track i.d.

Can someone please help and listen to this, in case it rings a bell, please?

Very old, eighties, funky electronica/new wavey, french female voice (not clear enough to hear what she says) - ??????? (what the presenter says in the beginning isn't relevant, it's the name of the radio show and someone who won a contest the week before)

I think the French lady says "???, 5 minutes" repeating each number once and counting up to "13 minutes" (compression or tape deterioration has made the sibilants come out as fff) but I've had no luck googling that and can't figure out the ???. Sounds like "le beur" but that is pretty unlikely, heh.

So, sorry, can't help, but I'd like to know the answer too now. I love the YMOesque synth chords that wash in every so often, and those seem totally familiar, but, nope...

(...now I feel bad for typing that because I have no idea how offensive the word is but I'm guessing it doesn't need to be thrown around by a pasty white rosbif. Apologies. It does sound a bit like it phonetically to me though. Anyhow, sorry, no track ID. Anyone else?)

Oh dear.

Uh, I see it's been IDed. Came here to find the link after something else made me think "hey, that sounds a bit like...", and I was way off, but the youtube uploader has found it now and it was Louis Chedid - Holdup (instrumental version). There's a longer and slightly less instrumental version here.

Just in case Stan didn't know or anyone else was interested.

(Oh! "Neuf heures, treize minutes"... and "9h13 paroles" googles you there in one. Sigh)

what is this? it's driving me crazy

thought I recognised it, but then it started and it wasn't Nightclubbing by Iggy Pop :-(

the mp3 that easton ellis page puts in your temporary internet files folder is called bee.mp3 , but that's just short for Brett Easton Ellis, and no ID3 info either

wow, i didn't think of doing that!

it's very lindstrom prins thomas

thought I recognised it, but then it started and it wasn't Nightclubbing by Iggy Pop :-(

^yes! :-)

Have no clue. Sounds like Jan Hammer on weed.

He's got a new movie coming out soon (The Informers) - I somehow think this could be on the soundtrack, haven't found who's on it yet (just a guess though)

also very John Carpenter soundtrack-ish (Assault on Precinct 13, e.g.)

that's been on the website forever tho(?)

The informers is maybe my favourite of his books

esp Bruce calls from Mullholland and the one where the girl keeps sending letters for a year until vampires kill her (?)

we R dum.

1. go to http://www.randomhouse.com/kvpa/eastonellis/
2. turn your head to the left and read the small text
3. "music by Jefferson Rabb"
4. profit

I checked that sidebar! Than thought I saw "Knopfler", realised I misread and didn't bother reading the rest...
stoopid

Thanks Stan.

Thank you mr. Space Cadet as well (revive post), btw

heh, this dude plays the keyboards in http://www.myspace.com/morriconeyouth

yeah, i read, or rather misread that and didn't see anything

Convenient thread bump!

Anyone know the last tracks (the last 2 main one's I guess) on "Detroit is Jacking! The Techno! Megamix" on the New Dance Sound of Detroit comp.

There's audio here. I'm guessing the high pitched string line and the vocals are from different tracks.

i can't listen to your clip just now but from memory i think it ends with 'forever and a day' by blake baxter.

Thank you StanM for the valuable work you put into solving my predicament.

Xpost, yeah, that's one of the tracks there, but it seems like it's only one of many layers. Thanks a bunch anyways. I can't really describe it, but the part with the strings is the main part I was looking for.

While we're all here, anyone have any idea what's playing at 3:25

(uptempo and hooky hip hop beat, "fresh for 98" sample/vox repeated. And how 'bout that line at 3rd and Army at 2:12, anyways!)

Help!

I'm looking for the source of the female vocal samples used in Fierce Ruling Diva's "Rubb It In" ("you'll get the shock of your life") and Armando's "100% of Dissin You" ("i'm gonna diss you right now").

Anyone know?

the armando sample is the fab-u-lous Loleatta Holloway. can't remember the exact source, but it is her...wish ilxor elan still came on here, he has the full fuckin thing-- he used to play it over a mysterious omar-s track at parties.

mystery solved! thanks for the tip. it's this: http://www.discogs.com/Ellis-D-My-Loleatta/master/79309

does anyone know what track this is: http://www.zshare.net/audio/65827287db9e901d/

thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nd58C6APDeo#t=3m0s

the track at 3:00

god

i KNOW i've heard it before!

Can someone id the track at 1:08:00? https://soundcloud.com/r_co/shep-pettibone-mastermix

Midweek bump.

This isn't really "track id" but I'm looking for a particular English version of Águas de Março. It's a woman singing, it's not a duet, there's no male part. I think it's all in English, but it might be a mix of English and Portuguese. The first few verses are definitely English.

It seemed "classic" or "definitive" to me when I heard it, like maybe it was actually Elis Regina singing it, but I can't find any Elis Regina versions that are in English and aren't duets. I'd guess it's from the 70s or 80s, I'd be surprised if it was from the 90s, and it's definitely not from after 2000.

I thought it was on one of the cafe apres midi discs, but I can't find it now.

It's not the Gal Costa version with Jobim.

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

oh wait, not a duet

haha and in english!

sorry my reading comprehension sucks

"Can someone id the track at 1:08:00? https://soundcloud.com/r_co/shep-pettibone-mastermix";

Liquid Liquid - Bellhead (might be the live version)

damn you beat me to it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olX45paxlwo

Ok, can someone help me with this. It's what I was listening to at the turn of the century.

At about 0:50 , trying to id this funk/disco sample has been driving me nuts for about 15 years.

I heard the original once while out, and think It could possibly be by a female vocalist on Philadelphia International records, or maybe not.

Please!

is it this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34_PlvEYZbk

no, it's not.

Haha, thanks. It does sound very Philadelphia International though, it was only a drunk vague recollection of asking the dj and seeing a record spinning on the decks with the Philadelphia label on it.

that was a result of me following a rabbit hole on google that said the sample was also used on "gym tonic" so i was searching for samples used on that and not really listening properly.

I've been down that same rabbit hole. It was another deadly Avenger track.

ah! i got excited thinking i'd solved your 15yo-old quandry without actually listening to the track :)

I try not to revisit that period of music if I can help it, but I need to find the original track. Which will inevitably be a bit of a let down.

i'm on it. i've asked a pal on facebook and if it is on philly international he'll know what it is. i'll keep you posted.

Anyone knows this track played by Ben ufo?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyCPrXHd1uw

uhhh feel like i'm going crazy - what is the very well known drum sample that leads this track off?

https://soundcloud.com/mirko-diflorio/balear-2

turn the beat around?

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

AFAIK the actual drum break in the intro to "Rapper's Delight" was not borrowed from anywhere else, so it seems Keith LeBlanc came up with hit himself. The bassline underneath the intro comes from this though:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWDC9RqUiyw

What is this?

https://vine.co/v/i55vYI6MnDZ

can't hear it for some reason?

audio is off by default on Vine

not sure if it's down to sound quality but it sounds like the DJ/Kurupt school of thing?

wait... kurupt? is that who i mean? christ, wassisname?

dj/rupture, that's the one

google says this is dj supreme - 'hit it for me one time', but there's only a club jersey remix on youtube

does anyone know what the first track on this mix is?

https://soundcloud.com/christian-dor/in-absentia-mix-13-beware-of-the-darkness

the track I’m looking for is early 80s punky disco, from New York I think. The instrumentation is just like bass, drums, guitar, maybe synth. It doesn’t really “rock” but the vocals are this bratty fake macho spoken word thing, voice kinda sounds like milo aukerman. it sounds extremely DFA-ish, like James Murphy must know this song.

it might be Italian??

Found it


https://www.discogs.com/Peter-Accident-Turning-Black/release/7625355

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9xDlE4iJk0

for some reason when you try to play Enflame by the Passage on yt you get this track instead of Drugface. Does anyone know what it is (aside from not being the Passage)?

https://soundcloud.com/dresden-dance/dresden-all-night-long-corsica-studios-march-10th-23

anyone know what the track at 3:58:00 with the "disco discoteca" vocal is here? sounds matias aguayo-ish

I'm looking for this tune which would have been released early in 2001. It's commercial dance music but not house or techno, closest thing I could say is big beat but it's more like an experimental version of bubblegum pop, but without any vocals. It's commercial novelty dance music, but pretty sure it wasn't a hit, at least not a notable one. My housemate was the music editor of the student paper and was given it as a promo, we were blown away by it (may have been the weed) but seems he has no memory of it now.

Looking through dance hits of the year, I will add that the artist name was short and not a person's name, also no face on the cover.