....in EDM History.

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

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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.

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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

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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 naïve. 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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