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Oncogene posted:Neither do I and she was fired awhile back. They have some new singer now but I haven't listened to any of it yet so I don't know if she's any good or not. Well, that's good to hear! I don't usually listen to a lot of metal, but every once in a while, I am strangely drawn to something! Hehe.
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HorseRotorvator posted:Ha, I went through the same thing about 10 years ago with that song. It's called Spin Spin Sugar (Radio Edit) and it's not on any releases that I know of. I got it off Napster way back when. That version is on the soundtrack for the movie The Girl Next Door.
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May 25, 2008 22:20
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Can anyone identify the song playing in the background of this vid? http://www.break.com/index/did-you-know-dubai-and-our-gas.html It's a guitar instrumental and I don't recognize it, so it's not by one of the mainstream guitar instrumentalists (vai, satriani, etc.) I will paypal $10 to the first person to identify it. It's really driving me bonkers. If you identify it please pm me your paypal email or post it in a reply. Thanks!
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May 26, 2008 07:33
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elitebomber posted:Can anyone identify the song playing in the background of this vid? No idea about the song, but christ Dubai is loving insane. Guitar sounds pretty generic though, I wouldn't be surprised if it was just some random promo thing.
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May 26, 2008 07:50
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Shenadigins posted:No idea about the song, but christ Dubai is loving insane. I'm worried it was written by some nobody and recorded in his basement. It sounds very melodic and it's stuck in my head. I'm hoping finding the name of this song will lead me to similar songs by the same artist and hopefully sheet music of some sort so I can learn this song. It's not that complicated, but I dont have enough patience/skill to learn this by ear.
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May 26, 2008 08:04
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I went to see Cobra Starship a few nights ago (which was awesome, by the way) and they had a great selection of tracks playing before they came on stage. I wish I could remember more of them, but two that stood out were a hip-hop track that sampled the synth from 'Satisfaction' by Benny Benassi, and a remix of 'Crank Dat' by Soulja Boy which wasn't too different from the original, but featured a ridiculous amount of 808 bass and made me very happy. Any ideas?
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May 26, 2008 11:34
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May 27, 2008 08:37
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ycjY3Yu-NQ Would anyone know the gladiator/opera/choir song that starts at 0:54? I've looked through all 2500 comments, and all of them are wrong. Any help would be appreciated! I know it's not the following, even though some say it is in the comments: Fugees - Ready or Not Mozart - Greensleeves JayZ (lol) or 50Cent Enya - Boadicea/Sleepwalkers Paradise pacheco fucked around with this message at 09:34 on May 27, 2008 |
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May 27, 2008 09:31
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pacheco posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ycjY3Yu-NQ Sounds kind of like the beginning to O Fortuna, but I'm pretty sure it's not. It's something pretty similar though, and it might be a part of it that they just don't usually use in films/commercials/etc. I hope that helps, but probably not.
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May 27, 2008 09:51
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VolumeOverTalent posted:I went to see Cobra Starship a few nights ago (which was awesome, by the way) and they had a great selection of tracks playing before they came on stage. I wish I could remember more of them, but two that stood out were a hip-hop track that sampled the synth from 'Satisfaction' by Benny Benassi, and a remix of 'Crank Dat' by Soulja Boy which wasn't too different from the original, but featured a ridiculous amount of 808 bass and made me very happy. Ludacris - Ultimate Satisfaction (feat. Field Mob) is probably the first one, but there's a ridiculous amount of "Crank That" samples, so good luck on the other one
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May 27, 2008 15:17
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PissFilledCumBubble posted:Ludacris - Ultimate Satisfaction (feat. Field Mob) is probably the first one, but there's a ridiculous amount of "Crank That" samples, so good luck on the other one The Ludacris one was the only decent one that my searching uncovered, but it wasn't that. The sample is much more prominent, as opposed to in the background like that one is. Thanks anyway.
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May 27, 2008 15:42
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VolumeOverTalent posted:The Ludacris one was the only decent one that my searching uncovered, but it wasn't that. The sample is much more prominent, as opposed to in the background like that one is. Thanks anyway. ok, try Pitbull - Move, Shake, Drop
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May 28, 2008 00:17
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:Bingo, you are indeed on it: "Ruby - Leh Bedary Keda". So روبي is Egyptian, not Lebanese? No idea on the second video though, sorry, do you remember anything from the actual song besides the video? I'll ask around, I'm sure someone will know what it is.
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pacheco posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ycjY3Yu-NQ I haven't heard it but I'm experienced with classical choral music, particularly symphonic/large choral works. It's NOT from Carmina Burana (the full name of the piece "O Fortuna" comes from.) The text starts out like a standard Requiem movement: "Dies Irae" meaning "wrath of god". But after a phrase or two it becomes apparent that the librettist never took a day of Latin classes in his life. So, it's copycat crap (the heavy piano and rock drum set were also a giveaway). Don't look in the Classical section, you won't find it. Most likely culprit: bad video game music imitating Carmina Burana but using text picked at random from the Requiem Mass or else obtained using Babelfish. If you want an actual "Dies Irae", you could do worse than Verdi's. vvv Not "fake Latin", exactly. But it's the equivalent of: "Our Father, who art in heaven / and peace on earth towards men / O come let us adore him / let light perpetual shine upon them." Legit phrases strung together non-sensically. Joe Anglican fucked around with this message at 05:48 on May 28, 2008 |
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May 28, 2008 04:37
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pacheco posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ycjY3Yu-NQ My best guess is that it's an ERA song? This one is more famous: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKvaLJsdphI arg: they all sound so similar. I don't know Latin (and it's apparently only fake latin?) so I can't transliterate well enough to pin down the lyrics. Good luck: http://www.allthelyrics.com/lyrics/era/ kimbo305 fucked around with this message at 05:09 on May 28, 2008 |
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May 28, 2008 04:42
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I posted this about five or six months ago and I'm giving it another shot: If anyone find out the name of this song, I will reward you with  . I am not kidding. I've been looking for this song since I first heard it in the summer of 2005 on a local hip-hop radio station. The only part of the song that I remember clearly was the chorus that went like this:"Hey Baybaaaaay (Heeeeeeeeeeeeeey) I wanna do somethin' tonight Hey Baybaaaaaaay ()" The parts in the () are where a girl says something. The rapper kind of sounds like Notorious BIG, but im pretty sure it isn't him. The only other thing that I remember about the song is a part that sounded like Fatman Scoop saying "Hit the walls, Hit the walls, Hit the walls" The song itself doesn't have a normal hip-hop beat to it, as it kind of sounds like a mix between reggaeton, techno, and hip-hop, if that makes any sense.
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Joe Anglican posted:So, it's copycat crap (the heavy piano and rock drum set were also a giveaway). Don't look in the Classical section, you won't find it. Most likely culprit: bad video game music imitating Carmina Burana but using text picked at random from the Requiem Mass or else obtained using Babelfish. Could also be from one of the glut of symphonic metal bands, as that's exactly the sort of thing the put in as intros/interludes on their albums. Doesn't ring any specific bells, though.
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Joe Anglican posted:vvv Not "fake Latin", exactly. But it's the equivalent of: "Our Father, who art in heaven / and peace on earth towards men / O come let us adore him / let light perpetual shine upon them." Legit phrases strung together non-sensically. Swhat their fan site says: http://www.era.rootnode.net/ Not exactly link.
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May 28, 2008 06:21
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I found something similar to that Mike Tyson song, not it but close: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn4x972cOhs Thanks for trying guys!  ($5 paypal if someone actually finds it.)
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May 28, 2008 06:31
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PissFilledCumBubble posted:ok, try Pitbull - Move, Shake, Drop Awesome, I think it might have been this one. Thanks.
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Alright this should be an easier one - A relatively famous disco/funk tune, wicked bass line, chorus is sort of like "when there's something in the air, nah nah nah nah nah nah nair, just give me the (mic?)", with the last part said much quicker than the first two. Hope that's not too vague. edit - those are more than likely not the actual lyrics, that's just what it sounds like. Starts pretty high for the first part, drops down a bit for the second, then the last part quickly rises again. I want to listen to it right now so don't dilly dally. Bucky Fullminster fucked around with this message at 04:08 on May 29, 2008 |
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May 29, 2008 02:53
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What is the name of the song that plays when Halle Berry and Warren Beatty dance at that club in "Bulworth?"
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YeahTubaMike posted:What is the name of the song that plays when Halle Berry and Warren Beatty dance at that club in "Bulworth?" I'm 80% sure that's where they placed Ghetto Superstar, which was an original song for the soundtrack and a single by Pras ft. ODB and Mya, and I'm pretty sure Warren Beatty only wrote, produced, starred in and directed that movie so he could hook up with Halle Berry.
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Chop Licker posted:I'm 80% sure that's where they placed Ghetto Superstar, which was an original song for the soundtrack and a single by Pras ft. ODB and Mya, I know what Ghetto Superstar sounds like and I don't think that's it. It was a typical fast-paced 90s hiphop/dance song. Think of the scene where Halle Berry and her friends take Warren Beatty to that club in DA HOOD. I think it's also the part of the movie where you see Halle's brother for the first time being all overprotective and such. quote:and I'm pretty sure Warren Beatty only wrote, produced, starred in and directed that movie so he could hook up with Halle Berry.[/quote I'm pretty sure you're right. It was painful to watch at times.
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YeahTubaMike posted:I know what Ghetto Superstar sounds like and I don't think that's it. It was a typical fast-paced 90s hiphop/dance song. Think of the scene where Halle Berry and her friends take Warren Beatty to that club in DA HOOD. I think it's also the part of the movie where you see Halle's brother for the first time being all overprotective and such. don't remember the exact scene but i am pretty sure that the song was "joints n' jams" by the pre-fergie black eyed peas
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Anyone know what the name of the song is that plays starting at 0:19 in this piece from today's All Things Considered: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=90893167 (click "listen now" at the top) I recognize the tune from somewhere, but this is a steel drum cover. My sister thought maybe it was from the begining of Beauty and the Beast, but I don't think that's it. Help. I'm not going to be able to sleep tonight.
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PvtJoker posted:Anyone know what the name of the song is that plays starting at 0:19 in this piece from today's All Things Considered: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=90893167 (click "listen now" at the top)
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Sometime in 2001 my friend found a song mislabeled as being by the band Vast titled Walkabout. Years later when trying to find the same song and doing some reseach I figured out it was no way in hell actually by Vast, as they are some goth-metal-industrial band or something where as this was a light peppy rock/pop song similar say a Barenaked Ladies song. The only thing we clearly remember from it was a fairly fast paced ska-ish beat and the chorus which was: "What's upstairs? Nothings there. What's upstairs? Nothing squared. *incomprehesible jibberish* You better walkabout." I'd mostly like to know the actual band, as I think I would enjoy them. Google searching the lyrics get's me nothing, and I know it's not a whole lot to go on, but I would appreciate it if someone could help me find out what I'm actually looking for. Zushio fucked around with this message at 09:05 on May 30, 2008 |
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May 30, 2008 09:02
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can someone please tell me what song is playing in this vid? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrZr-QZbfxo
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Fpenguin posted:can someone please tell me what song is playing in this vid? Sigur Ros' "Saeglopur".
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May 30, 2008 09:47
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chachu posted:Sigur Ros' "Saeglopur". thanks a bunch
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Zushio posted:Sometime in 2001 my friend found a song mislabeled as being by the band Vast titled Walkabout. Years later when trying to find the same song and doing some reseach I figured out it was no way in hell actually by Vast, as they are some goth-metal-industrial band or something where as this was a light peppy rock/pop song similar say a Barenaked Ladies song. The song is by DDT. It is indeed called "Walkabout" and until now, I thought I was the only person that ever heard it on the radio. It's catchy as hell.
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YeahTubaMike posted:I know what Ghetto Superstar sounds like and I don't think that's it. It was a typical fast-paced 90s hiphop/dance song. Think of the scene where Halle Berry and her friends take Warren Beatty to that club in DA HOOD. I think it's also the part of the movie where you see Halle's brother for the first time being all overprotective and such. The scene where they just dance together, alone? Try "Bounce to the Beat" by Klubbshakers or C+C Music Factory, those are the lyrics of the hook and none of the other lyrics came up on Google. They do play like 5 different songs through the length of that club scene, though.
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Spider Crusoe posted:It sounds like the aquarium song from Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Seans. Thanks! It was screwing me up not hearing the piano runs - thought it was something else.
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kedom posted:I heard some song from a mixtape by lil wayne or something late on the radio a few nights ago. The only thing I can remember about it is that it had some guy in the background saying "swagga swagga swagga" or something. Lil Wayne also rhymes "drop set" with "glock set." This is probably not enough information, but I really liked this song and really want to hear it again. http://youtube.com/watch?v=s4_Dei5srfM
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I'm looking for a song I heard on the radio a few days ago. It was sort of a rap song. It had a guy with a gruff voice singing "I'm going to tell your mom" or "I'm going to tell on you" something like that. Then it had the kids responding with "Go ahead tell on us". The song went through 3 or 4 things the kids did wrong to the stepdad. I hope this is enough to figure out what it was.
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I'm looking for a reggae song I found in a single mp3 edited in with a bunch of other reggae, it's not even the whole song. This is a retarded attempt at transcribing it, but it's something like- Ba na nai Ba na nai Ba na na na na naaaiii Ba na na naii wit de order of distinction an de governor general me uncle DJ wit de random woman we went to competition in de skateland wit de lryics in me mouth an de mic in me hand it goes on and he does the ba na na naiii thing a bunch more times and says a lot about the USA and going back to Jamaica or something, its hard to understand. Please, seriously someone please help me, it's a good song sure but really this has just become a ridiculous obsession, I've been looking all over the internet and at this point I can't quit. I've never contributed to this thread and I didn't want to poo poo on it by being a leech at first, but the rest of the internet has failed me. It sounds fairly old-style, its not club poo poo. It was in a bix mix mp3 with a lot of Rita Marley, Musical Youth, Bob Marley (duh), Yellowman, and a few other artists I haven't identified yet. tektronic fucked around with this message at 01:50 on May 31, 2008 |
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May 31, 2008 01:46
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Found it, for anyone curious it was Boom Wah Dis by Burro Banton
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Is this a real reggae song?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU6QvwhZbJo
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never heard that specific song but Busdriver's been around for ages
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