wow this thread just reminds me of all the cheesy music my mom and uncle use to listen to when i was little haahaha
Coco Jambo just reminded me of my childhood haha
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Oct-13-2007 20:14
CHRles
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Nashville
No, "Voyage Voyage" by Desireless was the original. First released in 86 and again in 88.
The version by that Mexican boy band didn't come out until the early 90s.
Oct-13-2007 20:25
GoSpeedGo!
no more Mr. Nice Guy
Registered: May 2006
Location: Eisenstein's laboratory
quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
Oh my god, La Bouche... used to love them
You Won't Forget Me FTW
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Oct-13-2007 20:27
Cipha Sounds
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2007
Location: Macomb, MI
quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
Know that this is REAL EURODANCE:
I will not stand by and let you dolts sully the good name of Eurodance by associating it with that Cascada/Motorcyle/Oceanlab/DJ Sammy filth.
This is Eurodance. Accept no crappy imitations.
note: none of this has to do with Freestlye, the Miami pop genre that shooted out from electro and bass music and predated both eurodance and vocal trance by a good 10-15 years, and is not particularly related or influenced by any of them.
Ishkur, you're right. The 2 videos you posted are definately real Euro Dance and should not be confused with Italo, Freestyle or any other genre and can't all be just classified under Europop, it wouldn't make sense at all. The reason I mentioned Freestyle being referred to as Eurodance or LatinDance there were people out there that weren't educated enough in the many genres of Dance and House musice from the 80s and 90s. And you're right, the biggest influence to the freestyle genre was out of electro and bass music.
quote:
Originally posted by racing4hoes
this is garbage freestyle. its popular among the hispanic community as someone already mentioned.
What are you talking about, the most well known and popular freestyle tracks were made by Hispanic artists. Go read up on the history of freestyle before you make your self look more stupid.
But what else can I really except from someone who's favorite Dj/producer is Gabriel & Dresden, you must be new to the EDM scene. Run along little boy, you have no idea what you're talking about.
Oct-13-2007 22:29
civicstyle
everybody wants you...
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: TXTA #24
Well thank you for trying to cut on me about my knowledge of freestyle. Go to any mall in my town and you can buy these mix cds that have all the usual freestyle songs from god knows how long ago just in a different order. I liked freestyle back in the day but my tastes have changed. And yea I do have a few freestyle cds in my colection granted I havent listened to them in YEARS. But, yea you got me, im sooooooo new to edm. Does it show. I guess ten years of being in the scene classifies me as a noob. And I should know about freestyle cause in my town that is what the hispanic crowd listened to back in the day and there were a shitload of breakers back then that would do stupid freestyle dancing to this garbage. And you registered when, a couple of months ago. Whos the real noob?
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Oct-13-2007 23:10
CHRles
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Nashville
Freestyle died in most of the country in the early 90s, but there were a few cities that kept it going till the end of the 90s as racing4hoes mentioned.
The standard Freestyle records you'll likely find on Freestyle compilations:
Stevie B "Party Your Body"
Stevie B "Dreamin of Love"
Stevie B "In My Eyes"
Stevie B "Spring Love"
Pajama Party "Yo No Se" (my favorite Freestyle track and a huge guilty pleasure record)
Lil Suzy "Take Me In Your Arms"
Debbie Deb "Lookout Weekend"
Debbie Deb "When I Hear Music"
Noel "Silent Morning"
Cynthia "Change On Me"
Rockell "In A Dream"
Rockell "Can't We Try"
Cynthia & Johnny O "Dreamboy Dreamgirl"
Collage "I'll Be Loving You"
George Lamond "Look Into My Eyes"
George Lamond "Bad of The Heart"
Nice & Wild "Diamond Girl"
TKA "Louder Then Love"
TKA "One Way Love"
The Cover Girls "Because of You"
The Cover Girls "Show Me"
Johnny O "Fantasy Girl"
Lisette Melendez "Together Forever"
Sweet Sensation "Take It While It's Hot"
Timmy T "Time After Time"
Sa-Fire "Boy I've Been Told"
Shana "I Want You"
Will To Power "Dreamin"
India "Dancing On The Fire"
India "Lover That Rocks You"
Linear "Sending All My Love"
Corina "Temptation"
Coro "Where Are You Tonight"
Tina B "Honey To A Bee"
Jaya "If You Leave Me Now"
Judy Torres "No Reason To Cry"
Angelina "Release Me"
If you're lucky it might also include songs that influenced Freestyle:
Freestyle "Don't Stop The Rock"
Freez "I.O.U"
Planet Soul "Set U free"