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Aceofhz posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhrxb377DHc&feature=related One guy says: quote:La canción se llama "City Of Shines", BBC dice que fue hecha especialmente para el anuncio... pero no he encontrado forma de descargarla Which I think is basically 'the song is called "City of Shines", the BBC says that it was made specially for the anouncement... but I haven't found this version to download' or something like that. There's people on Facebook complaining you can only download an instrumental version, and there's no sign of the lyrics elsewhere on the internet (plus other versions of the video have the Ellie Goulding song 'Lights' instead) so it kinda looks like it was specially commissioned
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A while back, I found an artist named Dr. Vinyl, who did long-mix dance-type music. The stuff was generally pretty good, but I could never find any track list for any of it. I picked up Sound Hound the other day, and gave it another try, but since it's all heavily distorted and generally non-vocal, I've had no luck with that either. Sadly, his site seems to have vanished in the last year or so, but he used to have all his mixes up for free downloads. With that in mind, I've uploaded the track that I'm wondering about; the salient point is about 34:10 to roughly 36:00. Can anyone identify the song that he's using there? It's pretty distinctive, I just have no idea what it is.
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Jun 12, 2012 22:08
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Hey, I've been looking for the name of this piece forever. It's the classical music that begins at around the 0:42 mark in this international/French trailer for Revolver: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVPhD73v_Gk Any ideas as to what it's from?
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mailmanrob fucked around with this message at 22:08 on Feb 16, 2022 |
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Pilchenstein posted:I can remember a song from around 1996, where the chorus is "Boom shalock, boom boom shalock, something something something". I've never been able to track it down because all any search turns up is House of Pain and it's not House of Pain. Long shot, but possibly Boom Swagger Boom by the Murder City Devils.
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I've been in Argentina for awhile now, and the other day I heard an odd cover of "Personal Jesus." on the radio. It sounded like a complete redo; the tempo was much slower and it had a female singer. Wikipedia hasn't helped me much in finding it though, any ideas?
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Jun 14, 2012 19:08
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There's a Hillary Duff song that samples it, is that what you're thinking of?
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Jun 14, 2012 19:26
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Cavenagh posted:Long shot, but possibly Boom Swagger Boom by the Murder City Devils. I was hopeful there but no, that's not it. Nice avatar though, I approve.
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Freddie Gibbis posted:There's a Hillary Duff song that samples it, is that what you're thinking of? No, it's not that one. It almost seemed kinda trance-ey, much slower. The singer stuck me as Asian, but I could be completely off on that.
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Sobchek posted:Hey, I've been looking for the name of this piece forever. It's the classical music that begins at around the 0:42 mark in this international/French trailer for Revolver: michael30404 posted:Hey, I've been looking for the name of this piece forever. It's the classical music that begins at around the 0:42 mark in this international/French trailer for Revolver:
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What's the 5th song in this guys playlist thing? Click next on the bottom bar to get it: http://erikrhodes.tumblr.com/post/19774679187/how-do-you-maintain-your-body-when-you-go-on-all-these It's a cover of Mad World, can't find out who by (The guy is dead fyi so no point sending a message)
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ultrabay2000 posted:I've been in Argentina for awhile now, and the other day I heard an odd cover of "Personal Jesus." on the radio. It sounded like a complete redo; the tempo was much slower and it had a female singer. Karen Souza (maybe with a group called the Jazzystics, but I'm not sure) did a sort of cool jazz version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJG6eFxQAuk Or Berk And The Ritual Band's even more slow and more jazz cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZEagI_ZbvY If that's not it, there's Anaklein's "Thanks DM (Personal Jesus)" which is a normal tempo cover that at least has a female vocalist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysUIhpUS9eg
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Basket of Kittens posted:What's the 5th song in this guys playlist thing? Click next on the bottom bar to get it: It's by NIIA: http://youtu.be/JTv-vwTmnr4
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I hope I can figure out what this song was, it's been driving me crazy for years. It was a Celtic song that started with a female voice singing in some non-English language, probably Gaelic; after she sang a verse other instruments solo'd the melody. I think there was a piano, flute or whistle and pipes at the end. After the instruments have all played the melody the woman sings the part again, and the song fades out with rain sounds. It was really relaxing and I always suspected that it might be Enya but I haven't been able to find it by guessing around through her catalog.
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Jun 18, 2012 04:32
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What's this post-rock snippet from ~3:45 to the end of the video? I'm really digging that trumpet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpPmT7S4zHE
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Jun 19, 2012 02:51
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Wronkos posted:What's this post-rock snippet from ~3:45 to the end of the video? I'm really digging that trumpet. Intro by Whale Fall from their self-titled. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyTO8ppLvLg
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Jun 19, 2012 08:05
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This should be straight-forward. In this Strangers with Candy-episode: http://www.comedycentral.com/episodes/e84p16/strangers-with-candy-invisible-love-season-3-ep-306 , starting at 14:35, what's the song playing at the party. Google only brings up some song called "Desire" by Gene Loves Jezebel but that's definitely not it.
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Jun 20, 2012 16:24
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Does anybody know where the background music in this video comes from? I'm quite sure it's a standard iMovie or production music track, because I've heard it in other videos besides this one. EDIT: The end says Music by Apple, so I'm assuming it's a standard track that comes with iMovie. Does anybody know where if I can browse or buy some of those stock tracks, or if I can find where they licensed it from? Suspicious Dish fucked around with this message at 06:56 on Jun 21, 2012 |
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mailmanrob fucked around with this message at 22:08 on Feb 16, 2022 |
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Jun 22, 2012 08:44
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I saw a music video in a metal bar and would like to know what band it is. The video was in black and white and you can see the band playing.The singer was a bald dude.The rest of the video was about homeless army veterans. Sounds weird, but i liked the song.I suspect it`s an american thrash metal band from the nineties. Thanks.
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AstroWhale posted:I saw a music video in a metal bar and would like to know what band it is. Can you give us any more to go on? If it helps you narrow the search at all, Disturbed, Pantera and Anthrax all had bald singers and some degree of social conscience.
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I saw this posted elsewhere and decided to pass it along: --- Can you identify this music/muzak? Doing so will aid a murder investigation. The music/muzak is playing in a diner/restaurant in 1983 either from the radio, a record, or television. The diner/restaurant was likely located in San Antonio or Castle Hills, Texas. As the recording currently stands it is not recognized by Shazam but a friend suggested running it though a program called izotope RX, which I do not have access to. Using a demo version of Sound Soap did not make the audio sufficiently clear to be recognized by Shazam. I have submitted it to reddit/r/classicalmusic without it being recognized by any users. Though one user suggested running it through a music search engine that allows you to identify pieces by tapping notes to the melody, but I don't have perfect pitch and was unable to identify the notes in the music fragments. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Short sample Long sample: Long sample --- The reddit thread he already asked in. Someone there said it sounded like showtunes from the 30s to 50s.
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Yeah honestly that loud ragtimey bit sounds like something a pro could easily transcribe, and then use that for looking it up
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If this is for a murder investigation then why wouldn't they take it to some university's music department and have a professor of music history listen to it? That seems like it would be more effective than asking the internet.
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Gobbeldygook posted:Can you identify this music/muzak? Doing so will aid a murder investigation. The music/muzak is playing in a diner/restaurant in 1983 either from the radio, a record, or television. More than likely a track from the literally thousands of records made for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeburg_1000 There is no publicly available catalog of the records.
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So how does identifying that song help with a murder investigation?
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global tetrahedron posted:So how does identifying that song help with a murder investigation? Turn to page 159 to find out how Encyclopedia solved it!
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Ok so, i only remember that the chorus said something like "Run, run away!" and the music video was an animation showing some weird dog running. Does anyone know about this song?
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Yggdrassil posted:Ok so, i only remember that the chorus said something like "Run, run away!" and the music video was an animation showing some weird dog running. Offspring - Hit That? Edit: VVV no problem! HoldYourFire fucked around with this message at 17:41 on Jun 26, 2012 |
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Jun 26, 2012 15:14
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HoldYourFire posted:Offspring - Hit That? Oh yeah! I've rediscovered part of my youth  Thank you very much!
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Pilchenstein posted:I can remember a song from around 1996, where the chorus is "Boom shalock, boom boom shalock, something something something". I've never been able to track it down because all any search turns up is House of Pain and it's not House of Pain. Whoomp There It is by Tag Team https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-FPimCmbX8 Click here for the relevant part.
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probably actually Whoot There It Is by 95 South cuz those dudes were affiliated w/ 69 Boyz iirc but yeah it's basically the same song hahaha
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Ok, this is kind of a long shot... I heard a song in a pub in Vancouver yesterday, and I can't for the life of me figure out what it was. The singer reminded me a little bit of the Kaiser Chiefs, the lyrics had the word "jealousy" in them multiple times but I couldn't understand anything else, and there were a few pauses for a clean, ascending guitar lick. Anybody think they can help me out based on this little bit of info? The rest of the playlist had songs you'd expect to hear in an Apple commercial, I think Tongue Tied by Grouplove was one of them, if that helps nail down the genre a little bit more.
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I'm in the same boat as 15/f/Ca. I was listening to an automatic radio playlist based on Pretty Lights on grooveshark and I listened to this track over and over and for the life of me can't remember the artist or the track's name. The track was some kind of electronica. It started with a 3-4 second long beeping sound and had elements of dubstep thrown in for good measure. I believe there was the word sugar or sugar sugar thrown in somewhere in the name of the artist or the track, but that's pretty much it. Kind of a longshot, I know...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEw4s5tGbT4 I'd love to know the song in the beginning and end of this video. It plays for the first minute, then starts up again around 7:30. The video description says Crocodiles, but I think that's the song in the middle. I guess it could be them, but I couldn't find any of their songs that sounded like that. Normally I'd just google one of the lyrics, but it's so lo-fi I literally cannot decipher a single verse.
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Can anyone identify this? http://www.kisstunes.com/m3/s.aspx?v=gU30gU772891 That's me playing it badly on my computer keyboard, and that's the only part of it I remember. Any help would be appreciated, it's been floating around in my head for years.
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Slaine posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEw4s5tGbT4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNe0CRjh7C8 It actually came up in the YouTube video description for me so I didn't have to work very hard. They seem pretty good!
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So the gym I go to tends to only pump top 40 music, really it's the only place I hear the stuff. Over the last couple weeks I've been hearing this one song that's stood out to me, just because it sounds so... Odd. Its a rap song with a beat that sounds like its been lifted directly from a country song. Just a notably wierd meld of musical styles. I'd like to know its name. I'm fairly certain its a recent release because it always precedes or follows like Gotye or Rhianna or some other.
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I swear I know who made this but for some reason I can't find anything about the song or any of the other lyrics. It's an industrially-sounding song, with a female singer who is singing kind of operatically, and at various points in the song a guy with a deep voice sings (with some effect) "a million wishes" (I think). Edit: Of course, the instant I post this I think of it. It's the song Mother by Panzer AG. Such a loving amazing song (and album) (and band) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ctn_oSrv4A4
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