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Originally posted by RapidFire disregarding the fact that this track is absolutely destroyed by its kitsch vocals, the instrumental is essentially an updated version of the mid 90s acid house sound. yeah, it's not a real "dance" track but it might as well be, if not for its mainstream structure;

also sounds strangely similar to Afrojack's "Pacha On Acid"

It's not just dance music, it's all music.

The early to mid 00s had a TON of 80s influence, particularly indie rock being influenced by postpunk and new wave. The 90s had a lot of disco influences in pop and R&B.

Obviously the 90s were going to show their sound again, I just didn't think it would be so EDM-heavy when they did.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk At least last time you Brits got pissed off, we got punk music out of it. This time, it'll probably just end up being embers breaks

I don't see what stops LMFAO's song from being a "real" dance song. I violently dislike them, though.

Art indeed repeats itself. "The Orange Theme" is art repeating itself. Hell, art repeating itself is the very essence of a remix.

Hip-hop acts have been sampling dance tracks for years now. "Technologic" and "Gypsy Woman" are just two examples. And who can forget what Kanye did with "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger." Jason Derulo, although pop, has a horrible song out that samples "Show Me Love" by Robyn S.

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Originally posted by DJ NyX also sounds strangely similar to Afrojack's "Pacha On Acid"

Which is known to sound exactly the same as Steve Angello's Teasing Mr. Charlie.

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Originally posted by RapidFire

You gotta be fucking kidding me!

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