Gen-Z Kids Checked Out EDM Bangers From My Youth (Darude, Eiffel 65, Daft Punk, and More)
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Checking out Gen-Z kids discovering the music I grew up with has been a blast, and they recently checked out a bunch of old EDM/Techno/Dance songs from the middle school dance and roller rink days, and it was such a nostalgia trip.
00:00 Intro
01:05 Lucas IS the React Channel
01:30 "Sandstorm"
02:39 "Better Off Alone"
03:55 "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger"
04:50 "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom"
05:42 90's Lyrics Were Filthy
07:10 "Satisfaction"
08:48 "Every Time We Touch"
09:33 "Blue (Da Ba Dee)"
10:57 "Kernkraft 400"
11:53 "Around The World"
12:46 "Listen To Your Heart"
13:31 "Rhythm Of The Night"
14:03 "What Is Love"
15:12 "Push The Feeling On"
17:13 Outro / Final Thoughts
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The 90s were always 10 years ago.
Exactly. Haha
Yep...
A keep tellling myself that too 😂
So my brain is permanently locked in at 28 years old….aaaaack
The fuck?
Reading the Twitch chat and seeing all the 90's Dance Dance Revolution fans talking about Captain Jack, 2Unlimited, and E-Rotic brings a tear to my eye and makes me feel old as hell.
Played the crap out of DDR in middle school and high school
Dude. I remember when Technotrinic dropped Pump up the Jam.. Total feels..
Max, don't have sex with your ex, oh Max, oh Max!
HEYYYO CAPTAIN JACK
@@Samsquantch82 CENTERFOLD
I saw an interview with E-Type where he told a story of him having a gig at a university or something like that and it dawned upon him that not one persion in the audience were born when the songs came out and the audience knew every single word to every single song. He was just amazed.
To see someone namedrop E-Type in a 90's music video comment section is amazing to me too.
So much bangers they could not fit into this video.
Now we need one for 2000's Music!
- Dragostea Din Tei
- Popcorn
- Calcutta
- Stereo Love
- We No Speak Americano
- Danza Kuduro
- Bromance
- Caramelldansen
- DOTA
- Bailando
- Axel F
- Witch Doctor
- Heaven
- Tarzan & Jane
Popcorn is from the 70s.
Axel F is literally the theme to a popular 80s movie franchise. Nothing 2000s about it.
@@DerMoerpler That's true, I meant the Crazy Frog Remix
@@superhel I meant the Crazy Frog Remix 😐
@@MasterKnutA Oh yeah, I totally forgot that was a thing. My bad.
Sometimes I'm surprised how much of the European dance music was played in the US.
Crazy thing is, I don’t think many Americans then, or even now, we’re aware that 99% of those club bangers were from European artists.
@@TankTheTechwe don't hate you for that. It's cute. 😂
Pete Tong's Essential mixes
@@TankTheTech Europe just dominated the scene, actually still does, it's just not that mainstream anymore.
There’s definitely still plenty they don’t know/weren’t chart hits like they were in Europe
Be my lover, Freestyler, Move your body, Galvanize, Voyage Voyage...absolutely classics, too.
Bro, memories were hitting hard
4:22 Oh my goodness, the fact that younger people even know Totally Spies is crazy to me. It was such a nichely popular show when I was growing up (am 30 now), the fact that kids now even know it exists is wild.
Midwest metal head here. Loved going down this with you. I'm a metal head, but never discount other music. Loved it.
Bro I was born in 2001 and literally all of this music I listen to, when I’m drawing, or gaming. I feel cultured to know all of these songs lol.
Hell yeah!
@@TankTheTech they need to listen to 60s era tunes
I'm disappointed they didn't do any The Prodigy. They need a round 2.
Yeah, a Round 2 with some deeper cuts would be cool. I understand why they chose these though, cause they were massive international mainstream hits.
With also freestyler and insomnia
Yes, they definitely need to get into listening to some scary ass industrial, and goth type stuff, like The Prodigy, but also Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails, Aphex Twin, or anything else that’s been used in in the background scenes of scary movies or playing while characters meet in a goth dance club, where there’s people dancing in cages for no reason, and the main characters of the film are the only people in the place that aren’t in full leather or latex fetish wear.
The kind of electronic music that metal heads can enjoy, but before Skrillex, because they certainly know that stuff. Then again, maybe not-so if they threw that in there too, that would be fine too.
I would honestly love to fly out to California just to give those kids a presentation on the ENTIRE Prodigy discography.
And Chemical Brothers!
I was born in '83 and although I've always been more of a rocker and metalhead. I can attest, these songs really did seem to draw in all of us. As far the songs listed in this video, Blue by Eiffel 65 was without a doubt the biggest one for myself and many others I grew up with.
It seems to be that some of the most popular songs become 'memes', while also being some of the best music out there. Blue, What is Love, Zombie, Sound of Silence, and so on and so on. They grow a meme status but for a reason. They are legendary pieces of music. Im a 93' baby and still i find myself sticking about older music before my age or when i was young. Very little these days seems to interest me despite my love of everything from opera to electronica and metal. I generally stick to the bands that aren't on radio. But some of these 'meme' songs are REALLY good productions. Shooting Stars is a good example for me personally. I listen to it some nights to relax and fall asleep. I have pretty high standard though cause of my mother who was a singer. But if you like something, don't let anyone hold you back. My wife is a BTS girl, i can't stand em even if i respect what that are trying to be. Its annoying sounding to me. Then again what i listen to annoys her! Enjoy your music and styles. Just cause it's a 'meme' don't mean anything. Music is our universal language. Speak your words through it and relax. ((Appologies for the spiel but i felt it was relatable to the video and current music trends.))
I can attest of us Rockers/Metalheads being draw into EDM/Techno. I went to a rock/metal festival. Right before this band came on, they played that song they used for the Six Flags commercial from the 2000s.
I'm from '78, and a metalhead. I know all these songs, but not the titles or artists. My kid is asking me for the "da ba dee" song in the car all the time, it's driving me crazy...
@@darktoranaga Blue are the words he says and what he thinks. Blue is the feeling that lives inside him.
I was born in the same year! For me, Around The World was the biggest tune from the rave scene and I loved Daft Punk after that.
The "I'm blue, if I was green I would die" was a Scottish football thing between rival teams as well, since two major teams in Glasgow are both blue and green, the Rangers and the Celtics. The more you know. I wouldn't be too surprised if that's where the whole thing spread.
Sandstorm is eternal, it's a constant like. Somehow Darude created an immortal banger that will always slap to everyone who hears it. The song could be 100 years old but you could play that shit at a sporting event and everyone would lose their shit.
Rhythm of the Night is one I've always fucked with but nowadays I can't think of that song without remembering the radio caller who thought the lyrics were "Reebok o es Nike"
Every song they showed them is such an insane banger. I'll always rock out to every song here.
Yeah, Sandstorm is truly eternal. I think it's the "simple" build-up->beat-drop->catchy hook that doesn't over-complicates things too much. The song somehow tells you what to expect, and delivers in spades as promised.
Anyone can easily rock out and dance on it after hearing the first few bars the song for the first time.
Waka maka fon!
I'm honestly surprised they didn't do "Robert Miles - Children" or "Scooter - The Logical song"
The Logical Song would not be an obvious choice for Scooter though. Fire, How Much Is The Fish or the iconic Hyper Hyper should have been in there.
Waaaooo just seeing the name Scooter reminded me of their "Fire" song.
Yeah, and PAKITO - LIVING ON VIDEO aswell
@@Uli_Krosse Nah gotta go with Maria hooked up to a webpage with a button that vibrates your entire browser.
Electronic Dance Music was great between the mid-90s and early 2000s!
Especially *Trance* 🔥
DHT was freaking AWESOME! As a Roxette fan i was so impressed at how good turning the song into a club track was.
I'm from Germany, born 1979, living close to the borders to Belgium and The Netherlands. This brought back so many memories. It was great to go to clubs in 3 different countries. Eurodance was huge, so was Rave, (Happy) Hardcore. I'm always astound how many artists and Eurodance projects are from Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands. They were really dominating this genre. Obviously we got great songs from other countries as well, like seen in the video. Maybe we shouldn't give a shit next year at the Eurovision Song Contest and bring back Eurodance and have the biggest dance party since the 90s.
Same here (living on the smallest diameter of the Netherlands 5 minutes from Belgium and Germany). Visited all club in the NRW area, Limburg and Brussels/Antwerp area!!! Born 1973, German Techno, Belgian Acid/New Beat and the Dutch Trance (and Gabber/Hardstyle.........) Loved it!
I'm not from this area but that's "Radiogrundwissen"
I was born 79 aswell I can't believe how many bands I listened to and never even knew they were German... Well Except for the obvious Rammstein , and KMFDM... lol
I'm a Gen X American who lived in Bavaria during the early 80s and Eurodance is criminally underappreciated here, especially among my generation.
Depends what you mean by 'dance'.. Much of this stuff wasn't played in UK raves, more regular nightclubs. Or maybe I just ended up at the good ones. I think my top 3 from that era would be DJ Misjah & DJ TIm, Access; Thomas Heckmann, Amphetamine; Eat Static, Boney Incus (Man With No Name mix). Germany did have the Harthous lable though :p
I'm from Europe and have been born in one of the first years that are considered to belong to Gen Z and I confirm, the songs are a trip down memory lane.
I know, you've been surprised about that and I can understand why, however I can explain at least my nostalgia with memories of travelling with my parents somewhere in the car and our radio, whether the radio stations with the "greatest hits from the 80s, 90s and today" or our car radio with my parents' music mix CDs inserted, blasting those tunes. Using the internet as of around 2009/2010, experiencing the rise of UA-cam through millennial influencers, who grew up with that music, used it for memes etc., I think one can see, how Gen Z also experienced all that music and ties memories to it, even though differently than your generation did :D
YES! I guess i'd be a millenial but driving around in the car with my parents, visiting family we always played cassette tapes of THEIR favourite music. Thats why i know bands like ABBA, Deep Purple or Bonnie M - because they were the songs of my parents youth passed down through car traveling... Songs i would have never known otherwise.
Im also in the earliest group to be considered gen z and these songs were played constantly in the 2000s, especially at primary and high school discos etc
Yeah but these are the youngest gen-z'ers they're probably not even 18, you're probably around 28
as someone born in 2005, the 90s and 00s were amazing, still pretty much my favorite era of music, I
7:45 That's one of the funniest uses of "your mum" I've ever heard, credit to her.
Being born in the early 90s in Central Europe, eurodance, 90s trance etc, are genres of my childhood! Eiffel 65, Captain Jack, Alice Deejay, ATB, La Bouche, Masterboy, Snap!, Gigi D'agostino. Mr. President, Corona, Culture Beat, Blank & Jones... Damn, so many memories! Next month Westbam is playing in my city and I'm actually considering going 😂
I’m surprised “Don’t Stop” by ATB wasn’t in the video
The beauty of "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" is that it samples another song for it's main hook, too. Look up "Cola Bottle Baby".
Majority (if not all) of Daft Punk stuff is samples, crazy huh? 😁
90s dance and techno puts me in such a nostalgia mood. I feel i could have an out of body experience listening to that stuff😂😢❤
Fun fact: ATC - Around the world is a cover from a russian pop group "Руки вверх"(Hands in the air) which produced it originally in 1998.
Being a kid in the early 2000’s and listen all these stuff was amazing. When there was no youtube and social media
Hey Tank, thanks for a throwback down a memory lane. All those songs were my literal childhood. I was born in 95 and yes I am European.
nice sabaton
All of my best memories, attached to these songs, are at my local skating rink. (Probably 10-13 yrs old) 😅 So much fun, attached to those “music memories.” 😎
These are my teens, still listen to most of them this day. There’s a hardcore version of Kernkraft 400 that’s amazing too. And as a Dutchie of course proud to see so many European acts.
i consider myself a metalhead but i knew more songs here than in any metal video form this series, haha. this brought me back to my teen years, electronic music has never been as good as it was in the 80s/90s/00s.
I was absolutely obsessed with cascada as a teen, I used to watch edits of final fantasy clips with Cascada songs overlaid and I didn't even play the game but I was infatuated with the romantic storyline presented.
Did you know that Cascada's version was actually a cover? The original is from 1992 by Maggie Reilly.
@@HH-hd7nd Maggie Reilly's voice was amazing. Although I mostly know her from her collaboration with Mike Oldfield in his more radio friendly songs.
Born in '02. My family listened primarily to a lot of their generational music, and that's how I came across many gems like these. My grandfather actually made me discover Styx, a great band that is one of his favorites!
My older siblings used to tease me for liking the Eiffel 65 when I was a kid lol but today I've been listening to a bunch of more different bands of different languages, and opening my ear holes to a wider range of music ;)
This makes me feel SO old. Cause I was a DJ in the 90's. 😁
That guy's accents are pretty decent, German and Scottish are tricky!
Pretty sure the Kernkraft track came before the chant, but i just read that it was a remix of a C64 tune from 1984 so I'm not sure anymore haha
Average night out in England ua-cam.com/video/p1TCSbv_KPw/v-deo.html
We are having a one day festival in Sweden called "We that love the 90's" and we got bands like Lou Bega, Reel 2 Real, VENGABOYS, E-TYPE, CASCADA, 666, CORONA, ALICE DJ, CULTURE BEAT, Fragma, PARADISIO, Basic Element, PANDORA, DA BUZZ, DR BOMBAY, ATOMIC KITTEN and ATC are the more known ones and then some more Swedish bands from the era.
HOLY SHIT YOU KNOW JBO!!! Greetings from Germany, we're all pink on the inside.
That comment near the end got me! "Their Memory Lane is a cul de sac!" LOL!
Hahahahaha
I'm really shocked Bass Hunter wasn't on there!
So as a old skool 90s raver, it's good to see kids learn where their samples really come from. I feel like they should've pulled one two mor obscure tracks. And I'm suprised they didnt include Heaven by DJ Sammy, which was played TO DEATH! I also, towards your comment at the end; raves, when these tracks came out, usually didnt have an age limit, club events did.😝
Those kids missed out on Daft Hands and other lyric-related video versions of 'Harder Faster,' truly mindblowing \m/
Thanks! Great throwback for us who grew up in the 80s and 90s
My favorite metal/EDM fusion album is The Path of Totality. Korn SMASHED that album
This is why I love you mate. Primarily you do rock and metal but you can get down and reminisce about 90s electronic music, I'm with you brother ❤️
When I was 12-13 and listening to Vengaboys I thought they where some of the most explicit mainstream music on the radio, I hadn't heard about 2 Live Crew yet until Swedish Radio played Hoochie Mama in the middle of the day.
Them not mentioning that "Listen to your heart" is a cover of Roxette's Listen to your Heart annoys me
That annoyed me too.
Yep. Marie's live rendition of this song, standing alone at the front edge of the stage and looking so vulnerable, triggered all the protective instincts I am capable of. One of the finest voices in the buisness and now part of the heavenly choir. RIP Marie
They (React) did mention that it was a cover of Roxette. Tank just cut that bit out of this vid.
2 Live Crew is WILD lol
Roxette had been one of ma favourite bands in the 90s.
Same with Everytime We Touch. Such an iconic 80s song. I lived through 90s as a kid and I don't remember hearing Cascada's version at all. It will always be Maggie Reilly's song to me.
I like your kind hearted reaction to these youngsters . Always enjoy your videos, but this one was cute, and I shared it with my husband. Nostalgia is a big thing, but it's hard to "teach" you can only share and hope they like it a little😂
I agree with you Tank, the nostalgia trip is real. I'm really getting old xD
These songs are still getting played heavy in the clubs, they'll never go out of style.
A good list, but i really think "I like to move it" from Reel 2 Real, Sash! - Ecuador, and Snap! - Rhythm is a Dancer should have been a must.
Gen Z: : If they haven't seen it in a meme then they now nothin about it.
I mean, a few of these weren’t memes and they knew em. Haha
that's how you keep art from the past alive, by circling it around. let's be honest, how many classics from the 40s, 50s, 60s or 70s do we know? i bet not many. at least 80s and 90s are still strong in popculture.
@@elenuvien I know a lot of them. You're welcome.
@@elenuvien I know a ton of 50's-70's rock. Thanks Dad!
@@elenuvien Only the songs that have been redone/cover by some bands... Like I fought the law, Louis Louis, ... Mind you being Born in 79 I stilllisten to some late 70's early 80's music yo this day...better than the crap that is being produced now.
I'm 24 and recognized most from my dad's radio and pentatonix 90's medly cover.
Great review. I'm a 90's kid (November 1990) and this whole react was a vibe. I actually had that Eiffel 65 album (Europop) and there were some absolute bangers on there!
The best part was seeing Thy Art Is Murder (supported by Whitechapel, Spite and Chelsea Grin) in Melbourne, Australia, and having Vengaboys play as the intro song before TAIM took the stage.
Damn, I've always been a metalhead but I sang along to every single one of these. There some absolute EDM bangers in the 90s!
Ugh you just made me feel old AF. Definitely was a Senior in HS when most of these came out and went to Raves and these were all BRAND NEW 😂
My first concert without my parents was The Venga Boys and LFO 😂😂😂
Song in the Video is
Darude - Sandstorm
I was born in 87 and from Australia but all these songs were huge here too. I loved David from ec’s incorporation of sandstorm in to his drum solo they posted. The presets still make think of early 2000s EDM
Wow, that was a massive, unexpected trip down memory lane. I either constantly heard alot of these songs on the radio, or had so many of these songs on various mix cds when I was growing up.
My brother would make me cds sometimes after letting me go through his music collection to decide what I wanted on each one, and Blue was the very first song on the first cd he ever made for me.
It's been a favorite ever since💙💙
90s-00s dance and techno will always go down as the great music era everrrrrrr
What they did not mention is that the Cascada piece is originally by Maggie Reilly, 1992. Can't help wondering will the future dance music producers have anything that is truly new today, to sample from ? It does seem that the current ones aren't composing anything, just taking samples that might even have bee sampled already.
That video is SO great! ❤ I recognized 99% of the songs. Eiffel 65 was kind of mocked in Germany, because it's so simple, but everyone sang along anyway. Also "Listen to your heart" is originally from swedish Rockband Roxette (one of my first albums on tape!)!! And the original is WAY better than this lazy copy of it! Better off alone is an ALL TIME banger, still listening to it these days! ❤ And Vengaboys and Cascada - loved it! I didn't know they were huge in the US too, especially with Cascada I never thought that, because I thought they were kind of a "german phenomenon".
@TanktheTech you should do a full throwback episode on the channel with all the germans in live chat 😂
The Roxette original is a 6-star, SSR-Tier classic
Never thought of that many of these songs were sampled in other big hits .. kinda cool! What a legacy 90`s eurobeat is
BRO, im so glad I watched your reaction to their video before i saw it on the actual channel cause you are so relatable with your commentary.
Listen to your heart was also a cover, original by the 80s band Roxette.
The genre is amusing to me as I was a teenager during the 90's but it wasn't a type of music I much cared for. I have a little experience with it, but I'm basically in the same boat as these kids.
Banger after banger, glad to have grown up with these songs. Also weird to see so many samples of these songs be hits nowadays, makes me feel very old haha. Also proud to see the dutch acts being represented with Vengaboys, and Alice Deejay 🇳🇱. About the lyrics in the 90s, there was this electronic song here in The Netherlands by T-Spoon called Sex on the Beach, being exactly what you think it would be. Crazy big hit, especially among kids.
They actually had to change the title on CD releases to Sax on the Beach,
Because they knew how popular the song was with primary school children.
@@BramLastname Oh my, you reminded me of the time me and schoolmates watched a horrible Estonian school bullying turned school shooting movie and then after, when everyone was silent in shock, someone put Sex on the Beach on loop for the rest of the evening.
I just go "OOF" a couple of seconds into every song, first it hurts my soul, but then I get happy when I see the kids vibe it!
Such a great concept for a YT channel
2005... It's been 18 years since I was 18 years old. Still no kids...
The fact that they left out The Daddy of Dance, Robert Miles feels kinda like a sin, but easily still one of the most fun of these react vids
Trance baby
You'll never convince me the lyrics are not talking about dying if they were green. To me those are the lyris.
No way. "I'm blue. I'm in need of a guy, I'm in need of a guy."
10:37 haha hilarious, just awesome
17:16 Ja Frieden, Liebe, Einheit und Respekt Ja
this kid is hilarious greetings from germany
if people say this is lazy content they shall make there own channel :P
Every time I view reaction videos, such as this one, I always find myself compelled to listen to the complete songs featured in the video.
I am born in 1980 and i love the music from my era so much. Most music that comes out today is pretty forgettable sadly. When people still remember songs from 1960-2000 it says something ;)
I was born in 1998 so I still don't know what gen I sit in, but this was such a nostalgia trip. And before someone asks "did your parents listen to those songs?" No. They don't listen to anything outside of the late 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. Any bands/musicians that they listened to that still made music through the 90s and 2000s they did listen to, but nothing like these songs
sadly you are genz
I grew up in an area where pop and rap was the sound. EDM/house music wasn't just unpopular, it was unheard of. Summer of 2001, I graduate HS and spend a summer in Europe. Late July I think it was, I'm at RuisRock in Finland, absolutely wasted on some moonshine-tasting stuff in a liter juice container that some rando in our group handed me. Darude came on and played Sandstorm, and it was the first time I'd ever heard it. I bounced *so* much I was dizzy by the time his set was done. When I got back to the US that fall, that song was one of a myriad of EDM music that took over the radios. I had no idea that whole experience would still feel as magical when hearing the song 22yrs later. ❤
The fact you said Blue wasn't the best song on the album made me start following you!!
These reactions are always great to see. Wish you a good day Tank and don't forget Heavy Metal rules.🤘
I was 12 when VengaBoys released that album. I love how horny our music was in the 90s. I was 13 when Blue hit the charts(as in this came out around my 13th birthday)
But it sounds so “oddly wholesome”! lol
I was born in '94 this is a trip down memory lane for me, so much nostalgia
Das Boot by U96 should've been in there
I get shivers whenever I hear this one!
Absolutely.
As a swedish gen x born in the mid 70is.
Hitting the clubs in the mid 90is these tracks is forever etched in my brain.
We didnt even go out looking for girls, just dance and party.
And some how found some nice girls anyway 😂
To answer your question regarding Totally Spies! is a cartoon from the earl 2000's, originally aired in 2001. It was about 3 teenage girls (Sam, Clover, Alex) from Beverly Hills, CA who are secretly spies for W.H.O.O.P. (kinda like the CIA). So basically these girls are juggling being normal teenagers (school, dates, dances, jobs etc) while also being spies and having their lives constantly interrupted to go on missions to save the world. It's actually a really good show, I grew up on it and absolutely loved it!
I still have the entire Interstella 5555 'movie' and now I have to watch it for the thousandth time, thanks for the reminder!
Its hilarious for me! i technically count as Gen Z (born in 98), but know all of the songs as i have 4 older siblings and this was the music i was listening to most of the time (cause of my siblings and my parents). Got a friend that thought i was in my late 20s until recently till i told him, that i was born in 98 and he couldnt believe it XD. Just because i connect way more with Gen Y and older and less with Gen Z and Alpha (as its currently called, seems wrong though).
That’s the same with me, I was born 2002 and I remember these songs 😂 we used to listen to them in high school and primary school.. I’m 21 now I feel old 😂
They should react to actual techno!!! Like Orbital, Josh Wink, Aphex Twin, Juno Reactor, Crystal Method, Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Tricky, DJ Spooky, Mr. Oizo, Massive Attack, Greyboy, and maybe some Paul Van Dyk
This taste list!
Tricky is trip hop as is Massive Attack , Aphex Twin is closer to drum and bass and jungle imo but really they just f..d up, though technically also classed as techno.
Hell, either way I'd love to see those kids react to rubber Johnny or even Who's your daddy 😅😅
@@traviskbracken7457 that Lucas kid would be covering his eyes during Come To Daddy!!! LOL
Maybe I should add Oakenfold, DJ Dieselboy, Rabbit In the Moon and Sasha and Digweed
Eifel 65 - Blue was the ONLY track we had playing on repeat on a 3 day lan-party. Good old days hehe
I love it! My kids are learning about this through my goofy ass making up random lyrics to iconic songs.
Eiffel 65 Move Your Body is "wash your body" for a bath time song. Prodigy Smack My Bitch Up for us is "Smack my kids up"
I was told it’s “I’m blue I’m in need of a guy”
😂😂😂
FLESHGOD APOCALYPSE cover eiffel65 blue :)
haha its a great cover honestly
Great cover.
Those young kids are missing out with amazing bangers, back in my days....damn I feel old
Benny Benassi was my hero at 14... sick music - and videos. Gigi D`Agostino, though-... Helped me through alot. La Passion
90s electro and no prodigy? No breathe, Firestarter or smack. My bitch up?... Heathens
Nightcrawlers "push the feeling" would have been nice on that list
edit: and they put it on there, nice ^^
Or destination Calabria by gaudino
Or touch and go "would you"
Gigi D'agostino bla bla bla or the riddle
or should we go down the eurobeat rabbit hole with stuff like Dune or Pharaoh
or classic Gabber,m like "I want to be a hippie"?
„Push The Feeling On“ was there.
@@TankTheTech you're right, I edited my comment, had finished it when I was but 10 minutes in or so.
however, I'd say, there was so much stuff thrown together, that was from different genres and you could throw in so much more
techno is not trance, is not house, is not gabber, is not eurobeat
etc ^^
I mean, fuck, that is my childhood heavy rotation stuff (at least the pre 2000 songs) and then they mix it with generic shite like Cascada and ignore defining bands like the Prodigy...
sheesh, these people.
and yes, I am old enough to be grumpy about this ^^
sad no basshunter :/
Boten Anna... hard to explain to current kids what a Channel bot is^^
'Listen to your heart' original version was by Roxette. A band that ruled, but ultimately is only known for that one 'it must have been love´ from that awful movie with Julia Roberts.
The lead singer, Marie Fredriksson, recently died from a long battle with cancer and my whole nation mourned her.
fun thing, Tiktok making Around the World trend was ripped straight out of a Vine when that platform existed lol, it trended back then from 3 kids doing it
Born in 86... there were 3 songs i didnt know on the list which surprised me bcuz i always thought i was so open to and knowledgable about music 😂
I still get tingling in the back of my skull everytime that 2nd dun nununa of sandstorm from flashbacks.
The most well knoen cover of Sandstorm: Arin's bit from Game Grumps.
My daughter was born in 1995 and I remember discovering and watching the react channnel with her I think by now they can do react to the original react videos this channel has been on for so long
Love seeing gen Z people complain way to much about them
This whole video brings back some late elementary to middle school memories
there was 2 or 3 I didn't know lol and I was born in 94 😅 but then again I didn't grow up with tv's or radios much around until I was 8!!