hit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6120QOlsfU
In my opinion, its OK, 6/10, could've been better, a little too repetitive and nothing groundbreaking but decent and catchy enough for what it is.
Never heard of it before,but i just listened it and meh
shareIt's annoying, never liked it.
shareIt was used to a somewhat good effect in "Under the Skin" (2013).
shareIt does kinda sound like a cross between Sash! and Paul van Dyk with a little bit of ATB (remember "9PM Till I Come"?) and Faithless on the side.
shareI kinda like this TOTP (Top of the Pops, and does anyone in UK and outside it remember that show?) performance of it, in July 2000 -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGiXqO8uPPs
My question is: why do you think that a 20 year-old track that you personally only rate 6/10 is even worthy of discussion in the first place?
shareThe song itself just caught my mental attention these days. :)
shareFair enough.
To answer your question directly, I don't like it at all. It sounds like someone Auto-tuned a telephone busy signal (remember those?) into a poor approximation of music.
That said, I've never been a fan of electronic music for the most part. Massive Attack is about as far down that road as I will go.
Your reply - hilarious GOLD, lol, hahaha. :)
shareBut as far as ELECTRONIC music is concerned, you say you never liked it?
So you never really appreciated bands like -
Kraftwerk, Yello, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Pet Shop Boys, Faithless, Depeche Mode, BT, Air, Air Liquide, The Shamen, Orbital, The Orb, Future Sound of London, etc, either?
Here is where we run into the eternal problem of attempting to categorize music.
I dislike the electronic music genre, in the most general sense. But I'm actually a fan of Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys. I would add Nine Inch Nails to that list, especially for their capacity for cross-pollinating electronic music with rock.
In the same respect, I could go all the way back to Bowie's "Berlin Trilogy" to cite works for which I have a deep appreciation. In my view, Nine Inch Nails never becomes a popular force without those records.
Cool, have you heard any other acts I mentioned? And isn't Nine Inch Nails more industrial rock than electronic music?
shareBecause it's a known troll tool, similar to Rickrolling.
I listen to it while masturbating.
shareAfter Rickrolling got boring this song took its place. Like this:
https://moviechat.org/tt4093826/Twin-Peaks/59b97ebab001b5001207b134/Name-of-song?reply=59b9b8b424bdbc0012df53e4
Sandroll https://youtu.be/SQoA_wjmE9w
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Was your pic message directed at me? I'm a troll now? (????)) :)
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