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Chicane - No Ordinary Morning

like system-j said

Aphex Twin - Windowlicker

who would have ever known that richard d james had such dancing skills

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Originally posted by beatjunkie ... prodigy - molotov bitch ... hmm that is all i can think of for now.

that tune got a vid? where?

Its a tie for me on Junior Jack - Stupid disco and the Benny Benassi - Satisfaction video its one to watch with or without the volume

BTW since this topic is back up again, I want you all to know that I know from where you can those vedios but I dont know wether its legal or illegaal to share it in here.

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Originally posted by Redd that tune got a vid? where?

No it doesn't. It was the B-side to Firestarter.

The Drill - The Drill

Friggin' Hilarious :P

No one mentioned Martin Solveig - Rocking music??

Daft Punk - Interstella 5555

Which is in fact a complete movie

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Originally posted by Purple Yes, yes it was Wavy Gravy.

where did you guys see it?

Most of the decent music videos aren't trance, sadly. But if we're talking strictly trance, I like Saltwater and Tenshi the most.

I also really like the video for Cafe del Mar, in how nice a tribute to Ibiza it is, and how well the yearning for summer is represented. But most people don't seem to like it much.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J The KLF - America: What Time Is Love?

That has to be one of the absolute worst videos I've ever seen.

prodigy - smack my bitch up

i'd say blank & jones - cream

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Originally posted by RapidFire where did you guys see it?

I saw it on MTV late nights. But I dont think they play trance anymore.

i dont know how good or how much video the ipods can handle but i suggest getting a dvd.
Trance Energy, Sensation Black OR White, Dance Valley....etc

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Originally posted by Cobalt That has to be one of the absolute worst videos I've ever seen.

I love it. It captures what The KLF were all about and is hilarious to boot.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I love it. It captures what The KLF were all about and is hilarious to boot.

It tries too hard. That I feel "America" to be a failure of a track doesn't help my opinion, either.

I do think the car drive is a million times better, though.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J No it doesn't. It was the B-side to Firestarter.

I know where it is, got the cd single here somewhere. I really like Motolov Bitch, and I was surprised when someone said there was a vid for it.

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Originally posted by Cobalt It tries too hard. That I feel "America" to be a failure of a track doesn't help my opinion, either. I do think the car drive is a million times better, though.

Why do you consider it a failure? I love it to pieces. The whole thing. Even the city sound-off in the middle.

And I agree. The original WTIL? video is awesome on many levels. That's pure trance.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Why do you consider it a failure? I love it to pieces. The whole thing. Even the city sound-off in the middle.

The KLF were always known for their anarchistic plays on the system, but "America" strikes me as uninspired and indulgent compared to the intelligence of previous efforts.

I find it a perversion of "What Time Is Love" with no apparent purpose but simple absurdity. It seems to have little motivation beyond a masturbatory, self-conscious iconoclasm on the part of The KLF, which is exactly the wrong reason for them to do such a thing. It certainly doesn't have music merit, either. In that way, I consider it a failure.

Live at Trancentral was not only damn cool as a composition, but smartly parodied the very sound and attitude it was attempting.

atb pops out some nice videos. actually.. more than nice.

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Originally posted by Cobalt The KLF were always known for their anarchistic plays on the system, but "America" strikes me as uninspired and indulgent compared to the intelligence of previous efforts. I find it a perversion of "What Time Is Love" with no apparent purpose but simple absurdity. It seems to have little motivation beyond a masturbatory, self-conscious iconoclasm on the part of The KLF, which is exactly the wrong reason for them to do such a thing. It certainly doesn't have music merit, either. In that way, I consider it a failure. Live at Trancentral was not only damn cool as a composition, but smartly parodied the very sound and attitude it was attempting.

Well, I found it be a spot-on parody of ludicrously over-large stadium rock anthems, such as Paradise City. Also, I did read somewhere that it was a stab at a trend of the time, which was remixing British songs to be more "America friendly", called "America remixes".

Even aside from all that, how can you say it has no musical merit? There are professional hit-writers who would have killed for a chorus like that, and the mock operatic orchestral flourishes are genius.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Well, I found it be a spot-on parody of ludicrously over-large stadium rock anthems, such as Paradise City. Also, I did read somewhere that it was a stab at a trend of the time, which was remixing British songs to be more "America friendly", called "America remixes". Even aside from all that, how can you say it has no musical merit? There are professional hit-writers who would have killed for a chorus like that, and the mock operatic orchestral flourishes are genius.

Okay, I confess! I'm biased against rock.

Analyzing everything like that must make everything pretty boring

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