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

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ollieb74

The tune was played alot by DiY and similar free party types in 1992+.

Its has been a mission of mine to find the track since then, and as yet..Nothing! I forgot about it for a few years until I downloaded a DK mix from DiY at Bounce from www.theloveunlimited.com site.

About halfway through the tune drops, its a rolling bass line and then a woman starts to sing...

""feeling so good.. I'm feeling so good....

"Is this real is what I ask myself every morning when I wake up by your side,

Sometimes I just can't describe this feeling I'm feeling..Just know its something that I like

To feel this close to close to someone, it is almost like becoming one..

Ahh but this fantastic experience I keep expecting it to come undone and it keeps me wondering if this is real...

Chorus...

Feeling so good, I'm feeling so good

Is this real is what I ask myself when in your arms at night

Its not the best time to question my feeling cos I'm feeling so good and its feeling so right.

Just one tender kiss and I'm unsure if I want you girl..""

Any ideas people??!! Please Help

Peace

a147pro

Big techno tune doing the rounds at the moment. heard an Al Keegan set on one of the guest nights on Spin about a month ago and it finished with it.

All I can describe it as (how do you describe good techno) is this loop moving round and round and coming in and out of focus in the track. Like a siren winding up over and over again and being filtered.

Any ideas?

Rockee

Hey folks!

I was listening to 2fm at about 630pm on Sunday evening and they were playing some old school 1990s dance tunes as part of their bank holiday weekend programming. First up was 'Mr. Vein' by Culture Beat, then there was an instrumental track up next which was really catchy. I remember it from around the early 90s. It wouldve been a big enough commercial hit back in the day but for the life of me I cant remember what it is!! Ive gone through Mobys early dance singles one by one as I thought it had that sound. I can hear it in my head since Sunday and its buggin the hell out of me..

Even if some of you guys could throw out a few names for me and I can Youtube or whatever and see if its the song Im looking for!!

Thanks!

Scubadevils

Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLui_8t2thc

Certainly fits the bill in terms of being catchy and a commercial hit. Could be loads of others though, anything else you can describe about the track?

stomprockin

Yes more info on the track and we might be able to help! seen that i have been supplying 2FM with all the oldschool classics:D:D:D;)

stomprockin

ok here it goes............

i have a dance track going around in my head for ages!

its from 93/94? lyrics goes like - (i can be this i can be that i can be anything) with a real catchy house beat! the lyrics are a male camp voice!

i know its a long shot but any help would be super!!

paddy

pad180

try a few of these might help..
808 STATE .. PACIFIC
ORBITAL .. CHIME
SHADES OF RHYTHM ..
i could go on all night ..a bit more info and im sure someone will know it

BaZmO*

stomprockin wrote: »

ok here it goes............

i have a dance track going around in my head for ages!

its from 93/94? lyrics goes like - (i can be this i can be that i can be anything) with a real catchy house beat! the lyrics are a male camp voice!

i know its a long shot but any help would be super!!

paddy

Adrogeny* Feat. Michael M - I Could Be This...

http://www.discogs.com/release/1286243

Although this is the copy I have...
http://www.discogs.com/release/149059

stomprockin

BaZmO* wrote: »

Adrogeny* Feat. Michael M - I Could Be This...

http://www.discogs.com/release/1286243

Although this is the copy I have...
http://www.discogs.com/release/149059

Thanks a mill BaZmO!!! you have a welt of musical knowledge:) realy appreciate that fast reply!! thanks

paddy..........

tdv

Mick Walsh hard trancer of his Deformation mix.

http://boomp3.com/listen/bzrafl17l_o/mickwalsh

any ideas?

MikeHoncho

a147pro wrote: »

Big techno tune doing the rounds at the moment. heard an Al Keegan set on one of the guest nights on Spin about a month ago and it finished with it.

All I can describe it as (how do you describe good techno) is this loop moving round and round and coming in and out of focus in the track. Like a siren winding up over and over again and being filtered.

Any ideas?

To be honest there is a few tunes like that out at the moment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4Q2r8DalKM

Daniel Papini - Church Of Nonsense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy-GkSN7_-g

Christian Smith & John Selway - Total Departure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq9UFTdyhaY

Pfirter - Mi Auto

Any of those sound like it.

damo90

I' am a little vague on details I know
Been trying to find this song for ages
It was used in advertisement for programme on RTE a couple of weeks ago (think it may have been CSI or some other american drama) and was also in last nights episode of Eastenders in the opening scene (when the Massoods were making their curries!!!)
Its a dance / rnb song with the words ''in my hands'' in the lyrics I think - Sounds like a group of kids singing with whistling / chimes in backround
Current song as far as I'am aware and very catchy!
Thanks in advance

a147pro

MikeHoncho wrote: »

To be honest there is a few tunes like that out at the moment.

Daniel Papini - Church Of Nonsense

Any of those sound like it.

Thats it! Got it in one, thanks Mike, what a track (and what an ID by yourself!)

JDxtra

tdv wrote: »

Mick Walsh hard trancer of his Deformation mix.

http://boomp3.com/listen/bzrafl17l_o/mickwalsh

any ideas?

Damn, that sounds sooo familiar!

tdv

JDxtra wrote: »

Damn, that sounds sooo familiar!

Aye I've been hearing it alot at these Old Skool nights latley. Keepin forgeting to ask the DJ what is.

Scubadevils

tdv wrote: »

Mick Walsh hard trancer of his Deformation mix.

http://boomp3.com/listen/bzrafl17l_o/mickwalsh

any ideas?

Great track -

Yo Yo - Ga Ga

http://www.discogs.com/release/816895

I first heard it on this -

http://www.discogs.com/release/113948

JDxtra

Felixdhc wrote: »

Great track -

Yo Yo - Ga Ga

http://www.discogs.com/release/816895

I first heard it on this -

http://www.discogs.com/release/113948

Nice one! I have that CD somewhere, I knew it was familiar. Thanks!

tdv

Felixdhc wrote: »

Great track -

Yo Yo - Ga Ga

http://www.discogs.com/release/816895

I first heard it on this -

http://www.discogs.com/release/113948

Great Stuff!! Nice one man.

joejoem

hey, I was in a club on Saturday and the DJ played what sounded like a dance version of Elbow - Grounds for divorce. I cant find it anywhere, anyone know the track?

Drugness

Hello all
I'm looking for the name of a dance mix that was out about 7-8 years ago. It's a dance version of Korgis' 'Everybodys got to learn sometime'.
The main lyrics are in the dance version apart from this actual song title.
I haven't been able to find the artists name who mixed the tune.
Thanks everyone
Drugness

a147pro

Drugness wrote: »

Hello all
I'm looking for the name of a dance mix that was out about 7-8 years ago. It's a dance version of Korgis' 'Everybodys got to learn sometime'.
The main lyrics are in the dance version apart from this actual song title.
I haven't been able to find the artists name who mixed the tune.
Thanks everyone
Drugness

its either Baby D or the Ratpack, both of whom did a cover of this song. the original is an unbelievable song. it also featured on one of the radio soulwax compilations so its also possible they did a mash up of it

a147pro

actually wikipedia the Korgis and you'll see just about everyone in the world has covered this song including yazz and marc and claude so it might be one of them

jimi_t

Heard a fairly bumpy housey tune there the last night on some obscure French dance station (god bless WiFi radio

). It had this 30 second loop of these horribly off-tune horns pitching up and up and up...

Vocals went something along the lines of

"Remember when you took that first hit,
___________________________,
You thought it was the ****,
___________________________'

jimi_t

Also, been going on about a year and a half now - ANYONE recognise these tunes?

Took this tune from a hacker set - anyone know what it is?

http://www.uafasach.com/files/clip1.mp3

I'm really liking his style of stuff, and have tracked down some similar enough stuff recently e.g.

D.Ramirez - I choose anger (H-Man remix)
Kiko - 102

any reccomendations along the same lines?

shane86

What is the proper title of that early 90s housey tune, black male vocalist, main part goes
wo wo wo wo wo wo wowoaho, I love ya baby, I love ya baby" x2 or 3.

Thanks.

JDxtra

Sounds like "The Original - I Luv U Baby" to me...

http://www.discogs.com/release/242582
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwYGMSfWT90

shane86

Good man.

When searching I hadnt taken into account the alternative spelling of the title

pad180

hello ...was talking to an ole mate there last night .
we soon got talking about the the good old days .
anyway we got talking about some old dance songs .
any one heard of BUCKER T AND THE MGS ....THE SONG HAD THE OLD CRICKET MUSIC IN IT .thats all he gave me ..
any help would b great ..im meeting him in a couple of weeks
and would love to have it on my ipod for him ..:D

Wertz

Mr Roy - Saved

[edit] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anm6JXL9iyI

expediateclimb

What's the name of the tune that's played at the moment in the clubs where they start naming american muscle cars, i.e. GTO and Daytona. It's got a good beat