Cuz i dance like a maniac to it.

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Originally posted by DJ_Rafnel All time: Sensorica vs Jin Key - Only One (Rave Mix)...one of the first songs that really gave me the chills to listen to it. Always have it with me in my wallet when i go to gigs but i rarely get the chance to play it. Right now: Simon Patterson - Backstab When i first heard him play this live i almost wet myself...full on drive, 140 bpm, no BS. If he ever releases it it's gonna be the perfect track to drop out of a big uplifter.

simon is the shit. love miss you. cant wait to see him at nocturnal.

Nice selection guys!

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easy, Teardrop

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Klangkarussell - Sternenkinder

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Originally posted by Redd easy, Teardrop

Interesting that you chose that one, from the entire album (I'm assuming Massive Attack).

What is your reasoning? The OP did ask why, as well

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Interesting that you chose that one, from the entire album (I'm assuming Massive Attack). What is your reasoning? The OP did ask why, as well

It gave me goosebumps first time I heard it and still manages to do now. As for why, maybe because of the heartbeatlike beats, it's something different. Oh and inb4 "lol nothing original, it was done 40 years ago by this guy". There are a lot of gems on the album, Inertia Creeps are also among my favorite alltimers.

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Klangkarussell - Sternenkinder

the temptations - papa was a rollin' stone.

why? because it tells a great story and dennis edwards sings his ass of in the song. but mainly it has a great backing track starting with that bassline in the intro and the string section and that wahwah guitar ever present in the background. it all goes in and out and forms a great structure all to the foundation of a 8th note hihat ever present in the mix.

i think the key moments is right before a key vocal moment like the verses comes in it's been a very musical section with great instrumention and it all breaks down to that 8th note hihat.

norman whitfield thought outside the box of conventional rules of motown soul and i think this and smiling faces and number of others set standards.

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Wow. Good thread, lots of good tracks mentioned. Summer Daze is one of my fave dance tunes and I like a lot of tracks on Mezzanine.
So hard to pick an all time favourite, I've got many favourites for many different reasons but if I had to pick one, it's probably this old one because it always puts a smile on my face.

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I remember i was at Ferry Corsten's show, this song gave me the goosebumps but it's not my all time favorite though.
FERRY CORSTEN - RADIO CRASH
It was his closing song, it gave me the illest chills. Never forget that experience with ferry.

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Morgan King - I'm Free (The Full-Length La Serenna Mix)

I could write the whole book about it, but let's just say that I love how much it changes, both in mood and tempo. The whole time, however, it stays beautiful, elagant, positive and highly optimistic (even when you ignore somehow silly and utopistic lyrics).

I also adore its innocence and even slight naivness that was not just a by-product of its time (early 90s), however I'm affraid that we won't hear a piece of music with that kind of carefree vibe and atmosphere any time soon. So the nostalgia factor is also very strong in this one, unfortunately.

probably mr scruff - get a move on...the original moondog track is ace too.

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