Yeah, but human behaviour and lesson one were great tracks especially lesson one the b-side. Great 80s influenced techy/proggy house with these great cure-like synths.listen boys listen!

ok, people who critize prydz, he almost hasn't done anything with the track, it's all retarded & mafia's track. prydz just managed to clear the vocal sample, and did it in as a friendly gesture because bangalter & falcon was getting credit for a track that they didn't create. prydz cleared the sample and did a simple touch up to the track, otherwise he didn't do nothing

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Originally posted by montana ok, people who critize prydz, he almost hasn't done anything with the track, it's all retarded & mafia's track. prydz just managed to clear the vocal sample, and did it in as a friendly gesture because bangalter & falcon was getting credit for a track that they didn't create. prydz cleared the sample and did a simple touch up to the track, otherwise he didn't do nothing

Now there's a good point!

i am going to bump this ... hahhaa ..
i first heard the song, and i thought it blew monkey poo, because i did find it a little repetitive in a way, and the beat wasn't too banging for me .. then again, my brains and ears aren't really influenced to the house music, so screw me .. hahha..

that was then .. now, i pulled this track again, and the radio has been cheapening it's value hear as of late, and i find this choon very relaxing and good .. i am getting settled with the banging house beat ..

"call on me .... call on me .."
is it just me, or does it sound like "what about me??" .. kinda like a self-ego song??

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Eric Prydz added the very addictive French House-beats and style. That's the ONLY reason why this is still a floor-killer
He watched how "Thomas Bangalter" managed to get this amazing beat style!

Compare:

Stardust - The Music Sounds Better With You
Together - So Much Love To Give
Daft Punk - One More Time

you name it!

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Originally posted by trance_n_dance Markus Schultz mix OWNS

where you heard?

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Originally posted by _Marco_ where you heard?

It's a rip from a global dj broadcast episode, not sure which one.

I went on a download rampage and when I got a slot to the person who rips half the songs from the sets I downloaded a few hundred of them, this mix being one of them.

Let me assure you, it is awesome.

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I don't see what all the fuss about this is. I heard it the other day and thought, "Eew, gross." It was only after listening to it did I realize it was this tune. I'm not a fan of the vocals and the rest of the tune doesn't do much for me, either.

5/10

Its way better in a club then it is in your headphones.

The track is VERY repetitve, but it works on the floor, you just have to experience it.

Reminds me of "My My My", mediocre track when I listen at home = massive on the dancefloor.

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oh, by much request...


video here:

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