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RobertMoore
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This take on the Paul McCartney/Michael Jackson hit is starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My Mind" of 2006.
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> This take on the Paul McCartney/Michael Jackson hit is
> starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> Mind" of 2006.
>
The track's okay I guess. Top 10 in the UK and Ireland. It's in heavy rotations at the Galaxy stations.
The Hi Track project is the same guys who had a hand in DJ Jean's production of "The Launch", and were also known as the Klubbheads in the mid to late 90s.
> starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> Mind" of 2006.
>
The track's okay I guess. Top 10 in the UK and Ireland. It's in heavy rotations at the Galaxy stations.
The Hi Track project is the same guys who had a hand in DJ Jean's production of "The Launch", and were also known as the Klubbheads in the mid to late 90s.
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LaStyle
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> > This take on the Paul McCartney/Michael Jackson hit is
> > starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> > melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> > Mind" of 2006.
> >
>
> The track's okay I guess. Top 10 in the UK and Ireland. It's
> in heavy rotations at the Galaxy stations.
> The Hi Track project is the same guys who had a hand in DJ
> Jean's production of "The Launch", and were also known as
> the Klubbheads in the mid to late 90s.
>
I don't like this track.
> > starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> > melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> > Mind" of 2006.
> >
>
> The track's okay I guess. Top 10 in the UK and Ireland. It's
> in heavy rotations at the Galaxy stations.
> The Hi Track project is the same guys who had a hand in DJ
> Jean's production of "The Launch", and were also known as
> the Klubbheads in the mid to late 90s.
>
I don't like this track.
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SirNigel
Guest
> Expect this one to be the "Love On My Mind" of 2006.
I don't think so. In fact I really don't like the tune due to its annoying vocals.<P ID="signature">______________
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I don't think so. In fact I really don't like the tune due to its annoying vocals.<P ID="signature">______________
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Rocketman
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There goes the focus group of 4!
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> This take on the Paul McCartney/Michael Jackson hit is
> starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> Mind" of 2006.
>
It's okay. There is something about one part of the song where Michael sings the lyrics and Paul McCartney's sample of "baby" that, to me, is actually rather annoying.
Goes to show, dance music fans don't have to like everything out there
TS
> starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> Mind" of 2006.
>
It's okay. There is something about one part of the song where Michael sings the lyrics and Paul McCartney's sample of "baby" that, to me, is actually rather annoying.
Goes to show, dance music fans don't have to like everything out there
TS
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midwestclubber
Guest
> > > This take on the Paul McCartney/Michael Jackson hit is
> > > starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> > > melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> > > Mind" of 2006.
> > >
> >
> > The track's okay I guess. Top 10 in the UK and Ireland.
> It's
> > in heavy rotations at the Galaxy stations.
> > The Hi Track project is the same guys who had a hand in DJ
>
> > Jean's production of "The Launch", and were also known as
> > the Klubbheads in the mid to late 90s.
> >
>
> I don't like this track.
>
I dont care for it either. Its just another one of those tracks that just loops the same vocals from an older song, over and over again. I find the repetative vocals to be rather annoying, It has no song structure, not even a catchy instrumental hook.
> > > starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> > > melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> > > Mind" of 2006.
> > >
> >
> > The track's okay I guess. Top 10 in the UK and Ireland.
> It's
> > in heavy rotations at the Galaxy stations.
> > The Hi Track project is the same guys who had a hand in DJ
>
> > Jean's production of "The Launch", and were also known as
> > the Klubbheads in the mid to late 90s.
> >
>
> I don't like this track.
>
I dont care for it either. Its just another one of those tracks that just loops the same vocals from an older song, over and over again. I find the repetative vocals to be rather annoying, It has no song structure, not even a catchy instrumental hook.
> > This take on the Paul McCartney/Michael Jackson hit is
> > starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> > melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> > Mind" of 2006.
> >
>
> It's okay. There is something about one part of the song
> where Michael sings the lyrics and Paul McCartney's sample
> of "baby" that, to me, is actually rather annoying.
>
> Goes to show, dance music fans don't have to like everything
> out there
>
> TS
>
It would be better if it were an actual sample of the original, but it isn't. You can tell that it's not Michael and that "Baby" line is certainly not McCartney. I like the track pretty well (I tend to like the looping, sampling type dance tracks), but it would have been much better if they used the original sample for the loop.
> > starting to make inroads, and the infectous lyrics and
> > melody are tight. Expect this one to be the "Love On My
> > Mind" of 2006.
> >
>
> It's okay. There is something about one part of the song
> where Michael sings the lyrics and Paul McCartney's sample
> of "baby" that, to me, is actually rather annoying.
>
> Goes to show, dance music fans don't have to like everything
> out there
>
> TS
>
It would be better if it were an actual sample of the original, but it isn't. You can tell that it's not Michael and that "Baby" line is certainly not McCartney. I like the track pretty well (I tend to like the looping, sampling type dance tracks), but it would have been much better if they used the original sample for the loop.
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RobertMoore
Guest
Like I said last year these acts will pull a Eric Prydz and milk these classic hits for all its worth. Just ask the Freemasons and their leading lady Amanda Wilson. I guarantee you they're making themselves, Jackie Moore and Tina Turner very wealthy every time "Love On My Mind" is sold at retail and spun at both radio and clubs. And with HI_TACK taking off at radio expect the same treatment.
Funky People - Waiting for You
> It would be better if it were an actual sample of the
> original, but it isn't. You can tell that it's not Michael
> and that "Baby" line is certainly not McCartney. I like
> the track pretty well (I tend to like the looping, sampling
> type dance tracks), but it would have been much better if
> they used the original sample for the loop.
There is... look for "Funky People - Waiting for You". My guess is this is the original bootleg from last Spring. Groove Dallas has been playing this since June of last year (2005). We have no plans on playing the "legal" Hi-Tack release.<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by julesism on 02/08/06 09:04 PM.</FONT></P>
> It would be better if it were an actual sample of the
> original, but it isn't. You can tell that it's not Michael
> and that "Baby" line is certainly not McCartney. I like
> the track pretty well (I tend to like the looping, sampling
> type dance tracks), but it would have been much better if
> they used the original sample for the loop.
There is... look for "Funky People - Waiting for You". My guess is this is the original bootleg from last Spring. Groove Dallas has been playing this since June of last year (2005). We have no plans on playing the "legal" Hi-Tack release.<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by julesism on 02/08/06 09:04 PM.</FONT></P>
> Like I said last year these acts will pull a Eric Prydz and
> milk these classic hits for all its worth. Just ask the
> Freemasons and their leading lady Amanda Wilson. I guarantee
> you they're making themselves, Jackie Moore and Tina Turner
> very wealthy every time "Love On My Mind" is sold at retail
> and spun at both radio and clubs. And with HI_TACK taking
> off at radio expect the same treatment.
>
Oh yeah, without a DOUBT on that! That's pretty much what it's come down to for most dance music to get a better chance some sort of radio airplay....revamp a classic hit. Originals do break through yet it's something about what people know that just catapults it.
I suppose whatever it takes, but I'd like (as sure as we all do) for more original material to surface.
TS
> milk these classic hits for all its worth. Just ask the
> Freemasons and their leading lady Amanda Wilson. I guarantee
> you they're making themselves, Jackie Moore and Tina Turner
> very wealthy every time "Love On My Mind" is sold at retail
> and spun at both radio and clubs. And with HI_TACK taking
> off at radio expect the same treatment.
>
Oh yeah, without a DOUBT on that! That's pretty much what it's come down to for most dance music to get a better chance some sort of radio airplay....revamp a classic hit. Originals do break through yet it's something about what people know that just catapults it.
I suppose whatever it takes, but I'd like (as sure as we all do) for more original material to surface.
TS
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