It was June, 22, 1990 our final day of school. There was Peter Page, Oliver Chamberlain, Steven Prince, Andy Knightly and me they called me the King....Because my names Gary King
Ollie was funny, he fancied himself as a player but really he was all maths, we called him Oman because he had birthmark on his forehead that looked like a 6 he loved it.
It was June, 22, 1990. Our final day of school. There was Peter Page, Oliver Chamberlain, Steven Prince, Andy Knightly, and me. They called me the king.... because my name's Gary King!
@@eerikwiren1532 thats right a record label named Island Records own the rights to this song so it is in their hands to do so. However they have been reluctant to do anything with it upon obtaining the rights as its full of unclear samples which poses a legislation risk to them therefore it severely limits them how they can distribute the song
@unknown-and-known because a record company own the rights to this song and the reason why they haven't put it on Spotify is because it is full of uncleared samples which poses a legislation risk to them
It's that man again! Despite his meandering maneuverability, his strategical susceptibility, his infantile indefatigability, and his tendency towards tactical trability, he still remains.
The point of the movie is exactly the opposite. It’s not letting go of that party animal inside you even if it’s seen as a flaw because flaws are what make us you’ll human
Apologies if someone's already covered this, but the samples are, in order (apart from the Magic Roundabout theme, obv): Opening fanfare and dialogue - from It's That Man Again (1940s BBC radio comedy), "Bye bye, everyone, bye bye" - Harry Corbett from the original BBC Sooty Show, light string music at end - "Puffin Billy", the theme to BBC Radio's Children's Favourites show, "Oh my God, is he nuts?" - Willie Scott, from the bridge fight sequence at end of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
Most certainly is! I bought this when it came out and it brought a huge grin to my face when it started. Mark came from my home town and DJ'd at our local ;-)
That Movie really stings me... I mean, Gary King isn't just a man who can't let go of his childhood. The clothes he wears, the mixtape he put on in the car, damn, nearly everything he has is from that time of his life when everything was just right in the world for him. Everyone else would have lost track or thrown away those things by that time of life... It stings cos I'm pretty much the same... My early teens were just right and I still have the posters on my wall, the jacket I wore back then and yes, I'm even a bad alchey like him. (On a less serious note, this movie has taught me to hope for the collapse of civilization at my hands in order to create a world in which I belong.)
I was just watching the opening to The Worlds End again, and I noticed this song uses the instrumental to "The Man Machine" by Kraftwerk at a couple points.. I wonder if this had anything to do with it being used in the film.
The company that own this song (island records) are reluctant to do anything with it as its full of uncleared samples which could pose a legislation risk for them
my uncle made this song. Unfortunately he don't own the rights to this song. A record label owns it hence it is in their hands to do so but they've been reluctant to do anything with it upon obtaining the rights
Fuck me! This is fucking rare! Legend of a track! Think i was wasted somewhere in a field in Northamptonshire when the DJ threw this on! Good old days!
it's the intro to the kids show 'the magic roundabout' and spaced was made by the same people who made the cornetto trilogy, and this song was used in the world's end
There seemed to be a number of dance tracks then that sampled children's TV: Charly - The Prodigy Trip to Tumpton - Urban Hype Sesame's Treet - The Smart E's The other sample used here seems to be "Expansions" by Lonnie Liston Smith.
'I remember sitting up on top of that hill, blood on my knuckles, beer down my shirt, sick on my shoes, seeing the orange glow of a new dawn break and knowing in my heart, life would never feel this good again. And you know what? It never did.'
Probably a licensing issue with the samples. Early De La Soul albums are missing from spotify for that reason. I heard them talk about it once. Someone would need to get all the samples that are used cleared under more modern law than when the records were made. I assume the cost of getting it done isn't going to make the money back.
Apparently when Edgar Wright first thought that up he was just going to tweet "What the fuck does WTF mean?", but then he thought "nah, that's way too good to waste on Twitter, I'm saving it for a screenplay" lol
Really?!! I was originally from Sudbury in Suffolk and I was friends with a local DJ, Howard Gibson, who introduced me to the 12". I think Howard had a fair few copies.
![[The World's End]- 26- The Sisters Of Mercy - This Corrosion - (Orginal Soundtrack)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5Mcf7xWgxKU/mqdefault.jpg)
It was June, 22, 1990 our final day of school. There was Peter Page, Oliver Chamberlain, Steven Prince, Andy Knightly and me they called me the King....Because my names Gary King
Ollie was funny, he fancied himself as a player but really he was all maths, we called him Oman because he had birthmark on his forehead that looked like a 6 he loved it.
dodgy dave I watched the first scene again and it was definitely math
dodgy dave smash mouth
If you turn on subtitles you'll see that he does say "mouth."
@@bazinga743 its mouth in the script and i misstook it for math the first time i watched it
ever had one of those nights that starts like no other but turns out to be the best night ever?
g l yes I have had plenty of those and hopefully plenty more!
It was June, 22, 1990. Our final day of school. There was Peter Page, Oliver Chamberlain, Steven Prince, Andy Knightly, and me. They called me the king.... because my name's Gary King!
Gary Fucking King.
ye I fell off a bridge and into an acid vat, now ive only got 2 limbs
I fell into a barrel of ACME toxic waste and now im a Joker 🤔😂😆🙈
It’s a crime that this isn’t on Spotify.
One of the Comments said that the producer of this doesn’t own rights to it anymore and therefore can’t put it on spotify
@@eerikwiren1532 Spotify is so stuck up its own arse... I would not use that shite anyway. However, what a tune this is.
@@eerikwiren1532 thats right a record label named Island Records own the rights to this song so it is in their hands to do so. However they have been reluctant to do anything with it upon obtaining the rights as its full of unclear samples which poses a legislation risk to them therefore it severely limits them how they can distribute the song
why isn't it?
@unknown-and-known because a record company own the rights to this song and the reason why they haven't put it on Spotify is because it is full of uncleared samples which poses a legislation risk to them
"They call me the King" - Gary King
King Gay hahahahahahahaha!
cooolsimon282 Roar!!!!!!
The World's End is definitely my favorite film.
I love all three Cornetto movies.
Same
Jim Taylor
It’s critically acclaimed
You're not alone
Same
"Ever had one of those nights that starts out like any other, but ends up being the best night of your life?"
It's that man again! Despite his meandering maneuverability, his strategical susceptibility, his infantile indefatigability, and his tendency towards tactical trability, he still remains.
Fede Sandford when I try to say it I just stumble over every syllable
King!
perfect song for The World's End opening wow
2020 ending music
Edgar Wright is a great and smart director, he can make a scene with a song who is completely right for a scene.
The film is quite sad. He can't leave his childhood
And nor should he. Nor should any of us.
Can any of us?
@@paulmiddleton7168 exactly
thats my uncle your talking about there
The point of the movie is exactly the opposite. It’s not letting go of that party animal inside you even if it’s seen as a flaw because flaws are what make us you’ll human
0:00 Universal logo
0:22 Working Title logo
"Smashy Smashy Egg Man" -Nick Frost
Critickage Andy Knightley technically
Is he one of them or is he one of theeeem?
Let's Boo Boo!!!
Apologies if someone's already covered this, but the samples are, in order (apart from the Magic Roundabout theme, obv): Opening fanfare and dialogue - from It's That Man Again (1940s BBC radio comedy), "Bye bye, everyone, bye bye" - Harry Corbett from the original BBC Sooty Show, light string music at end - "Puffin Billy", the theme to BBC Radio's Children's Favourites show, "Oh my God, is he nuts?" - Willie Scott, from the bridge fight sequence at end of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
strictlytrue08 this is late but what about the woman asking if we’re sitting comfortably? 😂
@@ineffablemars watch with mother :)
bassline that starts at 0:53 is expansions by lonnie liston smith and the cosmic echoes
I definitely recognise the Magic Roundabout theme tune.
no one gonna mention kraftwerk man machine? always thought that was why they added it to the movie
The “that is not my idea of a good time” scene had me balling my eyes out
Just bought this on 12" after hearing it on Worlds End, cracking track ;)
Also used a few times on Spaced, I believe.
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@@greg7783 No that was the theme from the children's show Magic Roundabout which is sampled in this song.
nice to see all your comments on here im a proud sister of my little brother Mark hes gone a long way since making this song x
Ever have one of those nights that starts out like any other, but ends up being the best night of your life...
I just wanted to have a good time.
It’s pointless arguing with you
he said he thought that was funny. it wasn't meant to be, not that night
I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THIS SONG FOR AGES YASSS
I relate just found this song right now lol
It took me one day
Heard it and found it in about 5 minutes
SUCH a good track to open The World's End with. Love it.
The Worlds end opening music
incidentally, also The World's Opening end music
"Seeing the orange glow of new dawn break and knowing in my heart; life would never feel this good again. And you know what? It never did."
There's only one Gary King!
Neil Lawrence
THERE'S MORE THAN ONE GARY KING
Owen Grady
But you said-
SimonCowellGaming
I fucking know what I fucking said
@@owengrady BUT YOU SAID
@@motivationalpizzaman9718 I FUCKING KNOW WHAT I FUCKING SAID!
And you know what? It never did.
i'd been hopin someone would put this legendary rave toon on here..fantastic..forever in your debt..
Most certainly is! I bought this when it came out and it brought a huge grin to my face when it started. Mark came from my home town and DJ'd at our local ;-)
Wow you met my uncle years ago? Thats cool. My uncle is a talented guy and so pleased whats hes made for himself
Where was this please?
Really? Mark is my uncle! Are you from Suffolk? Thats where he was living at the time he made Summers Magic
The Magic Roundabout sample was featured at the end of "Art", so in sense it was :)
Cheers wee man, just watching the World's End and it was bugging the hell out of me.
You've jogged my memory! I remember hearing this in 1990 on a compilation cassette and I've spent ages trying to find what compilation.
tomstickland was it the thin ice CD?
Thumbs up if you got here by watching "The World's End" ;)
Actually, I heard the Magic Roundabout sample in the song while watching "The World's End" and had to find it. Classic stuff.
Diogo Guerra Tavares The song was made for the film.
👍
@@NotEliteGamer No it wasn't. It's been out since the nineties.
@@NotEliteGamer this video is years older than the film, that alone disproves your statement.
I loved it when it came out and enjoyed it even more in The World's End Movie. This track and the Doors - Whiskey Bar makes the movie.
It just sucks that the soundtrack's CD DOESN'T have this song on it, which is a major crime.
I'm here from the world's end but I first heard it on the magic roundabout movie: Douglas.
That Movie really stings me...
I mean, Gary King isn't just a man who can't let go of his childhood. The clothes he wears, the mixtape he put on in the car, damn, nearly everything he has is from that time of his life when everything was just right in the world for him. Everyone else would have lost track or thrown away those things by that time of life...
It stings cos I'm pretty much the same... My early teens were just right and I still have the posters on my wall, the jacket I wore back then and yes, I'm even a bad alchey like him.
(On a less serious note, this movie has taught me to hope for the collapse of civilization at my hands in order to create a world in which I belong.)
Fucking love this mate
This was absolutely perfect for the movie
Glad you like it my uncle composed this song
This beat is so raw
That Indiana Jones sample at the end :D
I am sure now, I have listened definitely properly now, to the ending. The person is saying "bonjour this season".
Finally, I've found this song, took me a while, but finally.
Available on iTunes UK on the album "Best 90's Collection: Extra"
I was just watching the opening to The Worlds End again, and I noticed this song uses the instrumental to "The Man Machine" by Kraftwerk at a couple points.. I wonder if this had anything to do with it being used in the film.
Nice one.... and thanks for posting thew whole track and not missing the start. Used to loose the plot to this one....!!!!!
Thirty years old!
Wow, this song is perfect.
why does this song exist absolutely no where online
Except...its here.
The company that own this song (island records) are reluctant to do anything with it as its full of uncleared samples which could pose a legislation risk for them
my uncle made this song. Unfortunately he don't own the rights to this song. A record label owns it hence it is in their hands to do so but they've been reluctant to do anything with it upon obtaining the rights
Jamming hard when I heard this & was bussin up too.
Why didn't Magicroundabout come back wid dis 1,
Fuck me! This is fucking rare! Legend of a track! Think i was wasted somewhere in a field in Northamptonshire when the DJ threw this on! Good old days!
There was no internet back then. You were just given tapes!!
Why does that tune in the background at 00:37 also play during the credits of the Spaced episode 3 Series 1?
Anton I guess they liked the song
it's the intro to the kids show 'the magic roundabout' and spaced was made by the same people who made the cornetto trilogy, and this song was used in the world's end
me too, raved to this in 91
Best soundtrack for a movie this century
great track bring it on
Perfect song for the movie
There seemed to be a number of dance tracks then that sampled children's TV:
Charly - The Prodigy
Trip to Tumpton - Urban Hype
Sesame's Treet - The Smart E's
The other sample used here seems to be "Expansions" by Lonnie Liston Smith.
thanks for the track list , will check out 😄
@@veganvocalist4782
You're welcome !
(That post was 13 years ago !!)
Have you ever had one of those nights that start out like any other but ends up being the best night of your life?
Shit i'm old. Remember buying this record 23 years ago!
34 now
Lovely
'I remember sitting up on top of that hill, blood on my knuckles, beer down my shirt, sick on my shoes, seeing the orange glow of a new dawn break and knowing in my heart, life would never feel this good again. And you know what? It never did.'
Would anyone have a comment, or perhaps challenge Gary?
Why doesn’t this come up on Spotify
I can't find it either :-(
Probably a licensing issue with the samples. Early De La Soul albums are missing from spotify for that reason. I heard them talk about it once. Someone would need to get all the samples that are used cleared under more modern law than when the records were made. I assume the cost of getting it done isn't going to make the money back.
My uncle is the man who made this song. Unfortunately because he dont own the rights to the song it is not in his hands to put it on there im afraid
@@sexydudeuk2172 where’s your uncle from ?
@@fitasatrout8273 do you mean where does he live or where was he born?
The world's end,great song great movie
Kudos for the video, very early nineties!
my brother made this omg remember it like it was yesterday :)
" oh ffffuck offf ya big lamp " 🤣
This might be one of the first drum n bass tracks ever made.
You mean the sample from It's That Man Again / ITMA? (It's an old BBC radio show)
This was on a 2-casette compilation I once had called something like "Thin Ice". One of the better tracks!
pettydemon I used to have the thin ice CD as well!
Prehistorically Awesome :D
"Just what is it you want to do?"
"We want to be free! We want to be free to, to do what we wanna do! We wanna get LOADED!"
used to scratch this on 7" to the crowds class oldskool anthem when your wiped
-WTF
-What does WTF means?
-What The Fuck
-Oh yeah
What the FUCK does WTF mean*
Lol I used your thread to get here from the world's ens
+Gasparagus Productions What the fuck just happened?
Apparently when Edgar Wright first thought that up he was just going to tweet "What the fuck does WTF mean?", but then he thought "nah, that's way too good to waste on Twitter, I'm saving it for a screenplay" lol
Newton haven was our home town
you ever had one of those nights that ended up begin the best night of your life
This'll head my pub crawl playlist
love this movie xD
Waiting for the Gary King intro but it never comes
June the 22nd 1990
The World's End XD
Anyone know what was sampled for the bassline at 0:53
Nvm, found it in this comments section:
Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions
THANK YOU WORLDS END!!!
We hit pub one, and we hit it hard!
-Gary King... of humans.
0:22
Why isn’t this on spotify?
My uncle made this song. Because he dont own the rights to it im afraid he cant put it on there
1080p in 2009? Wow!
It's the era's 4k
The World's End
I didnt get here via Worlds End, I bought the single in 1990, as I started my ravE journey, halcyon days :)
Really?!! I was originally from Sudbury in Suffolk and I was friends with a local DJ, Howard Gibson, who introduced me to the 12". I think Howard had a fair few copies.
ha! i had the same question as Max. thanks!
The World's End brought me here!
This was before Charly right? Must be the inspo, same for Trumpton and Sesame’s Treet. Trendsetting.
I had to totally forgot about this one.
this ain't on Spotify why?
It is now
Fritz Raap whats it called
@@SuperClypeus yeah, man I've been trying to find it for ages on there!
@@joemagee6125 I tried as well but haven't found it :-(
@@SuperClypeus i can not find it
big shout to the ol scool possie!!
Mark summers is my uncle!
Whoa, whoa tabarnac ... ! What the hell is THIS, and how come I ain't never heard it before ... ?! This shit is CHOICE!
Didn't they also use this in Spaced?
Love it
this is my brother who made this :) gone on to be even better :) x
thank you :)
Off. To my version of the world's end
Where can I get this song?! I want to have it on my phone for the gym, but I can’t find it anywhere! And I love it!!
If you use Firefox you can add applications where you can download the track as an mp3
Thanks for posting, World's End bought me to this classic track from my youth :-) I think i was in Spaced as well wasn't it?
The magic roundabout which was the sample was in spaced when daisy had that interview