Trying to find a song, music video.

Doltanian

I've been trying to find a music video from sometime between 2003-2006. It was a British club music video. I remember it was pretty fast and had some trance and electro in it. There was a blonde woman and black guy and they went to like a funfair on bumper cars and also on those spinning cups. It looked like it was filmed somewhere in Brighton or Blackpool. It was a catchy tune at the time and I heard a tune tonight which reminded me of it.

Anyone with great music heads??

The Specialist

This?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIC0aQ56ASE

Doltanian

The Specialist wrote: »

This?

Nope, I found that whilst searching myself, but thanks for searching.

RoYoBo

Were there any lyrics and can you remember any of them - even a random sentence? I can look songs up on Amazon Echo if I have a piece of the lyrics.

Doltanian

RoYoBo wrote: »

Were there any lyrics and can you remember any of them - even a random sentence? I can look songs up on Amazon Echo if I have a piece of the lyrics.

There may have been "I'll take you there" but I'm not sure

RoYoBo

Doltanian wrote: »

There may have been "I'll take you there" but I'm not sure

https://youtu.be/Qsl4A9hZEto

That's all I'm getting - probably not it!

bodhrandude

Post here you might get better luck The "What's That Song Thread"

steirishrover

Doltanian wrote: »

I've been trying to find a music video from sometime between 2003-2006. It was a British club music video. I remember it was pretty fast and had some trance and electro in it. There was a blonde woman and black guy and they went to like a funfair on bumper cars and also on those spinning cups. It looked like it was filmed somewhere in Brighton or Blackpool. It was a catchy tune at the time and I heard a tune tonight which reminded me of it.

Anyone with great music heads??

Divine inspiration - I'll show you the way

Club classic.. brings me back to the days lol

Doltanian

steirishrover wrote: »

Divine inspiration - I'll show you the way

Club classic.. brings me back to the days lol

You beauty!!!!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Way_(Put_Your_Hand_in_My_Hand)

red ears

steirishrover wrote: »

Divine inspiration - I'll show you the way

Club classic.. brings me back to the days lol

Found this one on the same page on youtube, worth a listen while you going down memory lane.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVwV6lfPC-w

diomed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIZaSYm5IKA

Tell me how

red ears wrote:

Found this one on the same page on youtube, worth a listen while you going down memory lane.

Classic!! That intro was so cool.

Was only thinking this evening, I wonder in 20-30 years will there be Sunday evening dancing events for oldies, similar to now except instead of Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton it'll be Paul Van Dyke and Robert Miles or Faithless.

The idea of getting to 70 years of age and having an excuse to drink a certain tonic wine while listening to such music is VERY appealing.


My memory flashback to the thread is Solarstone, Seven Cities. On mobile so can't post video but will later.

Junkyard Tom

Took me fookin ages to figure out what 'that very good dance tune mixed with indian style music' was. Internet failed me, even tried that website where you hum the tune. Heard it on 2fm while driving one night and got the name.

It was this.

ButtersSuki

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Took me fookin ages to figure out what 'that very good dance tune mixed with indian style music' was. Internet failed me, even tried that website where you hum the tune. Heard it on 2fm while driving one night and got the name.

It was this.

If you like that, look for the Jan Driver Remix. Can't post a link as I'm on the phone but it's the best mix ny far IMO, a much tougher version.

red ears

Tell me how wrote: »

Classic!! That intro was so cool.

Was only thinking this evening, I wonder in 20-30 years will there be Sunday evening dancing events for oldies, similar to now except instead of Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton it'll be Paul Van Dyke and Robert Miles or Faithless.

The idea of getting to 70 years of age and having an excuse to drink a certain tonic wine while listening to such music is VERY appealing.


My memory flashback to the thread is Solarstone, Seven Cities. On mobile so can't post video but will later.

Great tune yeah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPxoZbEA7sw

Another good one from that era

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e68as1NVQE

refusetolose

RoYoBo wrote: »

Were there any lyrics and can you remember any of them - even a random sentence? I can look songs up on Amazon Echo if I have a piece of the lyrics.

you don't need amazon echo to do this

google will do the job just as well

Junkyard Tom

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Took me fookin ages to figure out what 'that very good dance tune mixed with indian style music' was. Internet failed me, even tried that website where you hum the tune. Heard it on 2fm while driving one night and got the name.

It was this.

http://youtu.be/c-11RMAUr0w

s3rtvdbwfj81ch

Deleted User wrote: »

http://youtu.be/c-11RMAUr0w

holy hell, this is amazing

The_Valeyard

Feel like I should be popping pills in this thread.

ButtersSuki

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxqHL74l9xo

When you hear that on a club soundsystem......:D:D:D:D:D:D

steirishrover

red ears wrote: »

Found this one on the same page on youtube, worth a listen while you going down memory lane.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVwV6lfPC-w

Another classic.. what you would call the "Temple theatre" days haha

steirishrover

Another one from the day

https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DEj0WpJ9XR6w&ved=0ahUKEwiMlvWQ-sHUAhUJK1AKHQi3AbMQtwIIRTAH&usg=AFQjCNGQppxlBzcu2xJWRw5oCOFPLA2Bcw

team_actimel

Tell me how wrote: »

Was only thinking this evening, I wonder in 20-30 years will there be Sunday evening dancing events for oldies, similar to now except instead of Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton it'll be Paul Van Dyke and Robert Miles or Faithless.

The idea of getting to 70 years of age and having an excuse to drink a certain tonic wine while listening to such music is VERY appealing.

I hope so! If not we should organise events like this.

sbsquarepants

Tell me how wrote: »

Was only thinking this evening, I wonder in 20-30 years will there be Sunday evening dancing events for oldies, similar to now except instead of Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton it'll be Paul Van Dyke and Robert Miles or Faithless.

The idea of getting to 70 years of age and having an excuse to drink a certain tonic wine while listening to such music is VERY appealing.

Brilliant - that makes going into a nursing home sound altogether more palatable. I might try push to get into one in my 50's, get a bit of mileage out of it:D