The Chemical Brothers were literally the very first group that really made me dive into the music that I'm listening now, there was also Fatboy Slim and The Prodigy that I listened almost every day with The CB when I was a child because I had almost all of their CD's... Everytime I hear a track from theses artists (especially the Chemical Brothers) I have always some nostalgia that comes in, and I remember a different memory for each track, Hold Tight London for example in Galvanize or Surface To Air that are mesmerizing me everytime...
I get that as well, especially with Exit Planet Dust. It's not my favourite CB album, but it takes me right back to those formative, important years. I can almost smell that time of my life when I hear that album. This track doesn't really do that for me, but it has always been there as a solid classic.
Yeah, I never noticed that this was in 6/4 either. The effect is really propulsive, though, because when you subliminally feel like you've got a couple more beats in the bar, you're swung back to the top again.
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The Chemical Brothers were literally the very first group that really made me dive into the music that I'm listening now, there was also Fatboy Slim and The Prodigy that I listened almost every day with The CB when I was a child because I had almost all of their CD's... Everytime I hear a track from theses artists (especially the Chemical Brothers) I have always some nostalgia that comes in, and I remember a different memory for each track, Hold Tight London for example in Galvanize or Surface To Air that are mesmerizing me everytime...
I get that as well, especially with Exit Planet Dust. It's not my favourite CB album, but it takes me right back to those formative, important years. I can almost smell that time of my life when I hear that album. This track doesn't really do that for me, but it has always been there as a solid classic.
wow, this has to be one of the most natural sounding time signature changes in pop music history !
It's right up there for sure. Took me forever to notice!
Can’t beat Chemicals nice one Karl 👍
Yeah, I never noticed that this was in 6/4 either. The effect is really propulsive, though, because when you subliminally feel like you've got a couple more beats in the bar, you're swung back to the top again.
Exactly! It's such a fantastic hook.
Definitely makes the gas pedal heavier.
The sample is from Kedba Bayna by Najat Aatabou in case you wondered
Yes, I thought I mentioned that. What a sample though. Great find and usage by the CB!
Wow ,cool!! please do Hold Tight London !!
Beautiful track, thanks for the suggestion!
Everything is in 4/4 if you just stop counting it like a dork lol jk
Haha, yeah, you're not wrong!
I think this is my new favourite video. Why is Q-Tip so cool?
descontruct The Rockafeller Skank by Fatboy Slim please :)
Working on it :)
@@KarlBoltzmann good
That intro always gives me as adrenaline pop. And as a drummer, I think the time changes (instantly picked up on) make the song.
That time change is one of the most seamless transitions I've ever heard.
favorite band
I love this!
Thanks Carrie!