It's amazing.
a) I never knew the original. Now I investigated it, it (the original) is such an outstanding song I can;t believe I hadn;t heard it before. The very perfection of 80's style happy go lucky music.
The ultimate accolade of the tune is it could be placed in any film classics of that era, quite ananymously. Maybe it's the Eddie Murphy influence, though you could imagine it in anything from Police Academy, to Weekend at Bernies, to anything.
It's like every great 80's tune, all rolled into one.
b) It's Deep Dish. People will go nut's for it, especially the girls, and especially Ibiza. It's time like this you need to take your cynical hat off, cast away all negative views, and you'll have an uplifiting exploding experiences or moments which you may cherish for the rest of your days. Which is what it's all about IMO.
You won't have a whole night of borderline-cheesey euphoric numbers, though when this comes in against a backdrop of dark, maybe acidy/electro stuff, watch the roof go!
c) It's a "repeater" (i.e., loops and stuff). I can't wait to see what Morillo's (or Sharam!) doing to/with it.
No if's no buts: you KNOW this one's not getting played straight a to b no trickery
d) Just DL'd a set from Miami WMC, which has Sharam playing this, and before it comes in, he cuts out all the music of the previous track, and plays a short (2-3 minute) extract from Eddie Murphys dilerious Stand Up tour, before bringing in the "wants to... wants to...", the crowd goes nuts, and it, quite frankly, has me pissing my pant on the walk from the trains station to work.
I'm just loving it now. Ask me in 6 months when it's been hammered by every bar no-mark and/or I haven't got the energy for the 11 minute work out that it is, and my love might have wained. But yeah, it works
(oh, and apologies for the thread title. Tongue firmly in cheek on that (but not the opinion of the song)
a) I never knew the original. Now I investigated it, it (the original) is such an outstanding song I can;t believe I hadn;t heard it before. The very perfection of 80's style happy go lucky music.
The ultimate accolade of the tune is it could be placed in any film classics of that era, quite ananymously. Maybe it's the Eddie Murphy influence, though you could imagine it in anything from Police Academy, to Weekend at Bernies, to anything.
It's like every great 80's tune, all rolled into one.
b) It's Deep Dish. People will go nut's for it, especially the girls, and especially Ibiza. It's time like this you need to take your cynical hat off, cast away all negative views, and you'll have an uplifiting exploding experiences or moments which you may cherish for the rest of your days. Which is what it's all about IMO.
You won't have a whole night of borderline-cheesey euphoric numbers, though when this comes in against a backdrop of dark, maybe acidy/electro stuff, watch the roof go!
c) It's a "repeater" (i.e., loops and stuff). I can't wait to see what Morillo's (or Sharam!) doing to/with it.
No if's no buts: you KNOW this one's not getting played straight a to b no trickery
d) Just DL'd a set from Miami WMC, which has Sharam playing this, and before it comes in, he cuts out all the music of the previous track, and plays a short (2-3 minute) extract from Eddie Murphys dilerious Stand Up tour, before bringing in the "wants to... wants to...", the crowd goes nuts, and it, quite frankly, has me pissing my pant on the walk from the trains station to work.
I'm just loving it now. Ask me in 6 months when it's been hammered by every bar no-mark and/or I haven't got the energy for the 11 minute work out that it is, and my love might have wained. But yeah, it works
(oh, and apologies for the thread title. Tongue firmly in cheek on that
(but not the opinion of the song)
