it's Guy man, so the gold helmet guy in daft punk and others made this sry for bad english and thomas bangalter the silver one made music with roulé and this is music of 90s
i am a cactus Yeah I wish they were on Spotify also Roulé, Crydamoure was in Spotify at some point in 2014 but was uploaded by 3rd parties so all tracks were removed not so much after, only Santa Claus remained and I had the lucky of listen to it and even add it to my favorite songs playlist but after a while I just figured out it got deleted, so sad, hope someday Guy-Man upload those masterpieces again. srry for my bad English
There might be a few samples missing still. I found one sample in the booklet for "Crydamoure Presents Waves". Track 19: Archigram - In Flight (Raw Club Mix) contains a sample of "Sugar Pie Guy (Pt. 2)" by The Joneses.
Man, this is absolutely wonderful! How on earth did you find Troobadoor? What is really obvious to me in how a lot of these records are sampled, is the ringing and sound of the EMU SP-1200, as well as analog filtering (I guess mutator/Akai MFC42?)
I can't take credit for find the Troobadoor samples since it was someone who discovered them (I'm not sure who, though). I agree that it was a very clever and impressive use of the samples!
I won't be doing one on Cassius 1999 since I've already covered a bunch of tracks from it in my sampling of various electronic artist series. Other albums aren't out of the question though. What other 90s french house albums do you have in mind?
@@yphonichs just listen to the kick/snare at the beginning of "Sequence Emotion" (?) and compare it with the beginning of _Troobador_ The hit-hat sounds a bit similar…
@@PeterTrinkilo Huh, so you forgot to include some of them. I heard that Sedat was the last remaining sample left that got found of Crydamoure and I assumed you covered them all after some patience.
Cool, didn't know about the Santa Claus one. How do you even stumple upon a sample so obscure? :D I wonder how Holiday on ice uses samples if it does, that's one of my favourites.
Raw Man's Lovers is the most sophisticated and well-done track imo. Everything fits together so seamlessly. I wonder how he removed the piano from the vocals?
He used an a cappella version of the track. Sorry, this video is old and I didn't demonstrate that the best. I actually plan on remaking this whole video and some point this year.
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Crydamoure logo is so beautiful
You said it! ;)
Offcourse
Agreed!
Wanted to get it pressed onto some sort of pendant and wear it as a necklace or something...
If you look for it, it looks like the original Communist flag with the eagle on it °v°
We can all say that Guy-Man has a good taste in *MUSIC.* ...And Thomas Bangalter as well.
Ur forgetting Eric Chedeville, AKA Rico the Wizzard. 1/2 of Le Knight Club along with Guy
DJ FALCON
i wish our crydamoure boys' stuff were on streaming services
it's Guy man, so the gold helmet guy in daft punk and others made this sry for bad english and thomas bangalter the silver one made music with roulé and this is music of 90s
but maybe you talked about the music ( youtube video ) not the guys
and maybe they continue idk
Le Knight Club is back since mid 2015.
i am a cactus Yeah I wish they were on Spotify also Roulé, Crydamoure was in Spotify at some point in 2014 but was uploaded by 3rd parties so all tracks were removed not so much after, only Santa Claus remained and I had the lucky of listen to it and even add it to my favorite songs playlist but after a while I just figured out it got deleted, so sad, hope someday Guy-Man upload those masterpieces again.
srry for my bad English
My god does Guy-man have a keen ear
He sures does.
Who is the Guy-man???
@@disuyetin The gold guy.
@@Zzz-j2f more specificly He's the Gold helmet of the Ex EDM Duo Daft Punk
the Eternals wrath of Zeus is such a genius song
yeah
Thank you for your work, Crydamoure was a mater piece on the Frensh touch house music, pure bijoux music
I feel the “New York City” and “No, No Joe” samples were born to be layered together, in order to create something unique.
Right? They fit together perfectly!
the bass may be main reason for this
i get so excited when i hear the sample
Really shows how creative you can be with sampling. Especially with some songs like Wrath of Zeus and Hysteria.
You need more views, this is a masterpiece of sampling.
8:19 - 8:55 hysteria 1 and 2 sample favorite.
same ;)
This is so cool! It's fun to see how my favorite songs were made.
There might be a few samples missing still. I found one sample in the booklet for "Crydamoure Presents Waves". Track 19: Archigram - In Flight (Raw Club Mix) contains a sample of "Sugar Pie Guy (Pt. 2)" by The Joneses.
Those are some sick ass samples.
raw man sampled I owe you one as well in -Beautiful
I cannot stop listening to this thing. it's so cool hearing the way the songs are assembled ☆u☆
Music Box is my favourite in terms of sampling. It's just genius.
Lovers was already one of my favorite Crydamoure tracks by far, and the sampling is even better than I expected.
RIP Daft. maybe crydamoure will make a return
The Double Shalamar Sample on Mosquito is absolute perfection
Get Closer and The Night are literally the same song. No wonder he could make Spaced Out I and II
That's the problem with 80s music, imo.
Nice Video and Big Recopilation of the songs of Crydamoure...
7:09 the samples of music box... man that's genius ^^
The Lovers sample blew me away
Unhearable samples are always genius. (Intergalactic)
VerdantAssassin also holy ghostz
No it's there bro. Here, you can hear it more clearly towards the end of the track: ruclips.net/video/mOA7rBdLS3k/видео.html
Santa Claus
Intergalactik Disko is goosebumps inducing.
Holy shit chuck mamgione is for real!
"EDM producers dont know what they're doing"
Man, this is absolutely wonderful! How on earth did you find Troobadoor? What is really obvious to me in how a lot of these records are sampled, is the ringing and sound of the EMU SP-1200, as well as analog filtering (I guess mutator/Akai MFC42?)
I can't take credit for find the Troobadoor samples since it was someone who discovered them (I'm not sure who, though). I agree that it was a very clever and impressive use of the samples!
This is fucking genius.
Valerie Dore 14:34
That Beastie Boys sample is pretty cool.
-Hi again.-
Yes
Awesome vid! been watching since it uploaded, isnt it so inspiring? 😄
amazing !
Great comparison.
I have been playing sax for years, I feel deceived that Soul Bells doesn't actually have sax in it.
It does have sax. The sax and trumpet are unison and breaks down.
brilliant
this is for real ones only
Could you pls something like this for cassius 1999 and other popular french house albums from the 90s
I won't be doing one on Cassius 1999 since I've already covered a bunch of tracks from it in my sampling of various electronic artist series. Other albums aren't out of the question though. What other 90s french house albums do you have in mind?
@@PeterTrinkilo roule by thomas bangalter
@@yo-boi-roy---_- that's already been covered by someone else ruclips.net/video/De-Mo-nCgmQ/видео.html
Nice video
Très bon boulot!
The unreleased track of *_Le Knight Club_* maybe used the same sample of _"Troobador"_
Unreleased? Like Sequence Emotion/On The Air?
@@yphonichs Yup, that is the name of the video
@@gizzaalive Hmm, never thought about that... I always thought it was interpolated or written by Le Knight Club.
@@yphonichs just listen to the kick/snare at the beginning of "Sequence Emotion" (?) and compare it with the beginning of _Troobador_
The hit-hat sounds a bit similar…
@@gizzaalive Oh, the hi-hat came from a sample pack, same one Daft Punk used for Da Funk and for their live shows.
Now i know how discovery was made
i really dont hear the call me sample in mirage
Wesley S. same here
It's the high pitched guitar.
fucking cool bro! so in depth! nice man
I didn't know the bass in mosquito was sampled too! cool af
RIP to the remake now that it's been copyright struck
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we already got crydamoure and roule so you should make a daft punk one.
nvm there already is
Oof no more ideas
Strange, I thought I saw the new version on the RUclips home page on my phone yesterday, but it's now gone.
I will be reuploading it soon. I removed it because I missed a few samples so I wanna add those in before reposting the video.
@@PeterTrinkilo
Huh, so you forgot to include some of them. I heard that Sedat was the last remaining sample left that got found of Crydamoure and I assumed you covered them all after some patience.
@@markvd1008 there were a few smaller ones that I missed so I figured I should include them.
Can you do a video on Roulè and their samples?
I would but that's already been done. Here's a link: ruclips.net/video/De-Mo-nCgmQ/видео.html
Oh ok. Thanks for the link! ;)
6:47 was I wrong
my heart
Cool, didn't know about the Santa Claus one. How do you even stumple upon a sample so obscure? :D
I wonder how Holiday on ice uses samples if it does, that's one of my favourites.
the real sample is even cooler
What’s the BPM from Hysteria?
127 BPM
Lipps Inc - All Night Dancing sounds like a Yamaha Style loop.
Maybe if the "Think Love Not Hate" sample is found, maybe you could add that in Part 2
Even Archigram's In Flight, You Can Find it in This Wiki Page, Right Here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waves_(compilation_album)
listen to Larry de Kat - How we used to get down to hear the same track as in 1:16
Raw Man's Lovers is the most sophisticated and well-done track imo. Everything fits together so seamlessly. I wonder how he removed the piano from the vocals?
He used an a cappella version of the track. Sorry, this video is old and I didn't demonstrate that the best. I actually plan on remaking this whole video and some point this year.
@@PeterTrinkilo Thanks for still answering! A remake would be greatly appreciated by everyone, looking forward to it :)
Wild
what program did you use for this?
For creating the video I used AVS Video Editor and for editing the audio I used AVS Audio Editor. Both are relatively obscure but good programs.
@@PeterTrinkilo thanks
@@PeterTrinkilo but by the modifications to the samples it looks like they were using either MPC or any other sampler from AKAI - Am I right?
@@maciejlegowicz5834 I think they used the EMU SP1200
Well the Santa Claus one is now irrelevant, though it was pretty close, i'll give it that.
yeah this video is pretty outdated. I wanna remake the whole thing at some point
@@PeterTrinkilo Good idea.
Holy ghost sample has been found. would you considering doing a third follow up once the turkish avenger sample is found?
I actually plan on remaking this entire video from scratch since it's really old
@@PeterTrinkilo can’t wait for it. turkish avenger was found. so that’s almost all of it.
Anybody know what holy ghostz samples?
I've also been wondering this, discogs states its the same sample as Spaced Out, but I am not hearing it at all.
Holy Ghostz Didn't Sample Anything, But The Spaced Out Duology Did.
👀
So do all these samples pass copyright because they've all been manipulated?
They had to clear most of these. They gave credit to a majority of them on the liner notes in the CD booklet.
Play paul holy ghostz sample anyone?!
No.
@@alzoraig 😢
we’re looking. some people have been saying it’s the fez by steely dan. i don’t really here it tho.
@@Baloonboy105yt yeah I don't hear it too!
@@Baloonboy105yt I think that’s just an outdated mistake from Wikipedia that never got fixed.
santa clause nah
yeah this video is outdated. I'm currently working on a remake
@@PeterTrinkilo ok 👍
I study 16:54
One of them doesn't understand good music.
EDIT: The dislikes are gone, so I'm gonna pretend everyone understands good music.
? These are all bangers, what do you mean?
@@holzman00 I'm talking about the dislikes. Now there's 5 of them