Tune ID?(Need help on finding a tune name? post here!)

a148pro

see the way I embedded that white box there? deadly amn't I?

dubsbhoy

a148pro wrote: »

see the way I embedded that white box there? deadly amn't I?

just copy everything after the = sign from the youtube url

thats all you need to add between the tags

Hermy

cranky bollix wrote: »

thsi track also uses the same sample
stephen brown - i am someone

Thanks but I'm beyond help. The track I was looking for was Liberation which I mentioned in the first post. No wonder people were reluctant to reply.:o:o:o

deano22

a148pro wrote: »

Solar Eclipse - From here to enlightenment?

I remember hearing it on the radio years back and the DJ coming on "Yeah, not going to be saying the name of that one on air" like we were members of a secret society or something (I had a copy at that stage).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JryLB_rfyQ

jus checked on youtube and thats the one! thanks very much was looking for it for ages now. the remix is class aswell

barneysplash

Hi everyone

Here's one I'm after for years:

I'm reposting all the details here, with a recently remembered
fact that the song was on a pirate radio station in Dublin in
the summer of 1997. Does anyone know the station I'm on about?


Some songs that were also played on this station:

The Shrink - Nervous Breakdown
A total techno banger - non=stop action.


Submerge Featuring Jan Johnston - Take me by the hand
They used to play a reall cool long mix of this track.

?? Unknown artist - Fever -
This was a really sexed up cover of the famous
Peggy Lee track "you give me fever..."



My Mystery song:

From 1996 - 1998. It used to be on a Dublin pirate radio station
I used to listen to in the summer of 1997.

It contained a sample of a fax machine type sound

It is defo not "Fax You" by "KK System" or "Burning Vinyl" "Fax Me Up"

Mr. Spring might have had something to do with it.


All I remember is that there is a sample of a fax machine in it, and I think
the word fax is in the title.

Maybe it wasn't a fax machine, but it was a sound like a fax.

It was like:

be-de-beep-beep

be-de-beep-beep

I know I'm clutching at straws, but I'm desperate


Thanks

B

Wertz

barneysplash wrote: »

?? Unknown artist - Fever -
This was a really sexed up cover of the famous
Peggy Lee track "you give me fever..."

Can't help with your mystery track (although it certainly sounds a bit familiar) but this one is by S-J

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPVqJ4G2wt0

TdV remix probably (best one) love those frantic rising chords. I miss the 90's

DjAloldskool

Wertz wrote: »

Can't help with your mystery track (although it certainly sounds a bit familiar) but this one is by S-J

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPVqJ4G2wt0

TdV remix probably (best one) love those frantic rising chords. I miss the 90's

Might be this one,

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

barneysplash

Neither of them is the "Fever" song

The Fever song was a cover of the Peggy Lee song "Fever"
It was a very sexed-up dance music version that had a woman
breathing heavily at the start of the track.


Thanks for trying though.

I am going to try a few more searches of tracks that were played
on that pirate radio station in 1997, to see if I can get my mystery
track identified by association

aceberg

Pressure - Unknown Pleasures.

http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/55610672/file.html

http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/84815028/file.html

http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/77256945/file.html

http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/99671557/file.html

http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/932793/file.html

barneysplash

aceberg wrote: »

Pressure - Unknown Pleasures.

http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/55610672/file.html

That first Pressure track grows into an absolute stormer:D



Great Post!

aceberg

barneysplash wrote: »

That first Pressure track grows into an absolute stormer:D



Great Post!

Certainly does x-cabs - outcast.

barneysplash

aceberg wrote: »

Certainly does x-cabs - outcast.

Thanks for that, I've never heard of that outfit before,
their work merits further investigation.

But what's the one from about 2 minutes that goes to the end?

It only gets going and the track ends

So typical of the old tapes I have - a great track that gets you going
and the tape runs out!

Horse_box

Hows it going lads

I was Underworlds gig there at EP and I'm dying to get the name of this track. I wouldn't know much Underworld stuff at all but this really got me going, I'm sure most of you will know it!

Thanks in advance

Kensington

Horse_box wrote: »

Hows it going lads

I was Underworlds gig there at EP and I'm dying to get the name of this track. I wouldn't know much Underworld stuff at all but this really got me going, I'm sure most of you will know it!

Thanks in advance

Track is called Scribble.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHs8LxPepKU

Horse_box

Kensington wrote: »

Track is called Scribble.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHs8LxPepKU

That's the one

Thanks, much appreciated!

aceberg

barneysplash wrote: »

Thanks for that, I've never heard of that outfit before,
their work merits further investigation.

But what's the one from about 2 minutes that goes to the end?

It only gets going and the track ends

So typical of the old tapes I have - a great track that gets you going
and the tape runs out!

Which 1

barneysplash

aceberg wrote: »

Which 1

I thought it was the one track from 2 minutes to the end???

Not to worry:

From about 2 minutes to 4 minutes, it sounds like a sequence of
TB-808 patterns done over a steam-train like sound.

Great stuff whatever you call it !

BESman

Might not be the right forum but I said I'll chance it here.

Anyone that has the Current TV channel (ch 183 on Sky) might have spotted a short promo they're running at the moment which has a montage of clips from their upcoming schedule of programmes. There is a really good electronic track in the background that I have to get my hands on. Has a bit of a Justice / Daft Punk sound but it ain't them. A friend of mine reckons its stock library music but I think its far too good to be that.

So I'm guessing there are a lot of DJs and electronic music experts here. If any of you have Current TV, you might turn to ch 183 on the 15 minute mark to try and catch the commercial and see if you recognise the track. Unfortunately I've googled the shit out of this and cannot find an answer or a link to a video.


Actually, just spotted a thread for finding the name of tunes - Mod can move this if its more suitable.

That180Guy

Whats the song in which the puppet dude is sitting at a desk and rockin' on with a telephone held up to his head?

BESman

That180Guy wrote: »

Whats the song in which the puppet dude is sitting at a desk and rockin' on with a telephone held up to his head?

Mr Oizo - Flat Beat

That180Guy

BESman wrote: »

Mr Oizo - Flat Beat

Legend, sir!

Bootsy.

Bit vague this but I've a feeling someone will get it...

Trying to remember a tune from sometime in the 90's. It has a vocal sample that might be maybe some Amazon tribe thing? Or maybe Native American or a Pacific Island or something? The track has a really organic sound to it, it's a chilled out track. I think it might have been a minor hit at the time. It escapes me now and I'd love to hear it. It sounds like they sampled lots of organic, real life sounds and combined and looped them into an electronic sounding track. Vague recollections of a forest in the video, very possible the Amazon.

Actually I think the artists are pretty well known in electronic music... there's a 'C' in the name I think.... Cold Cut maybe?????

barneysplash

Deep Forest maybe?

They did a whole load of that kind of stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPPsS4-Dsxg

Bootsy.

I was going to mention Deep Forest actually because the track I'm looking for sounds really similar to them, same kind of sound and style. Not it though but thanks.

barneysplash

Bootsy. wrote: »

I was going to mention Deep Forest actually because the track I'm looking for sounds really similar to them, same kind of sound and style. Not it though but thanks.

Hmmmm.... *puts thinking cap on*

I'll check through my collection and get back to you...

tdv123

Bootsy. wrote: »

Bit vague this but I've a feeling someone will get it...

Trying to remember a tune from sometime in the 90's. It has a vocal sample that might be maybe some Amazon tribe thing? Or maybe Native American or a Pacific Island or something? The track has a really organic sound to it, it's a chilled out track. I think it might have been a minor hit at the time. It escapes me now and I'd love to hear it. It sounds like they sampled lots of organic, real life sounds and combined and looped them into an electronic sounding track. Vague recollections of a forest in the video, very possible the Amazon.

Actually I think the artists are pretty well known in electronic music... there's a 'C' in the name I think.... Cold Cut maybe?????

This maybe?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wumr8rX5Qjg

Bootsy.

Found it!

Amazing video and tune.

This is it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8-QDCKdVO4

Thanks lads

From Wikipedia: "a collaborative effort with Hextatic, Coldcut and Greenpeace. They approached Greenpeace asking for use of their stock footage of wildlife and logging operations and in return Greenpeace could use the finished project in their campaigns and presentations.

The first video was 1997’s Frog Jam, which created a rhythmic structure out of short clips of water dripping, frog leaping and tribal drumming and chanting. This was soon followed by Natural Rhythm and Timber. Natural Rhythm featured insects, birds and other wildlife as well as a tribesman playing a flute like instrument.

Each video employed increasingly more complex mixing and splicing techniques culminating with the award winning Timber. Its tone is more plaintively political, opening with majestic images of the sunset over a forest of immensely beautiful trees then quickly shifting with a clap of thunder to a telegraph button punching out the dots and dashes of a Morse code SOS distress call. Images of powerful circular saws, chopping axes, and huge, buzzing chainsaws soon follow. The picture then distorts and images of the indigenous animals appear to the singing of a mournful native woman.

The anti-deforestation message is quite clear even before the industrial machinery makes its appearance towards the end of the track. Timber won the award for Best Editing Video Musique in France in 1998 and appeared on Coldcut’s 1997 release Let Us Play!"

barneysplash

Fair play to your for searching yourself and posting the fruits of your
labours. All too often others expect you to do the leg work for them.

I remember this track now, the vocal is haunting.

techyjon

In 2003 Erik Morillo used to be play this really funky house tune. Big Vocal track with black woman singing 'I wanna brush your yard, I wanna shake my broom...' (somethin like that anyway!)

Hesho

Can anyone tell me the name of the track at 45mins?

http://soundcloud.com/reeko/reeko-pole-night_el-jardin-22-05-2010

Had a listen to a good few Reeko tunes but cant seem to find it. Wrecking my head!