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| Originally posted by humilis I'd like to hear Derrick May's opinion of this tune |
lol @ shit tune
dancefloor killer
and done quite well
I'm going to commit social suicide here and go on the record by saying I really dig this tune. I agree that it's fairly repetitve, but that's nothing that mixing out of the track early can fix somewhat. But regardless, even if it isn't the freshest sound, it's still damn catchy.
kotsy.
Its funny to see all the hype on this track the last few months.
Im from Detroit. The original sample of this is from a whitelabel/unreleased record by a local producer. Its been bootleged a good handful of times and such and you hear it all over Detroit.
Every year at the DEMF you will hear it a good 10 times.
When i first heard this version at some afterhours in Edmonton i was impressed that a "bootleg" version of the track got all the way out there, then i found out it was a commercial release on a large label and was quite amused.
Just alittle history on the track from a Detroiters perspective 
Personally, being from the Detroit and hearing one of the many versions over the years, i honestly do like it. Like 5am in a back room crap hole afterhours in burned down Downtown with like 100 people just jammin it can grab ya. I quess you need to have that connection to the city though.
The new remix that is in discussion now isnt that bad. Its a bit cheeky, but thats what it supposed to be. I dont think it supposed to be a revolutionary track by any means, its supposed to be a fun party record. Something you drop in a nasty late night set or something.
Just some thoughts
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| Originally posted by KennethThomas Its funny to see all the hype on this track the last few months. Im from Detroit. The original sample of this is from a whitelabel/unreleased record by a local producer. Its been bootleged a good handful of times and such and you hear it all over Detroit. Every year at the DEMF you will hear it a good 10 times. When i first heard this version at some afterhours in Edmonton i was impressed that a "bootleg" version of the track got all the way out there, then i found out it was a commercial release on a large label and was quite amused. Just alittle history on the track from a Detroiters perspective Personally, being from the Detroit and hearing one of the many versions over the years, i honestly do like it. Like 5am in a back room crap hole afterhours in burned down Downtown with like 100 people just jammin it can grab ya. I quess you need to have that connection to the city though. The new remix that is in discussion now isnt that bad. Its a bit cheeky, but thats what it supposed to be. I dont think it supposed to be a revolutionary track by any means, its supposed to be a fun party record. Something you drop in a nasty late night set or something. Just some thoughts |
it's a party record for party dj's... nothing more.
incredibly catchy
i must say there are worse tunes out there...
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| Originally posted by Cloud ? |
rofl
I think this track kicks ass 
together with bodyrox - yeah yeah (the d ramirez remix that is) makes for the weirdest coolest songs of 2006 
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| Originally posted by Bagarse Quite. Oh and fuck off swamper. |
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| Originally posted by SinnicaHax I think this track kicks ass together with bodyrox - yeah yeah (the d ramirez remix that is) makes for the weirdest coolest songs of 2006 |
The original was cool the first few times I heard it, but after 3 or 4 times A DAY in Ibiza I got REALLy sick of it REALLY fast. I do like the Claude VonStroke remix but he should do a dub without the vocals. Or maybe just the "put your hands up" part.
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| Originally posted by dj_bas The original was cool the first few times I heard it, but after 3 or 4 times A DAY in Ibiza I got REALLy sick of it REALLY fast. I do like the Claude VonStroke remix but he should do a dub without the vocals. Or maybe just the "put your hands up" part. |
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| Originally posted by Scolomon the difference is THAT was catchy, and not so repetitive it made me want to kill myself |
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| Originally posted by Cloud both are shit imo. Uninspiring music, without any emotion. |
HELL YEAH!
Radio 1 was playing this put instead of Detroit it was Ibiza, and I loved it! haha. sweet song!
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| Originally posted by mellow_head BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Originally posted by SinnicaHax sometimes you have to set aside emotion and just enjoy the music itself |
The Vonstroke Remix is really nice, still isnt thaaaaaaaaaat good either
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| Originally posted by Scolomon sometimes the music is so god awful it is unenjoyable by anyone with ears that function normally |
i first heard this sample on a 12" with the same track title by Matthew Dear on Ghostly International records... its true that its been sampled to death but I think that this release like a lot of the others is workable in a set... especially in the midwest around me
the original is kind of repetitive for my likes but i think the dj delicious and til west remix is groovy! the original lost my interest after about 30-45 sec because its just the same melody/bass line over and over... but the remix is a bit more electro-ey and interesting imo... i did see dj 7up playing the song in akron and with a mic it can be improvised to fit any city the DJ might be in at the time, as with the case with pete tongs EM intro "put your hands up for ibiza, our lovely island"
i highly doubt this will be the last time you hear this sample or a variation of it
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| Originally posted by dj_bas I do like the Claude VonStroke remix but he should do a dub without the vocals. Or maybe just the "put your hands up" part. |
Claude von Stroke? that sounds like a pornstars name.... lol
Claude Vonstroke Remixed it?
He made who's afraid of detroit, and he remixed put your hans up for destroit? i r teh confused.
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