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Which are the most recognizable tracks

....in EDM History.

I would say that Sandstorm is arguably the most recognizable track in EDM History.

c&c music factory - everybody dance now

pump up the jam

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Originally posted by IRS c&c music factory - everybody dance now pump up the jam

would those be recognizable too the global market though...I would think those would be mostly north american based.

Re: Which are the most recognizable tracks

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced Sandstorm

When I was on vacation they played this song on the resort for all the areobics. This old lady beside me was like 'I LOVE THIS SONG' lol

meet her @ the loveparade 2001 version, lethal industry

Silence

Re: Which are the most recognizable tracks

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced ....in EDM History. I would say that Sandstorm is arguably the most recognizable track in EDM History.

I was gonna say that!

zombie nation?

lots of sports teams play that when the 'score' so id say its pretty recognizable.

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Originally posted by High on PSI zombie nation? lots of sports teams play that when the 'score' so id say its pretty recognizable.

that is another one I was thinking of too...I think you also have to put Satisfaction in the group of most recognizable EDM tracks...even though there are about a million different remixes of it.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced would those be recognizable too the global market though...I would think those would be mostly north american based.

You kidding me? I once heard Kraftwerk's "The Model" piped through a gas station bathroom in the middle of butt-fuck nowhere in the Philippines, so to think that more mainstream electronica like C&C wouldn't have gained worldwide recognition is a bit na�ve. Hell, groups like Black Box were from Italy, and as I mentioned in another thread, the music hit the mainstream in Europe much earlier than it did in N.A.

Ones I'd go with:

Kraftwerk - Tour De France
Yello - Oh Yeah
Rolando - Knights of the Jaguar
Jeff Mills - The Bells
almost anything by Moby (especially considering he sold off an entire LP to various advertisers)

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Originally posted by IRS c&c music factory - everybody dance now

This is my ringtone

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced that is another one I was thinking of too...I think you also have to put Satisfaction in the group of most recognizable EDM tracks...even though there are about a million different remixes of it.

I was going to say satisfaction

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Originally posted by rT19

Why do ppl do that? We complain that he comes in and ruins threads, but it's our own damn fault when ppl do this. You know he just uses the search to find his name, do you really have to write it?

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Originally posted by rT19 *****

i lol'd

livin la vida loca

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Originally posted by love_child livin la vida loca

damn right! straight up electronic mayhem

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Originally posted by Vanos meet her @ the loveparade 2001 version, lethal industry

hell no

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced would those be recognizable too the global market though...I would think those would be mostly north american based.

nope...they've been well known the world over

Robin S - Show Me Love
MARS - Pump Up The Volume
Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up
Prodigy - Firestarter
Chemical Brothers - Setting Sun
Chemical Brothers - Block Rockin Beats
Chemical Brothers - Hey Girl, Hey Boy
Moby - Go
Moby -.....well fuck...a ton of tracks
Grid - Swamp Thing (I think only here people haven't heard of it but it was huge everywhere else)
BT - Flaming June

hell this list can go on for pages

PS. I'm only sticking to tracks that literally everyone who listens to music, no matter what genre know...tracks like Silence are unheard of by the general public

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Originally posted by infinity HiGH hell no

oh c'mon...if you've heard it and I've heard it, everyone's gotta have heard of it

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Originally posted by PivotTechno You kidding me? I once heard Kraftwerk's "The Model" piped through a gas station bathroom in the middle of butt-fuck nowhere in the Philippines, so to think that more mainstream electronica like C&C wouldn't have gained worldwide recognition is a bit na�ve. Hell, groups like Black Box were from Italy, and as I mentioned in another thread, the music hit the mainstream in Europe much earlier than it did in N.A.

Hell half the content on Channel [V] was electronic/dance

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Originally posted by LKD PS. I'm only sticking to tracks that literally everyone who listens to music, no matter what genre know...tracks like Silence are unheard of by the general public

and that's the types of tracks I'm talking about...ones that span generations and tastes in music.

I would think a lot of Daft Punk tracks would also fit into this.

Popcorn??

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Originally posted by PivotTechno Kraftwerk - Tour De France

Always one of my favs...

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Yello - Oh Yeah

Ferris Bueller made this one huge I think...

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Originally posted by VDub Popcorn??

nobody eats popcorn anymore....its all about the spicy pork rinds

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