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Dragostea Din Tei had such a grip on culture it got people around the world memorizing Romanian lyrics word for word like it was something we just know 😂
Dragostea Din Tei was not only popular when it first came out. But it has been sampled by a lot of other artists over the years, it has been translated in nearly every language imaginable, and it is the catchies, most fun song that has ever been created. I freaking love it, and I will stand by this statement forever
Alice deejay, Scooter, Daft Punk, Yves Larock, Eifel 65, Robert Miles, Zombie Nation, Guru Josh Project, Faitlhless, Gigi D'agostino, September, Swedish House Mafia, Avicii, David Guetta, Antiloop...the list goes on. Late 90s early 2000s had so many good bands. USA was late to the party of usual and back then it was rediculed and called Euro trash in USA.
A fun fact about All I ever wanted by Basshunter is its original swedish title "Vi sitter här i Venten och spelar lite DotA" which translates to "We´re hanging out in Ventrilo, playing some DotA". His other hit "Now that you´ve gone" was originally about an IRC b*t named Anna.
literally cried from nostalgia from my teen years lol. Myspace, limewire, flip phones and techno. I'm from Austria and my family would go back and I would hear these songs in summer when I was 13, 14 and then come back home to Atlanta but nobody cared or liked techno. I often raved in my room to these songs when I was lonely. I remember one particular time it was a bright summer day, I had all the windows open I just built my desktop and put windows xp on it and immediately installed limewire and downloaded a bunch of songs. My crush had just rejected me, my parents weren't home, so I skipped school and danced in my room for like 3 hours. It's a bittersweet memory, but alongside great ones in Austria hanging out with my cousins and friends dancing and swimming in the lake, it's a source of such joy. Now I'm in my mid 30's I've had surgery on my shoulder a 3rd time and have 3 herniated discs, work 45-55 hours a week just to not have enough money to afford a house and just feel so old... I just want to go back even for a moment.
no, it is all i ever wanted. and allmost every song basshunter have like Boten anna, Dota, all i ever wanted etc, and many other artists are based on one of the most imprtant edm songs ever made. called daddy DJ XD
@@vpuik 1995 brought Hackers, and with that it brought The Prodigy, Carl Cox, Leftfield, Orbital etc to Hollywood. Daft Punk's Around the World did hit the Billboard Hot 100, as did Alice Deejay's Better Off Alone.
Fun Fact: Adagio For Strings by Tiesto is one the the top five songs that increase dopamine the most according to a scientific study by the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital.
Also funny that the original Adagio for Strings from 1938 is ranked 2nd. So no wonder why the Tiesto version is that high. The classical version certainly does things to you as well.
It’s like coachella but in Europe, so without the posers and about the music! I’m so jealous that you went to the first in concert event, I was at passion around the same time and it was literally shoulder to shoulder. Tiesto knew how to put on a fuckin show!
Nope. Original was made by Samuel Barber in 1936 and there are so many remixes and cover versions. Tiesto's one is maybe the most commercial known, but definitely not the best. I will always prefer William Orbit - Barbers Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix). Second thing is that Tiesto almost never produced his tracks, that goes to Dennis Waakop Reijers and this track is also his work
As a near-40 year old man that's just stumbled across this, seeing these "kids" enjoying the EDM music I was clubbing to in 2002-2007/8 brings an enormous smile to my face
Call on Me technically doesn't sample Valerie from the original record, as the studio would not clear the sample for Eric Prydz. But Eric presented it to Steve, who was impressed and redid his entire vocals, and that's whats sampled. Which is why the wikipedia entry says "based on" not sampled.
He also took the melodic hook / use of sample from Thomas Bangalter and DJ Falcon who would play that sample the same way a couple years prior to Eric Prydz releasing it.
It was huge in Canada too. It baffles me that it seems like things stop in Canada and do t hit the U.S until later. Maybe it's because Canada still has a lot of British influence in some parts? No idea. Lol
As a 40 year old european who grew up on Electronic music it's so funny to me that they say its all "EDM" - the picked Songs are several different genres. But props to them that they knew each song 🫶
It’s funny cause these songs (big dance music songs generally) weren’t actually mainstream hits in America at the time right? In terms of the actual main charts, they were across pretty much of all Europe though
@kJ922-h3j alot of them were VERY popular in North America. They may not have charted but they got radio play. With the exception of Adagio for Strings, the Numa Numa song or whatever. Alot of it can also be attributed to underground distribution of pirated music between students. That's how I heard alot of these at first back in the day. I was kinda shocked DHT- Listen To Your Heart wasn't on this list too
Ah yes, the adagio track from Tiesto... Tiesto in Concert in the Gelredome in Arnhem the Netherlands in 2004... I was there, right at the front ... Been there for two years in a row, very impressive events. Awesome memories!
On October 9-10, 1999, the inaugural Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was held..Wikipedia...and to be fair or honest, comparing a used to be only European, Dance music festival, to an American event, is like apples to oranges. If you were to do a fair comparison EDC would be a better option, or even Ultra Music Festival, which also started in 99' like Coachella did! just sharing the knowledge! :)
Early 2000s EDM reminds me of when my older brother got his drivers licence and every time that i would need to be the car with him (eg: driving to and from school every day), he would have a mix cd of EDM songs on repeat. 😂
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devote yourself to making music
go gym and let out ALL frustration
Playing Basshunter and not playing the original DoTA version is a crime.
Thats what im saying XD
I still listen to dota constantly as my happy song lol
And Daddy DJ which it's based on :) (though it originally came out in the very late 90's)
Mate you can't tell me you don't like Boten Anna more?
Agreed
Not knowing Adagio for strings should be a crime
people without musical taste, listening to radio pop and rap songs only
Americans have the music taste of a paper bag
That's probably why this channel make these kind of videos...for Americans to learn
@@mattnic001I'm an American and know all those songs
Eat. Sleep. Rave. Repeat 👾
PLUR
What is this sleep you speak of?
Facts 🎉
Club, another club🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
For me it would be more like: Eat, Sleep, WORK, then Rave, Repeat.
Half of this episode felt like a CD I would have burned for myself in 2005.
Truuuuue 🤣🤣
The fact that you didn't guess Adagio for Strings in the first 1 millisecond means you're far from being a raver.
😊
13:56 when they didn't recognize Adagio for Strings, I was disappointed
I had shills!
Yeah a bit, but I can imagine it not being popular in the USA at the time, but in Europe? It was the high point of a dj set around 05/06
They see Tiesto -> Who is that? -> My soul dies a little.
Yeah, Tietso by far one of the best DJs in the world
Not know Tiesto and calling yourself a edm fan is like being vegan who eats meat.
Not having Daft Punk is blasphemy
They need a video of only them.
@@GuilhermeCMuniz AGREED! They could due an entire REACT w/ just Daft Punk. REACT probably couldn’t get the licenses for the songs or videos
YES and T.A.T.U
They put out that whole movie. How do you not have one song.
Daft Punk are in their own iconic lane 😎
Dragostea Din Tei had such a grip on culture it got people around the world memorizing Romanian lyrics word for word like it was something we just know 😂
Numa numa ay numa numa numa ay
Dragostea Din Tei was not only popular when it first came out. But it has been sampled by a lot of other artists over the years, it has been translated in nearly every language imaginable, and it is the catchies, most fun song that has ever been created. I freaking love it, and I will stand by this statement forever
Alice deejay, Scooter, Daft Punk, Yves Larock, Eifel 65, Robert Miles, Zombie Nation, Guru Josh Project, Faitlhless, Gigi D'agostino, September, Swedish House Mafia, Avicii, David Guetta, Antiloop...the list goes on.
Late 90s early 2000s had so many good bands.
USA was late to the party of usual and back then it was rediculed and called Euro trash in USA.
Cascada has another bop song... "Evacuate The Dancefloor"... I doubt they would resist that one...
Amazing vid...
12:31 the way my jaw dropped😭🙏🏼
Darude -Sandstorm became a trolling reply since 2010😭
I can’t believe most of them didn’t know Adagio for Strings. It’s one of the best trance songs ever made.
It’s like Coachella?!?!? Lmao. Bro, all European festivals put Coachella and most other American festivals to SHAME!!!
for real. its like watching the best of charts show on tv at the end of the year. clowns xD
Sandstorm is the EDM equivalent of getting rick-rolled
HOL! - Country Riddim is the festival equivalent of rick roll thanks to Four Tet
What's the name of the song 😂
Darude Sandstorm
A fun fact about All I ever wanted by Basshunter is its original swedish title "Vi sitter här i Venten och spelar lite DotA" which translates to "We´re hanging out in Ventrilo, playing some DotA". His other hit "Now that you´ve gone" was originally about an IRC b*t named Anna.
In regard to "Satisfaction", do none of them have any notion of the word "penetration"?? The joke is sex. It's always sex. 😂
Tiestos adagio for strings is a fucked MASTERPIECE. Goosebumps without fail.
literally cried from nostalgia from my teen years lol. Myspace, limewire, flip phones and techno. I'm from Austria and my family would go back and I would hear these songs in summer when I was 13, 14 and then come back home to Atlanta but nobody cared or liked techno. I often raved in my room to these songs when I was lonely. I remember one particular time it was a bright summer day, I had all the windows open I just built my desktop and put windows xp on it and immediately installed limewire and downloaded a bunch of songs. My crush had just rejected me, my parents weren't home, so I skipped school and danced in my room for like 3 hours. It's a bittersweet memory, but alongside great ones in Austria hanging out with my cousins and friends dancing and swimming in the lake, it's a source of such joy.
Now I'm in my mid 30's I've had surgery on my shoulder a 3rd time and have 3 herniated discs, work 45-55 hours a week just to not have enough money to afford a house and just feel so old... I just want to go back even for a moment.
Alice Deejay - Better Off Alone was ALWAYS playing on tv out here - anyone remember that one?
It was one of the biggest tracks of the era lol, of course we remember it
LOVE that song! I was 6 when it came out! But it’s 90s. We need a 90s vid..
the Numa Numa guy will forever be the face of that song, 2000's kids will never not think of that meme!
"It's like COachella but in Europe" is so dumb I love it
I think the Izzys shoulda been in this one. They got big EDM energy!
This is impossible for Europeans
How can you talk about All I Ever Wanted and not mention that the legendary Swedish language version is not a love song but about playing "DotA"?
BROOOOOOOOO, PEAK SONG OMFG
And it flows much better, even if you can’t understand it.
Tatu had the same issue.
I knew that Basshunter music from his DOTA song. I laughed so hard when I heard "All I Ever Wanted" on radio. I miss Late 90s/Early 2k raves.
5:40 Electric Callboy did a great cover of “Every time we touch” that slaps hard
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Sandstorm was a dirty move ... you cannot play it and not move your soul around.
@@AlexandreMS71 or is it that your soul moves YOU? 🤔 💃🏾 🕺
watching 20 year olds bobbing out to tunes that came out when I was 20 got me feelin old AF!
Truth. 😂
Adagio For Strings is a timeless masterpiece and it's a shame not more people have heard it before
Literally listened this morning full blast. Makes DC traffic a smidge more tolerable
That satisfaction video had famous (sort of lol) British “glamour models” of the time in it, got a LOT of play on the music video tv channels
They didn't recognize Tiesto as they were all under the age of 8 when that album came out and it wasn't played at teen clubs in the 2010's
"Deadmou-five" hurts
so much
Adagio for strings...when Tiësto made good music
Ferry did a better rendition five years before Tijs, remixing William Orbit
Gigi D'Agostino should of been on this video also.
I like how everyone just lose it at everytime we touch LOL
9:10 This song is DOTA to some of us
no, it is all i ever wanted. and allmost every song basshunter have like Boten anna, Dota, all i ever wanted etc, and many other artists are based on one of the most imprtant edm songs ever made. called daddy DJ XD
About half of these are on my workout playlist. The rest are about to be. LOL
I would argue that EDM became MAINSTREAM in the 90s.
Y’all forget about Daft Punk? Haddaway? Snap!? Corona? Alice Deejay? So many more. Come on.
Alice Deejay's Elements of Life reminds me of the short movie "The Last Race" and will forever live in my heart.
Guru Josh, Armin, Safri Duo, Tim Deluxe, Bob Sinclair, Gigi D'Agostino
@jonathansandoval9885 not on west side of the pond
@@vpuik 1995 brought Hackers, and with that it brought The Prodigy, Carl Cox, Leftfield, Orbital etc to Hollywood. Daft Punk's Around the World did hit the Billboard Hot 100, as did Alice Deejay's Better Off Alone.
Fun Fact: Adagio For Strings by Tiesto is one the the top five songs that increase dopamine the most according to a scientific study by the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital.
That sounds like a interesting study, do you have some more info about it?
Also funny that the original Adagio for Strings from 1938 is ranked 2nd. So no wonder why the Tiesto version is that high. The classical version certainly does things to you as well.
No other genre of music vibes like EDM.
Now I feel old. I was in the audience of that Tiesto concert
It’s like coachella but in Europe, so without the posers and about the music!
I’m so jealous that you went to the first in concert event, I was at passion around the same time and it was literally shoulder to shoulder. Tiesto knew how to put on a fuckin show!
Honorable mention:
Alex Gaudino - Destination Calabria ft Crystal Waters
Thanks for the nostalgia🎶
Tiesto's Adagio for Strings is the best! The original Tiesto 👌
Theme Norefjell was good as well 😄
Nope. Original was made by Samuel Barber in 1936 and there are so many remixes and cover versions. Tiesto's one is maybe the most commercial known, but definitely not the best. I will always prefer William Orbit - Barbers Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix).
Second thing is that Tiesto almost never produced his tracks, that goes to Dennis Waakop Reijers and this track is also his work
@@Lukinator86 yeah, i mean this remix of tiesto was the best and well known
@@Lukinator86they mean it’s tiesto before he went pop
As a near-40 year old man that's just stumbled across this, seeing these "kids" enjoying the EDM music I was clubbing to in 2002-2007/8 brings an enormous smile to my face
Same here, 41 :)
Everyone thinking they can resist a beat drop 😂😂😂 DONT SLEEP ON THE BEAT DROPS 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I love how Jle just doesn’t care about the challenge, I love the “IDC” energy!!
No Gigi d Agostino, Mauro Picotto, Paul Van Dyk ?? Damn .
They were much more in the underground scene than the public eye. There was soooooo many good artists and songs that wasn't mainstream.
20:40 did they really said DEADMAU FIVE??? bruh...
Wtf? 😂
The “deadmau five” killed me. And “the head gear before Marshmellow and everyone” Did we forget about Daft Punk 😭
This is already one of my favorite REACT videos. I danced and smiled the entire time. Oh the memories these songs bring back!
Gigi D'agostino, ATB, Ian Van Dahl and so many others.... Sheesh. I'm old.
The disrespect from these kids not knowing Tiestos adagio for strings....the gall
We literally had to buy the $40 4 disc set of ministry of sound to get our favourite songs. Sometimes only 1-2 songs where the rest were undesirable 😂
how did they not know tiesto and adagio for strings wtf
Weirdly that didn't blow up in the US. I knew Tiesto's other stuff before I ever heard that song. 🤷
Call on Me technically doesn't sample Valerie from the original record, as the studio would not clear the sample for Eric Prydz. But Eric presented it to Steve, who was impressed and redid his entire vocals, and that's whats sampled. Which is why the wikipedia entry says "based on" not sampled.
Awesome tidbit here
He also took the melodic hook / use of sample from Thomas Bangalter and DJ Falcon who would play that sample the same way a couple years prior to Eric Prydz releasing it.
From 2004 to 2008 I worked as security in discotheques in Spain. It was a life of rare beauty
when sandstorm came I was laughing SO HARD
Adagio for Strings was a big hit in the UK, excuse me? It was a mega hit in whole Europe and especially in the Netherlands where it started..
It was huge in Canada too. It baffles me that it seems like things stop in Canada and do t hit the U.S until later. Maybe it's because Canada still has a lot of British influence in some parts? No idea. Lol
Ahh, yes. All the songs i got bullied for listening to in middle school…
Sad that "Guru Josh Project - Infinity 2008" wasn't included.
EDM helped me during my Uni years.
That one is a GEM
How do they not know Adagio 😢
As a 40 year old european who grew up on Electronic music it's so funny to me that they say its all "EDM" - the picked Songs are several different genres. But props to them that they knew each song 🫶
I love how every single one of them during sandstorm just went off!!!
Not dude saying "Everytime we touch" makes you want to cry while tears were literally starting to form in my eyes lmao
Being a 90's kid makes it hard not to bop on any of those especially when all of these songs have been in any playlist that i've had since then lol.
Tiesto, Adagio for strings, best ever version. if i remember correctly original version is in the movie platoon
It’s funny cause these songs (big dance music songs generally) weren’t actually mainstream hits in America at the time right? In terms of the actual main charts, they were across pretty much of all Europe though
@kJ922-h3j alot of them were VERY popular in North America. They may not have charted but they got radio play. With the exception of Adagio for Strings, the Numa Numa song or whatever.
Alot of it can also be attributed to underground distribution of pirated music between students. That's how I heard alot of these at first back in the day.
I was kinda shocked DHT- Listen To Your Heart wasn't on this list too
@@mcla9212 but it literally can’t have been close to the same extent, and I meant more the overall genre not necessarily this specific list too
how these kids dont know adagio for strings and call themselves ravers is beyond me
I’m 35. I was rocking out to this so hard. I want to go to a rave now. But idk if my knees can hang. 💜🤙🏻
I hear the song, " every time we touch " at my job literally everyday. It's hard not to bob your head!!
I prefer the bass hunter originals in Swedish, they're super needy about stuff like Warcraft 3 and chat bots
Yes, nobody would get the nerd-humor behind Basshunters origin, even if gaming become more mainstream nowdays.
I've lost it on the first 2 seconds of the first song. One of the best years of music. Its impossible to resist.
this could be 40 mins long and it wouldnt be long enough
Benny Bennasi was my jam on Highschool and young adulthood
One third through the video and I have no issue saying the most memorable line is, "That's that bmp that makes you want to cry!"
Where's daft punk?
Technologic, one more time, harder better faster stronger
The fact that they don’t know Adagio for strings is insulting
I lost with the first song, “Heaven”.... That was my absolute jam my first year in college!!! I played it nonstop driving home from school…
I absolutely love how everyone can agree, Sandstorm hits, you HAVE to dance.
Definitely need an EDM reaction part two!! Soo much more great tunes to listen and react to!
Not knowing tiesto or Lasgo is a CRIMEEEEEEE
fedde le grand put your hands up for detroit. should 100% have been on this playlist
Where is Scooter, really now 🛴
Wow. The disrespect for classic Tiesto. I literally got chills. One of the best tracks of all time.
I'm European and this whole thing is my youth. What a trip back. And yeah, I'm old :D
I love Ashley saying I had to hold the girls lol
Not me at 48 years old couch-dancing to Sandstorm. 😂
No no Robert Miles - Children He was truly the pioneer of EDM imo
gatta hit the mix "children of storm" robert miles and darude mix
There's no "I'm blue" dabadee dabadaa
It was released in the late 90's, has nothing to do with 2000
Ah yes, the adagio track from Tiesto...
Tiesto in Concert in the Gelredome in Arnhem the Netherlands in 2004...
I was there, right at the front ...
Been there for two years in a row, very impressive events. Awesome memories!
Stereo love of edwards maya is still make me goosebumps and hits all the time
I want to be in a 2000's EDM party with Jared and Brian!!
Tiesto - Adagio for strings is just sooo good. Unbelievable those people never heard of it
14:05 Its like coachella but in Europe... you mean Tomorrowland? WHERE COACHELLA GOT ITS INSPIRATION...
On October 9-10, 1999, the inaugural Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was held..Wikipedia...and to be fair or honest, comparing a used to be only European, Dance music festival, to an American event, is like apples to oranges. If you were to do a fair comparison EDC would be a better option, or even Ultra Music Festival, which also started in 99' like Coachella did! just sharing the knowledge! :)
And Dance Valley before that and Mysteryland before that, both not having the insane prices of Coachella either, especially back in the days.
@@RobinDeur1980 💯💯💯
The great absent one: Infinity - Guru Josh Project
Question: "Whats that song in minute 13?"
Answer: "Darude - Sandstorm"
Disappointed there was no scooter! come on they were a staple of the 00s club scene!
Early 2000s EDM reminds me of when my older brother got his drivers licence and every time that i would need to be the car with him (eg: driving to and from school every day), he would have a mix cd of EDM songs on repeat. 😂