2 Weeks ago, I turned 50 years, too ! We are now the "Oldskool Guys who listen to 80ies-dancemusic" 😅😅😍😍😍👏👏👏!! A modern DJ from German Radio commented 1999 the classic Track "Beat Dis": "This was Cut-up-Style, this is a wonderful Work ! They managed to produce it exact time-matching, they had no modern Computer machines like the DJs today, 1999 ! This is a work MANY of todays DJ's could learn from !". And now we have 2024, some Guys use only the "Sync-Button", do Harddisk-Recording and that's it. And they call themselves "DJ". THIS were real DJ's, Tim Simenon and all the other Guys, they came from Hip-Hop, Graffiti, Breakdance. I'm 50 Years now, I won't forget them for the Rest of my Life !! #BombTheBassRockThisPlace
@@michaelerb7316 They had sequencers, I would guess a Atari computer with pro24 was used for this, and Akai samplers like s900. Every producer used it, back in the days for this type of music. We had all that kind of stuff in the studio when I was young, or younger maybe *lol*
I went to college with Tim Simenon back in '84, Hammersmith and West London. That summer Tim left home and crashed at my squat in Islington for about a month. Even then he had dreams and thoroughly believed he would make it. And he did! Good on you Tim.
tim simenon has created something special with this kind of music that has paved the way to techno and has brought a lot of fun to at least 2 generations!!! thanks bomb the bass
Was 12 when this came out. It's one of those songs that, because of when it came out - when I was learning about the world and culture - made an indelible image on my brain. Now 48, this song still bangs.
Don't bring the static to Florida. The frequency is to much for my mind. I work at a good silent place somewhere around lunch time I hear the refrigerator running I can't catch what a loser. But God is good. All day I drink my medication I'm honest and all I see is people I'm not decent but i'am bigger then my problems and normal human being like where is the bass here I'm from the 80 haven't heard it ever since I can't remember is should be a crime you got to get it gotten rotten eggs to the mother f'n zzz..
I l❤️ve the 80s, especially the late !!! A new journey in2 sound😉 with all that dance movement, which came up.....& u could feel the 90s spirit already....but still with that very special 80s touch!
I was a high school student when this video first came on MTV and was literally blown away by how it looked. This was the dance music of the time I was jamming to, even though I was deep into hip-hop. Yes, my musical tastes have expanded a little bit during my high school days-from R&B to hip-hop, and then over to dance.
This was the tune playing the first time I stepped into the very first club I ever went to, all these years later I’m now listening to it while washing my dishes at home, how life changes!! 😂
Another old guy commenter (54) and proud owner of the CD single from when this was on release. Absolutely brilliant piece of music, part of a massive change in how music was made.
Some of it was from Simon Harris looking back. My dad used to moan at me for listening to it on me Sony Walkman in the back of the car. 'What you listenening to? Bloody Morse Code?' Haha
Brilliant, just brilliant. THE sound of 1988 alongside Coldcut & Yazz "Doctorin' The House" and The KLF's original trance version of "What Time Is Love?"
Wagner na Rede Record também tinha o programa Kliptonita com apresentação do Serginho Café. Começava por volta das 13:30 até as 14:30. Também muito antes da MTV que no Brasil estreou só em 1990. Tudo neste estilo (House, Dance, Freestyle) tinha espaço na programação por ser o auge da cena musical nas rádios e todas as casas noturnas do país.
Assistia este vídeo quase todo dia no "CLIP TRIP" da TV GAZETA na década de 80. Aliás era a música tema do programa.... Eu era feliz e sabia disso! Só não tinha idéia do quanto.......
Um dos meus grupos prediletos. Anos 90 melhor fase. Estamos em outubro de 2020 e eu aqui ouvindo essa pérola. Skate, boa música, amigos e muita zoeira!!
Eu tinha uns 11 anos na época. Ouvi esta música e gravei em fita cassete. Já tem décadas que procurava ela e não sabia o nome.... clássica demais. Chega a passar aquele filme de boas recordações da epoca.
eu estava na mesma pegada, quando lançou...lembro que ouvia na transamérica, e gravava..e vinha vinheta no meio da música, dava raiva. Embora, outras músicas parecidas que tocavam no canal 11, apresentado pelo beto rivera, cliptrip...ai tinha música que aparecia lá, mas a antena vhf nao deixava as letras claras..nem assim. E quando locutores de rádios falavam o nome da música naquele tom ingles da epoca...eu nem conseguia descobrir o nome correto da letra, só falavam enrolado nas radios bililis, bijis...enfim. Hj, tudo tão fácil...shazam, etc.
Eu tinha 14 anos quando conheci essa música. Através do programa de TV Clip Trip. Comprei o vinil na época e hoje, marco de 2024 ouvi no celular. Que viagem… “This is a journey into saound…. Stereophonic sound “ 🥰
Met him on Thursday night at his burger restaurant in Prague. As huge Depeche Mode fans, we went there as he produced the album Ultra. Bought myself my son and our friend a pint each. Such a lovely bloke.
.Ouvi essa música pela primeira vez no programa Clip Trip na TV Gazeta Canal 11 em SamPa. Programa esse que era apresentado pelo Beto Rivera. Essa música era tema de abertura. Até que de alguma forma eu descobri que era de um DJ, e eu nem sabia o que era um DJ. .Logo então essa música se tornou um divisor de águas na minha vida, logo eu comecei a gostar de músicas mais underground, já que Bomb The Bass, S'Express(Mark Moore), ColdCut, M/A/R/R/S, Yazz, Beatmasters e a Acid House inglesa estava mudando os rumos da música.
There were clubs that played Aha, CC Catch and the like, and there were clubs that played this, x-express, pump up the volume and all the beginning of House music. No inbetween (at least not in my area)
The names have been changed to protect the innocent,superb tune kids these days will never know what good music really is unless they UA-cam 80s and 90s dance music.
I absolutely love this early era of hip-hop. the tail end of the 80s, pop synth and 808s were huge, people were experimenting with sampling and scratching for the first time, reworking all the dusty old vinyls they could find into something new, making music about their struggles. what an incredible time for music
E velhos tempos Beto Rivera na gazeta clipe tripé 😀😀 falte várias vezes na escola e em uma dessas minha mãe acabou me vendo no programa ai foi estaley tomei uma surinha de leve.Mas foi e sempre será uma história única faria tudo de novo. Somos a geração que marcou época para sempre,valeu e forte abraço a todos que fizeram parte dessa geração maravilhosa.
Saw this clip when I was 9 or 10 years old. And it was a huge influence on my life. Maybe it even set the tone for everything I still love today. Hip hop culture, graffiti and skateboarding. 🙌
Am 53 now and this brings so many memories back
You're still young to rock, keep this frequency clear
брейкданс
lol me too. I'm 53 and still love this song
I'm 52 and still love bomb the bass. Even my amplifier comes from this era. 😂
I'm 52 and still brings back the youth in me...old man old school electro head...keep rocking
The first dance music track i ever heard when i was a kid.. im nearly 50 now and still love dance music...
Moi aussi, j'écoutais à la radio et j'enregistrais sur des cassette cassettes et je dansais le smurf ! Quels souvenirs. J'ai aussi 50ans.
2 Weeks ago, I turned 50 years, too ! We are now the "Oldskool Guys who listen to 80ies-dancemusic" 😅😅😍😍😍👏👏👏!! A modern DJ from German Radio commented 1999 the classic Track "Beat Dis": "This was Cut-up-Style, this is a wonderful Work ! They managed to produce it exact time-matching, they had no modern Computer machines like the DJs today, 1999 ! This is a work MANY of todays DJ's could learn from !". And now we have 2024, some Guys use only the "Sync-Button", do Harddisk-Recording and that's it. And they call themselves "DJ". THIS were real DJ's, Tim Simenon and all the other Guys, they came from Hip-Hop, Graffiti, Breakdance. I'm 50 Years now, I won't forget them for the Rest of my Life !! #BombTheBassRockThisPlace
Keep dancing bro
@@michaelerb7316 They had sequencers, I would guess a Atari computer with pro24 was used for this, and Akai samplers like s900. Every producer used it, back in the days for this type of music. We had all that kind of stuff in the studio when I was young, or younger maybe *lol*
hehe same here.
Bomb the Bass and S Express rocked the fucking 80s big time!! Don't Make Me Wait was Bombs best song.
Grandi gli anni 80 e grandissima la musica di quegli anni
Oh yes, I love that one too
defo
dont forget megablast
S Express made no impact on dance culture. They had a couple of pop chart hits.
Como ficava essa música nas rádios e era uma das minhas preferidas isso em 89
indeed
Top 👍🏻 😎 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
I went to college with Tim Simenon back in '84, Hammersmith and West London. That summer Tim left home and crashed at my squat in Islington for about a month. Even then he had dreams and thoroughly believed he would make it. And he did! Good on you Tim.
Wow! Lucky you!
I'm from Shepherds Bush 💖
@Andrew Nicholson A pioneer and one of the best. I bought Into The Dragon and the follow up, Unknown Territory. Absolutely played them to death.
It's the Martin Heath connection! Good old Martin!
I wonder if he occasionally sighs with nostalgia for the time he stayed with a chap called floppybollox3.
Old school is the best School !
I played this album so many times, it's was on cassette back then. Pure gold.
I still have the vinyl 👌
My cousin still has this album on original CD from 1988!
I just realized my favorite MAARS had many sample from this.
@@PaulusdeKenezy lol what????
O começo da música é uma pedrada! Até quem não dançava, aprendia na hora!
Como é bom escutar essa música.
tim simenon has created something special with this kind of music that has paved the way to techno and has brought a lot of fun to at least 2 generations!!! thanks bomb the bass
Pop Will Eat Itself should really get the credit for being pioneers of this style of cut up sample vibe
this did not pave the way for techno - have a day off
Nossa que saudade. Eu lembro da abertura do clip trip do Beto Rivera, nossa esse som é o máximo
Takes me back 55 now and still love it
Mamma mia quanto ricordi... 🎶⭐💕🔝
Era strepitosa negli anni 80 e adesso è ancora meglio...
Grazie del video!!
Mostruosa 🎶⭐🔝🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
I'm 53 and remembers it well brilliant still love this music 🎶 🎵 ❤️ 🙌
It gathers perfectly all the sounds, voices and effects. The essence of sampling...simply perfect!
It really does, even that Morse code beeping compliments the track well
SOUNDS LIKE MARS HIT
Dancei muito na minha adolescência.
Abraços a todos daqui do Brasil 😊
É noix
Was 12 when this came out. It's one of those songs that, because of when it came out - when I was learning about the world and culture - made an indelible image on my brain. Now 48, this song still bangs.
nothing more to add ;) 48y old too - this song is an alltime classic!
49 here, you are spot on.
50 here, agree with you all, such amazing memories, so glad a grew up in that era!!
Ditto, 48 here. And I absolutely loved the track when it came out... and still love it now.
12 ? So not the Generation then ?
God bless all good, honest and decent people 🙏 👍 😊
Keep God's frequency clear 🙂 🙏😇
Don't bring the static to Florida. The frequency is to much for my mind. I work at a good silent place somewhere around lunch time I hear the refrigerator running I can't catch what a loser. But God is good. All day I drink my medication I'm honest and all I see is people I'm not decent but i'am bigger then my problems and normal human being like where is the bass here I'm from the 80 haven't heard it ever since I can't remember is should be a crime you got to get it gotten rotten eggs to the mother f'n zzz..
@@Ismael-cd6lrok.. interesting use of words
Can't beat 80's UK house, this is a fine tune
march 2018 i am still digging this bomb what a blast indeed!
Their best track made ever!!!
A lot of trends and styles were born this time at London\UK
Planeet Geklungel - The track: "Don't Make Me Wait" is in the same level. Sad that the kind of Dance music nowadays has not the same quality.
Good baseline, samples...it's U.K house, different from Chicago house..more fun IMHO
I l❤️ve the 80s, especially the late !!! A new journey in2 sound😉 with all that dance movement, which came up.....& u could feel the 90s spirit already....but still with that very special 80s touch!
Masterpiece! Keep this frequency clear! World Heritage.
55 and still fuckin love this album
Most underrated track of its time ❤
Not in Brazil, buddy. This song was a big hit here.
nothing special of its time sir.
It wasn't underrated you malteser brain.
No
@@jrochavet It was much played in homo clubs, so I belie KEEP THIS FREQUENCY CLEAR
This changed the way I look & listen to music forever ...
One of the best tracks of the 80s.
First heard it on Now That's What I Call Music 11 in 1988. Loved it since then.
To lazy to search for Now 11?
Look no further....
Link below
Keep this frequency clear.....
ua-cam.com/play/PLsqB7ljSBkuckTfxuMv4DCThYElCFJgGr.html
I was a high school student when this video first came on MTV and was literally blown away by how it looked. This was the dance music of the time I was jamming to, even though I was deep into hip-hop. Yes, my musical tastes have expanded a little bit during my high school days-from R&B to hip-hop, and then over to dance.
School days classic 👌🏽
Tim Simenon..Depeche mode..ULTRA..Fantasic album 🖤🖤🖤
An absolute classic that the retro stations don’t play. Don’t worry, I’ll have the CD single forever!
80' live for ever
I've listened to this song a lot back in the 80's, but it's the very first time that I see the music video of it.
+coisasnatv The magic of, UA-cam
+coisasnatv good that you finally got to see the videos.. used to play them on screens in clubs back in the day..
You know one the guy's part of Nine Inch Nails now?
coisasnatv British dance music at its best!.
Oooo is that so?
Essa sonzeira arrepiou nas baladas dos 80 e 90
Essa música era o tema de abertura do programa "Clip Trip" da TV Gazeta de SP no final dos anos 80. Tempos pré-MTV. Boa lembrança
Mesmo na MTV, lembro de ter visto DEMAIS esse clipe nos blocos de música eletrônica (saudoso AMP MTV). Clássico absoluto.
Esse programa fez parte da minha infância.
Clip trip era bem melhor que mtv!
Lembro dessa musica ela era tema de abertura do programa clip trip que eu assistia na tv gazeta nos anos 90 em sao paulo brasil
Hoje é o primeiro dia do mês de setembro de 2024 um domingo ensolarado MARAVILHOSO!!??
Bem a vibe dessa música 😁 são 15h18min
Isso ai ! Essa música é D+ !
This was the tune playing the first time I stepped into the very first club I ever went to, all these years later I’m now listening to it while washing my dishes at home, how life changes!! 😂
Life-changing moments you hold on to forever
this sounds very familiar to me ;-)
Wow. I must say: I don't remember the first track I heard the first time ever I was in a club.
Still lives in us regardless of how old we get, my man 👌🏼😀
Bet your dishes are squeaky clean and done in no time
Na hra vem a abertura do Clip Trip !
1988 - Wow! This song is awesome!
2019 - Wow! This song is awesome!
3590 - Wow! This song is awesome!
Forever!
Its like a fine wine...just keeps getting better with age..
How presomptuous.
Indeed 😍
5600👽👽👽👽👽🎶🎶🔈🔉🔊👽👽👽👽🇧🇷
Another old guy commenter (54) and proud owner of the CD single from when this was on release. Absolutely brilliant piece of music, part of a massive change in how music was made.
With you my friend. Also 54 and bought this on vinyl then CD
That track changed my life … I was 14 when first listed to it …
Perhaps, when I was 15 .... I was too young to truly appreciate the brilliance and future timelessness of this masterpiece.
I was 15 too and I did 🤷
Way ahead of his time a music pioneer!
Jagjit Singh Arthur Baker used beat dis years before Simenon. check out breakers revenge
Some of it was from Simon Harris looking back. My dad used to moan at me for listening to it on me Sony Walkman in the back of the car. 'What you listenening to? Bloody Morse Code?' Haha
@@utchpunk9611
Breakers Revenge! ... Go on Blurd, you know your music, Breakers Revenge was bad! (Especially at the Roxy scene in Beat Street). 👊
Jagjit ... Arthur got there first, thats a fact, plain & simple, if you dont have anything else to say then ...
Keep this frequency Clear! 👊
DCS and Bally Sagoo didn't get the credit they deserved
Pop Will Eat Itself should really get the credit for being pioneers of this style of cut up sample vibe
Brilliant, just brilliant. THE sound of 1988 alongside Coldcut & Yazz "Doctorin' The House" and The KLF's original trance version of "What Time Is Love?"
la vita bisogna
viverla per come
vieni auguri
I kind mind wtil coming out until 1990
I am a great fan of the KLF.
You most probably listen to the "white room album "when Ricardo da force was the rapper
And Theme From S Express.
@Archie Leech Unique 3
Som show, um clássico!
🇧🇷🎸
São Paulo 2024.
Saudades do Clip Trip com Beto Rivera. Essa música me traz boas lembranças daquela época.
ua-cam.com/video/Gpun8tvn8Lc/v-deo.html
Tinha o Capivara também
Q época foda.... Voltava correndo da escola pra assistir Clip Trip...
Pra quem não tinha Mtv brasil na época, era da onde a gente conhecia a grande música mundial.
Wagner na Rede Record também tinha o programa Kliptonita com apresentação do Serginho Café. Começava por volta das 13:30 até as 14:30. Também muito antes da MTV que no Brasil estreou só em 1990. Tudo neste estilo (House, Dance, Freestyle) tinha espaço na programação por ser o auge da cena musical nas rádios e todas as casas noturnas do país.
Saudades desse tempo
Show!!!!
A última vez que escutei "Beat Dis" foi em um campeonato
de skate, final da década de 1980, SP/Brasil.
Porra. E eu achando que só eu conhecia no Brasil...
Nada disso, não estão só
Instantly transported to a time where things were just better 🤷🏻♂️
Música maravilhosa!! Trás grandes recordações...
This is timeless. It will outlive us all.
Absolute flashback chills, luv this 🫠🏴👍
This is one of my favorite songs since I was 13, and still make me get up and move my bones.🎉
Assistia este vídeo quase todo dia no "CLIP TRIP" da TV GAZETA na década de 80. Aliás era a música tema do programa.... Eu era feliz e sabia disso! Só não tinha idéia do quanto.......
Jean Trindade eu também!!!
Jean Trindade Eu também. Conheci essa música na abertura do Clip Trip.
Não perdia um clip trip na tv gazeta passava a tarde e reprisava no outro dia de manhã.
Pode cre mano eu tbm curtia a toco overnight clip trip da gazeta queria entrar na máquina do tempo agora
Realmente éramos felizes e não sabíamos.............
Me gusto mucho el video de bombón the BASS
Um dos meus grupos prediletos. Anos 90 melhor fase. Estamos em outubro de 2020 e eu aqui ouvindo essa pérola. Skate, boa música, amigos e muita zoeira!!
Eu fazia parte de um grupo de dança na escola, maravilhosa recordação 😍
@@alessandracristinaflorindo7033 que legal. Essa música é muita vibe positiva
@@hqdopi agora que a redescobri, não paro mais de ouvir😍
Gente qual é o nome dessa música ?
That kept me locked into the rhythm and in a trance state from opening to close. Massive track!
curti pra caramba esse som nos bailes de periferia quando tinha 13 anos, bons tempos.
Ótimos tempos ❤
Hummm great memories, thank you for your work and time 🇧🇪🙏
I looooved this song!!
I was 15-16 yo back then!
La fin des années 80 avec Marrs, S'Express et Bomb The Bass... 🤩
O tempo em que se fazia, se ouvia e se curtia música boa !!! 😎😎😎
Saudades desse tempo....
The sound is the best!
Eu tinha uns 11 anos na época. Ouvi esta música e gravei em fita cassete. Já tem décadas que procurava ela e não sabia o nome.... clássica demais. Chega a passar aquele filme de boas recordações da epoca.
Mesma coisa aqui.. rs.. na minha fita k7 na época escrevi "piriririr piririri" hahahahaha
eu estava na mesma pegada, quando lançou...lembro que ouvia na transamérica, e gravava..e vinha vinheta no meio da música, dava raiva.
Embora, outras músicas parecidas que tocavam no canal 11, apresentado pelo beto rivera, cliptrip...ai tinha música que aparecia lá, mas a antena vhf nao deixava as letras claras..nem assim.
E quando locutores de rádios falavam o nome da música naquele tom ingles da epoca...eu nem conseguia descobrir o nome correto da letra, só falavam enrolado nas radios bililis, bijis...enfim.
Hj, tudo tão fácil...shazam, etc.
Ainda hoje em 2024 um hino da dance music
Dancei muito essa música nas pistas de dança, no final dos anos 80 e início dos anos 90... Essa época foi simplesmente sensacional!!!🎵🎹🎤🎸🎙
Eu tinha 14 anos quando conheci essa música. Através do programa de TV Clip Trip. Comprei o vinil na época e hoje, marco de 2024 ouvi no celular. Que viagem…
“This is a journey into saound…. Stereophonic sound “ 🥰
Anybody that's here now ..respect😊
yes i am here
What a Scratch . . .what a DJ Tim is. . . .
Always loved his stuff. . .
Buffalo Stance. . .
Met him on Thursday night at his burger restaurant in Prague. As huge Depeche Mode fans, we went there as he produced the album Ultra. Bought myself my son and our friend a pint each. Such a lovely bloke.
💖.Como é bom envelhecer sabendo que agente já foi felizes nesse tempo único..👍🥰
dancei muito esse som 1987
.Ouvi essa música pela primeira vez no programa Clip Trip na TV Gazeta Canal 11 em SamPa. Programa esse que era apresentado pelo Beto Rivera. Essa música era tema de abertura. Até que de alguma forma eu descobri que era de um DJ, e eu nem sabia o que era um DJ.
.Logo então essa música se tornou um divisor de águas na minha vida, logo eu comecei a gostar de músicas mais underground, já que Bomb The Bass, S'Express(Mark Moore), ColdCut, M/A/R/R/S, Yazz, Beatmasters e a Acid House inglesa estava mudando os rumos da música.
Top demais me lembra da minha infância minhas irmãs escutavam direto❤
They don't make tunes like this anymore, still a blast!
I would not cal todays music as a tune lool 😂
@@Mrbimmer11 that's the point being made you berk.
You can't make a song like this today. The cost of sample clearance would be insane
It is indeed still a blast,a megablast,if you will...
You could say, a megablast....
DMs Beats with Dave’s vocals are timeless ❤
"now that's what I call music 11" second cassette actually captures this era of music...I would say it's possibly the birth of house music in the UK
It was disc 2 for some of us! 😁
Smash hits party '88. Along with bros, Kylie Minogue, Eric B & Rakim with a remix by Norman Cook aka fat boy slim.
The plastic men are coming
🇧🇷 Ouvindo em dezembro de 2023. Clássico
Eu também em 2024 ! Kkk
@@andrecarapetkov1316 No finzinho de 2024 tô aqui com meu filhão de 11 anos em San Antonio Texas escutando BASS....
🙂🙂🙂🙂
los jovencitos de los 80s si que sabian hacer cosas de calidad.
There were clubs that played Aha, CC Catch and the like, and there were clubs that played this, x-express, pump up the volume and all the beginning of House music. No inbetween (at least not in my area)
The names have been changed to protect the innocent,superb tune kids these days will never know what good music really is unless they UA-cam 80s and 90s dance music.
Still got the cassette in my old stereo player
I absolutely love this early era of hip-hop. the tail end of the 80s, pop synth and 808s were huge, people were experimenting with sampling and scratching for the first time, reworking all the dusty old vinyls they could find into something new, making music about their struggles. what an incredible time for music
why so many thumps down ? this was / is an absolute hit
Adorooooo, me vejo nas pistas, ótimos tempos!!
As festinhas de garagem,quem já curtiu nos anos 80 da um salve aheeeeee 🎧
E velhos tempos Beto Rivera na gazeta clipe tripé 😀😀 falte várias vezes na escola e em uma dessas minha mãe acabou me vendo no programa ai foi estaley tomei uma surinha de leve.Mas foi e sempre será uma história única faria tudo de novo. Somos a geração que marcou época para sempre,valeu e forte abraço a todos que fizeram parte dessa geração maravilhosa.
This video captures a time in UK Hip hop and Skate culture which was very special.
Saw this clip when I was 9 or 10 years old. And it was a huge influence on my life. Maybe it even set the tone for everything I still love today. Hip hop culture, graffiti and skateboarding. 🙌
Tim Simenon ignited the Acid House sound in the UK, whether on purpose or not. But his contribution to Acid House scene can't be denied.
A lot of the edm today is like chewing bubblegum in your ears....this is so clean ...you can't beat dis!
Man, this takes me back. The alarm clock bleep really works and I actually have an alarm clock that makes that bleep!
Dj Renatinho
Discoteca Chatanooga
The best Final de Ano😅😅😅😮😮😮
There were in collage learning music and they used the collage studio to make the songs. Talk about cheek lol.
I loved all their songs.
Em plena pandemia lembrando de um tempo bom que não volta mais :')
Du meinst unsere Fake-P(l)andemie 😉 Wake up and save lives!!!
Musica atemporal ❤
Now THAT'S a banger. Still sounds as awesome today as it did when I bought the 12" way back in the day.
Saudades 😢
quarentena!!!!! Em um quarto com notebook ouvindo estas musicas.....Refletindo
Nesta época tinha um programa na TV Cultura chamado grito da rua está música era abertura
Bomb the Base..!! Was the bomb.. real club music please..!!! 🥳🥳🎶🎶🔥🔥
great choon! old skool
This is the real ACID HOUSE! Great!!!
It's not Acid House. Not in the slightest 😉
@@repo136Kids today 😂