Fav House Songs?

[Goodfellow]

I like music with real instruments.

What are your fav. house/hardhouse songs

[Liqwid]

"lick my deck"

[Goodfellow]

no thx? ....

[cheeseburger]

^^ few years old

its by ingrosso

it tears dancefloors apart

[Veni*C]

crying at the discothque









ps. im joking

[~god~]

hahahah
like you can choose a fave house track! FUUCK THAT.

I'll tell you my fav track of the day though:

silosonic - Something (to make you feel alright)

sick sick sick :)

[Veni*C]

pique & nique - u will (miss me)

[Goodfellow]

i thought likwid was makin fun of me lol

i didnt realize he was giving me a song title

TURNS OUT I LOVE THE SONG

[Goodfellow]

Originally Posted by ~god~

hahahah
like you can choose a fave house track! FUUCK THAT.

I'll tell you my fav track of the day though:

silosonic - Something (to make you feel alright)

sick sick sick :)

i didnt mean FAVORITE house track necessarly .. i just wanted the biggest list possible of phat house tracks i can download

because........ i love house...... but i don't know shit about it.. nah 'm sayin

[ebbomega]

Armand Van Helden
Shakedown
Tim Deluxe
Kylie Minogue
Madison Avenue
Robbie Rivera
Olav Basoski
Daft Punk (duh)
Dave Armstrong
Soul Providers
Basement Jaxx
Ultra Nate
David Morales
Bob Sinclair
ANYTHING on the Defected label

Good start?

[Goodfellow]

Originally Posted by ebbomega

Armand Van Helden
Shakedown
Tim Deluxe
Kylie Minogue
Madison Avenue
Robbie Rivera
Olav Basoski
Daft Punk (duh)
Dave Armstrong
Soul Providers
Basement Jaxx
Ultra Nate
David Morales
Bob Sinclair
ANYTHING on the Defected label

Good start?

*you must spread karma before.. *

[Goodfellow]

basement jaxx is considered house? hm. well i guess so....... i've always freakin loved them

[Veni*C]

^^ what else would it be............


basement jaxx is sick.. some of their older stuff is awesome!!

[wishbone]

anything of armin van helden's older stuff.

[Ree Fresh]

Tooo many to name... Goodflow your like me, love the tribal :)

[CharlieTuna]

Danny Marquez and Ferry B - Afrocatalans (Hardsoul's Tropical Emocion Remix)

[~god~]

Martin Solveign
Deep Dish
Junior Jack
Kid creme
Ian Carey
Full intention
Soul Providers
Bob Sinclar
Dave Armstrong
Christian Alvarez
Olav Basoki
Daft Punk
ce ce rogers
Eric Prydz
Steve Angello
C-MOS
Philip Cortez
Axwell
Tom Neville
Andy W
Boogie Pimps
JJ Flores and Steve Smooth
Smooth &J
DJ RAP (newer shit)
bt (dig deep on this one)
Roger Sanchez
Frankie Knuckles
Pete Tong
Hardsoul
DJ Gregory
Dimitri From Paris
Basement Jaxx
Boy George
Danny Howell
Danny Tenaglia
Robbie Rivera
Eric Morillo
Warren Clarke
Richard Humpty Vission
Moralles
Brian Tappert
Paul Farris
Andy Daniell
Sandy Rivera
John Knight
Jask
Audiowhores
Soulsearcher
Hatiras
Kaskade
Eddie Ammador
Ian Pooley
carl cox
Harry Romero
Liquid People
Copyright
Simone Dunmore
ATFC
Syke n Suagrstarr
Liquid People
Little Louie Vega
Dirt Diggerz
Paul Johnson
steve Lawler
Hip-e
saint germaine

uughh im sure i'm missing tons.

Good lables:
Soulfuric
Defected
International House Records (IHR)
Black Wiz
Finger Lickin
OM records
Ministry of sound
Positiva
uumm yeah. can't think anymore.

to get started.. try these tracks:

Shakedown - at night (Kid creme remix) <--- House music for dummies.
When you pass this stage.. then I suggest:

Funky/softer shit:
George Michael - Amazing (full intention's remix)
Eric Prydz & Angello - Woz not Woz
C-MOS - 2 million ways (Axwell remix)
Philip Cortez - Batu (C-Mos)
Silosonic - Something (to make you feel alright) [<3!!]
Danny Marquez - Afrocatalans (Hardsoul AND Ian carey. check em both)
Syke n Sugarstarr - Release your Mind
Martin Solveig - Rockin music
Deep Dish - Flashdance

that should give you an idea of different forms of basslines and whatnot.

HARDER SHIT
and then we walk through the harder stuff. these are usually peak time tracks dropped by certain dj's. some love em, some don't.

JJ Flores & Steve Smooth - Release
JJ Flores & Steve Smooth - The Ride
Smooth & J - B like me
bad boy bill - Illicit activities (sp?)
Warp Brothers - Teen spirit
Pandella - She's So Divine
Pandella - No Doubt (Souvernance remix)
Kelis - Milkshake (Tom Neville Remix)
Richard Humpty Vission - Freaks Keep Rockin


ok you know what i'm tired now. just tell me if you need more.

hope this helped.

[Goodfellow]

you know how at skateparks when somebody lays down a fucking sick line.. the session gets shut down and everyone stops.

haha this thread should be locked

[mapleleaf4ever]

Gimme some old stuff... we're talking from 1999 to 2003. There were some classics created then!

[MarcelM]

narcotic thrust: when the dawn breaks
kid creme: doing my own thing ( ian carey rmx )
Steve Angello: Yo Yo kidz
Ricky Montanari: Beat conductor
Tiefschwarz: Blow
Steve Angello: Shake it
Tiga: Louder than a bomb
Satoshi Tomie: Tears ( classic!)
Tiga: Pleasure from the bass
Junior Jack: Stupidisco
Shapshifters: Lola´s theme
Inaya Day: Nasty Girl ( Fuzzy hair remix )

[Liqwid]

Annie - "Chewing Gum" remix....

~Dalyn

[ebbomega]

Originally Posted by wizzfish

anything of armin van helden's older stuff.

1) Armand. "Armin Van" is a trance dj.
2) What older stuff? He has about three phases of his career thus far. First his hardcore stuff (when he was making everything sound like The Witchdoctor), then his speed garage days (when he made everything sound like his remix of Spin Spin Sugar), and finally his disco house days (where he made Tori Amos sound FUNKY!)

Most of my list is late 90s/early 00's. Because that was mainly when I was really into House. Dave Armstrong and Steve Angello are really good these days. Sadly, Eric Prydz is just doing some mad stylebiting of these boys and isn't as good at it if you ask me (I'm really getting sick of hearing Call On Me at every rave I go to... it's seriously last year's Sandstorm).

Olav Basoski is the undisputed King of disco house. Check out his remix of Moby's Bodyrock, Junior Jack's E Samba, or even his original stuff is really class.

Shakedown - At Night (Kid Creme Remix) is everything good about house.

Oh, and Kylie Minogue's Fever album is choice. Really class beats, and god I love her voice. Kylie Minogue is everything Britney Spears should fucking be. Frankly I think the biggest injustice in the world is that Kylie gets breast cancer while Britney is allowed to procreate. *sigh*

Who Da Funk - Shiny Disco Balls, from the early house sect of electroclash is fucking awesome. One of those get-the-girls-on-the-floor tracks.

Benny Benassi... well... he kinda has his base style, and everybody's all over Satisfaction. Frankly I think his earlier single, Able To Love is waaaaaaaay better.

Yeah, Jaxx is definately House. So is Jamiroquai, for that note.

A couple more names:
Todd Terry
Felix Da Housecat (more electroclashy)
anybody featuring Michelle Weeks, one of the best fag-house vocalists to grace the genre.

Frankie Knuckles, Phuture, and Marshall Jefferson for classic Chicago-style house.

[~god~]

Originally Posted by ebbomega

1) Armand. "Armin Van" is a trance dj.
2) What older stuff? He has about three phases of his career thus far. First his hardcore stuff (when he was making everything sound like The Witchdoctor), then his speed garage days (when he made everything sound like his remix of Spin Spin Sugar), and finally his disco house days (where he made Tori Amos sound FUNKY!)

Most of my list is late 90s/early 00's. Because that was mainly when I was really into House. Dave Armstrong and Steve Angello are really good these days. Sadly, Eric Prydz is just doing some mad stylebiting of these boys and isn't as good at it if you ask me (I'm really getting sick of hearing Call On Me at every rave I go to... it's seriously last year's Sandstorm).

Olav Basoski is the undisputed King of disco house. Check out his remix of Moby's Bodyrock, Junior Jack's E Samba, or even his original stuff is really class.

Shakedown - At Night (Kid Creme Remix) is everything good about house.

Oh, and Kylie Minogue's Fever album is choice. Really class beats, and god I love her voice. Kylie Minogue is everything Britney Spears should fucking be. Frankly I think the biggest injustice in the world is that Kylie gets breast cancer while Britney is allowed to procreate. *sigh*

Who Da Funk - Shiny Disco Balls, from the early house sect of electroclash is fucking awesome. One of those get-the-girls-on-the-floor tracks.

Benny Benassi... well... he kinda has his base style, and everybody's all over Satisfaction. Frankly I think his earlier single, Able To Love is waaaaaaaay better.

Yeah, Jaxx is definately House. So is Jamiroquai, for that note.

A couple more names:
Todd Terry
Felix Da Housecat (more electroclashy)
anybody featuring Michelle Weeks, one of the best fag-house vocalists to grace the genre.

Frankie Knuckles, Phuture, and Marshall Jefferson for classic Chicago-style house.

"professional widow" with tori amos was one of his early productions. Back in the day Helden had done some pretty good remixes that gave him good publicity. eversince early 1990's.. (1992 i think) he started with shit like "stay on my mind" and Sultans of Swing's "move it to the left". Late 1990's he came up with choons like "the funk phenomena" and "cha cha".
these are his older stuff, and they're all good. His recent productions like "hear my name" or "my my my" sold a lot of copies. But imo, they are lacking a whole bucket of funk. Hear my name's got a crazy synth going on, it just sounds incomplete.

Everyone knows that Prydz has been biting on Angello eversince he was a kid. Angello is the reason why he is even famous. I agree with you there, as i don't see much talent come out of this guy. Call on Me is a cliche. Slammin' was kinda annoying if you ask me. But deffinately not Armstrong. i don't see how he fit in this picture? His style is like completely different.

[ebbomega]

Old school disco loops, heavy on the filters. How is Call On Me so different from Groove In You (aside from the fact that, well, Groove In You is about 8 billion times better)?

[ebbomega]

PS: Really? I thought that the Professional Widow remix was one of the later ones of Armand's... I thought it came out ~2000....

*pause to check* Hrm. 96. Who knew? Crazy.