I want your soul - Armand van Heldon

[fins5]

What can I say, I'm a sucker for synth and a tribute to old school (and boomboxes)! Funny that even this track is considered oldschool now (not by me...I'm just repeating).

[youtube]O-U1uddtskU[/youtube]

 

[zorlac]

How old is that video? Cuz Aphex does this same song, I think Aphexe's called come to daddy. Well they're too completely different songs but with the similar chorus...
http://youtu.be/5Az_7U0-cK0

 

[kingrat2010]

i think this is the one from aphex twinhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fmo1Sjn7dg&feature=related

 

[fins5]

I think it's from around 2007, but the sample that's used goes all the way back to the mid-80s. The sample is from a song by Siedah Garrett in the movie Fast Forward.


http://tinypic.com/r/ic8sw4/7

 

[zorlac]

Ah I thought it was an old sample. The Aphex twin Come To Daddy 1997 was it's own thing 10 years earlier I guess.
@Kingrat2010, I bought that Window Licker on vhs single back in 1987 for $4.00 at a local record store, I love that intro you just can't watch it enough. Chris Cunningham is on point with his videos.

 

[zorlac]

Typo Correction....Vhs Video in "1997" not "1987"

 

[fins5]

Zorlac, that one you linked to is freakin' disturbing! I'm gonna have nightmares! :'-(

 

[zorlac]

Ah, i'm sorry man. The same thing happened to me 10 years ago when I bought these Chris Cunningham videos....I saw this video and was creeped for a while. Now what I do is show it to other people so they have the same nightmares, the more people who have nightmares, the safer you are. It doesn't scare me anymore.

I thought I forgot about it until I read this title from Armand Van Helden.

You should peep the Window Licker video, it will correct the nightmares to a whole other level...
[youtube]?v=2IApCp2Pl8k[/youtube]

 

[djetaine]

LOL, I was coming in here to post the same Aphex Twin song. LOOOVE that track. Aphex twin was one of the driving forces behind me getting into drum and bass records and becoming a DJ

 

[zorlac]

Yeah, Richard D.James trajected my influences in the mid '90s, and the Chris cunningham videos are on a whole other level.
What kind of record collection do you have, size?, Genre? I see you have that "Singer" battery operated turntable in your Avitar, that is the best on the go record buying tool. It's easy to use, convenient, & rugged. Dope!

 

[djetaine]

Yeah, Richard D.James trajected my influences in the mid '90s, and the Chris cunningham videos are on a whole other level.
What kind of record collection do you have, size?, Genre? I see you have that "Singer" battery operated turntable in your Avitar, that is the best on the go record buying tool. It's easy to use, convenient, & rugged. Dope!

My collection spans multiple genres and years but the majority of it is all rooted in the drum and bass/jungle genre. Dub, ambient, dnb, jungle, dubstep, techstep, etc. I would guess that dnb is roughly 60 percent of my collection.
The others being about 20% 60's-80's rock, pop, soul
and another 15% various forms of house spaning multiple decades.
The last 5 percent would be a random assortment of metal, punk, rap, hiphop, big band and classical.

As for the size, maybe 1200-1500 records, just a guess. At this point I have no idea.