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tuuuuune, love this one |
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Fucking great! I had forgot this existed. |
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that fatboy slim / carl cox tag-team mix i linked, this was in there, and out of all the brilliance in the mix this is the one that lodged deep in my brain, that i had to google and figure out what it was |
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and mixmag live number 5. can't beat a bit of kevin saunderson |
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"also a classic" is like a meditative exercise in hyperventilation, lol, brilliant |
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oh that's just the intro it switched over detroitisqophunk i dunno it's alright past the intro, eh. i'm probably just spoiled. the pairing of vocals/house stabs in "good life" is just so achingly tangy that listening to anything else afterwards is doomed for disappoint |
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here's mixmag is very promising so far. weirdly like a super-nintendo rpg with breaks and cuts and an an an an an annann an ana na ananna ndstuff |
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i know what you mean, good life is a total earworm. was number 1 over here i think, at least i remember it being huge when i was about 5 or 6 |
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mixmag live cds changed my life man, no exaggeration. i wouldn't have gotten into making mixes without of no 5 (slipmatt & lime) or by richie hawtin aka plastikman |
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mix maga reat again never heard of it. but there is a post somewhere on here about me having a deep meditative experience involving plastikman, meditative breathing, and an industrial-grade aircon |
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ahaha i just realized i'd heard "good life" before, kinda |
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go straight, good life makes sense intranslation |
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much better rendering of "go straight" earlier one i linked is kind of out of tune |
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oh fuck it this one's shit too i give up |
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i would go out on a limb and say this qualifies as saunderson being an influence on chiptune -- has lead me to this quote from the composer: As for creating Streets of Rage, in those days I used to go to many dance clubs and love to listen a lot of dance musics. And I took those essences into the sounds and programmed eagerly to recreate for SEGA Genesis. SOR1's style is like house music, and SOR2's one is like hard-core techno. As both SOR covered many kind of dance musics, I figured out a new composing formula for SOR3, so called 'Automated Composing System' to create fast-beat techno like jungle. then, twenty years later, we have loads of people trying to make music with a sega genesis feel go straight is not a straight-up lift, aside from the opening. but you can hear it in the sega-attempt at a dx7 thonk bassline and the drops and the drums that he was trying to do something like good life with a video game chip |
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i only had the first streets of rage as a kid so i'm most familiar with that one but i've got hq mp3s of all 3 now, you may have been the one to post them actually... it's all good shit. go straight though, that kinda chord progression is common to early 90s house but yeah, it is pretty close to good life. u r korrekt dudeman |
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we are a copy of a copy of a |
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you may have been the one to post them actually yes, absolutely, i was nuts over streets of rage 2 for a good day or two a couple months ago, and i ran into the same problem: all the versions on youtube are off-key, badly-mixed crap some tweenager exported from an emulator with an ear dead as marble so i uploaded mp3s of my favorites, because, guys, listen to this, and nothing on youtube was conveying it. come to think of it, that's probably why this track haunted me, why i felt compelled to track it down: i'd heard it before. neurons firing off in the back room somewhere |
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what is other house track like 'good life'? thx. |
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reminds me feels a bit of corona but it's so much better, not just feels but technically the model 500 track, 'just maybe' is actually what comes to mind. it's not as stimulated, but it feels upon a similar vector |
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i always think of as being in the same pop house earworm bracket, dunno if you got that one in the US. another early 90s memory tune for me |
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