Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 05:00
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The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
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Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 06 Jan 2013, 20:23
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 07 Jan 2013, 17:16
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 07 Jan 2013, 17:27
FMecha wrote:To passphrase BCS, I dare you to listen to this and not be overcome with the sudden urge to play again Formula One '95.
I never had F1 95, i'm not quite that old.
That does give me the urge to play GP4 1994 mod though, although I uninstalled GP4. I may download it for F1 Challenge.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 07 Jan 2013, 19:24
FMecha wrote:To passphrase BCS, I dare you to listen to this and not be overcome with the sudden urge to play again Formula One '95.
Goddammit, even a WHIFF of Joe Satriani and I'll be running to F1 95 like a speeding bullet. Love his stuff, seriously.
Case in point.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 08 Jan 2013, 23:48
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 10 Jan 2013, 23:10
Arctic Monkeys covering Nick Cave.
That's my new resolution for this year; start listening to the Bad Seeds properly.
That's my new resolution for this year; start listening to the Bad Seeds properly.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 11 Jan 2013, 18:06
FMecha wrote:To passphrase BCS, I dare you to listen to this and not be overcome with the sudden urge to play again Formula One '95.
Yes, that games coming my way in a week or so!!!! The nostalgia associated with that is unreal- admitedly I only got it in 2004 (when I was 8), but that game, along with F1 1997, formed a large part of my childhood
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 12 Jan 2013, 23:48
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 13 Jan 2013, 00:37
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 13 Jan 2013, 19:03
I guess that 95% of the board know Hulk Hogan. But what percentage knows that Hogan recorded an actual album in the mid 90's, including some rapping (!) by Hogan? Like here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2ndIhkA_ss
Bonus points for ripping off Owen Hart's theme.
Bonus points for ripping off Owen Hart's theme.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 13 Jan 2013, 22:18
Ferrarist wrote:I guess that 95% of the board know Hulk Hogan. But what percentage knows that Hogan recorded an actual album in the mid 90's, including some rapping (!) by Hogan? Like here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2ndIhkA_ss
Bonus points for ripping off Owen Hart's theme.
When I saw that car at the start of the video, I immediately thought, "Lightening McQueen."
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 14 Jan 2013, 01:47
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:One of the best sountrack-specific composed pieces ever? Maybe.
I do love that film...it had this gem on it too...
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 14 Jan 2013, 14:11
dr-baker wrote:When I saw that car at the start of the video, I immediately thought, "Lightening McQueen."
It's actually a similar Viper to the one, Hogan used at his "parade", when he signed with WCW. That's right; a parade (!) at Disneyland (!!), with confetti (!!!)! Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a video on YouTube.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 15:01
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 15:08
Pointrox wrote:The greatest Austrian in history, apart from Alex Wurz
What amazes me most is that despite being posted on the official VEVO channel, the video looks and sounds as it was ripped from a somewhat worn VHS tape. Did they not have the original master tapes to digitize it from? Or did they do it on purpose?
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 16:45
If YouTube and the internet had been as widespread in the mid-1990s as it is now, would the Macarena have been the the first to get to a billion views? They both have men in suits, singing in a language other than English, with a catchy tune, pretty women, and a very popular dance associated with it... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiBYM6g8Tck
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 18:02
Nuppiz wrote:Pointrox wrote:The greatest Austrian in history, apart from Alex Wurz
What amazes me most is that despite being posted on the official VEVO channel, the video looks and sounds as it was ripped from a somewhat worn VHS tape. Did they not have the original master tapes to digitize it from? Or did they do it on purpose?
They were probably just lazy, although you can make a case that the VEVO video sounds more "retro" than the CD recording. Also, I raise your Falco with MOAR FALCO!
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 19:37
Pointrox wrote:The greatest Austrian in history, apart from Alex Wurz
And what about Arnold? He kept his Austrian citizenship after becoming an American.
Here's another trashy song. Football player Lothar Matthäus (Yes, THE Lothas Matthäus) SINGS A GERMAN FOLK SONG! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z6HJFNlo1M
dr-baker wrote:If YouTube and the internet had been as widespread in the mid-1990s as it is now, would the Macarena have been the the first to get to a billion views? They both have men in suits, singing in a language other than English, with a catchy tune, pretty women, and a very popular dance associated with it... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiBYM6g8Tck
Hell no! Two dirty old men can't beat a young, more or less handsome Korean.
And yes, I like the Gangnam Style by now. Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 19:40
http://youtu.be/x7WdvzITaLk
Embarassed to be from the same town as this man. This is so awful it seems off-topic in a music thread.
Embarassed to be from the same town as this man. This is so awful it seems off-topic in a music thread.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 22:55
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 23:08
dr-baker wrote:If YouTube and the internet had been as widespread in the mid-1990s as it is now, would the Macarena have been the the first to get to a billion views? They both have men in suits, singing in a language other than English, with a catchy tune, pretty women, and a very popular dance associated with it... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiBYM6g8Tck
Oh, God, this is the last place I'd expect to find La Macarena in
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 23:14
So I have a rejectful taste in music then? 
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 16 Jan 2013, 23:18
dr-baker wrote:So I have a rejectful taste in music then?
Yes
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 15:25
The full Chemical Brothers remix of Everything Must Go, originally from the Manic Street Preachers.
We all know it as the music for the GOAT racing game intro, GT1.
We all know it as the music for the GOAT racing game intro, GT1.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 15:59
redbulljack14 wrote:The full Chemical Brothers remix of Everything Must Go, originally from the Manic Street Preachers.
We all know it as the music for the GOAT racing game intro, GT1.
...I posted that on the last goddamn page...
Though, to be fair, that remix is awesome enough that it should be included on every page.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 16:23
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:redbulljack14 wrote:The full Chemical Brothers remix of Everything Must Go, originally from the Manic Street Preachers.
We all know it as the music for the GOAT racing game intro, GT1.
...I posted that on the last goddamn page...
Though, to be fair, that remix is awesome enough that it should be included on every page.
Oh
Looks like i'm Reject of the Thread.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 16:27
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 19 Jan 2013, 10:56
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 19 Jan 2013, 11:00
East Londoner wrote:This thread needs more Madchester.
Aren't they from the Midlands, I thought only Tim Burgess was from Manchester.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 19 Jan 2013, 11:08
redbulljack14 wrote:East Londoner wrote:This thread needs more Madchester.
Aren't they from the Midlands, I thought only Tim Burgess was from Manchester.
I didn't realise that. They're usually grouped with the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and Inspiral Carpets, so I just assumed they were from Manchester.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 20 Jan 2013, 03:15
Mad Capsule Markets // Pulse - Japanese digital hardcore at its finest!
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 20 Jan 2013, 17:08
Early 90s shoegaze, with a band that had not one, but TWO fantastic female guitarists.
Always erks me slightly that shoegaze was crushed by grunge music.
Always erks me slightly that shoegaze was crushed by grunge music.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 22 Jan 2013, 11:37
Holy crap, in ten years time we could have a rival for JV!
https://twitter.com/nico_rosberg/status ... 8311213056
https://twitter.com/nico_rosberg/status ... 8311213056
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 22 Jan 2013, 16:47
CoopsII wrote:Holy crap, in ten years time we could have a rival for JV!
https://twitter.com/nico_rosberg/status ... 8311213056
Make any music as horrific as JV did, Nico, and I will hit you one more time. At least.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 24 Jan 2013, 04:39
Ahhhh, a little retro techno for ya.
Re: The Jacques Villeneuve Music Thread
Posted: 24 Jan 2013, 08:51
dinizintheoven wrote:CoopsII wrote:Holy crap, in ten years time we could have a rival for JV!
https://twitter.com/nico_rosberg/status ... 8311213056
Make any music as horrific as JV did, Nico, and I will hit you one more time. At least.
I like what you did there