I remember being a teenager listening to this song on a discman in my high school library. holy moly that might as well have been a different person. so long ago! fun song
Nah, late nineties, it was the time Depeche Mode played the same night in O-town. Which is where my gf wanted to go. The choice was easy, I told her, "have a good time"...
I've always loved the piano melody... which turns out to be a sample from Ray Bryant's "A Song for My Father" ... which is a cover of the song by Horace Silver.
zsantschi thanks, i have just listened to the Ray Bryant version which is now a favourite. Realy good cover artwork as well. There was another sample that meat beat did at the very end of Satiricon which was a Dudley Moore piece from the soundtrack to Bedazzled called The Millionaire. MBM have pointed to some great music.
its only taken 30 years but I just realised the vocal sample is off the Uncle Meat album by Frank Zappa - Hello Teenage America off 'The Voice of the Cheese' and Wowee Zowee off 'Ian Underwood Whips It Out'
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I remember being a teenager listening to this song on a discman in my high school library. holy moly that might as well have been a different person. so long ago! fun song
It's what MBM opened with, when I got lucky enough to witness them live, down in Y-Bor City. The bass vibrated my body, which was awesome
Was that the Ritz, early 90s?
Nah, late nineties, it was the time Depeche Mode played the same night in O-town. Which is where my gf wanted to go. The choice was easy, I told her, "have a good time"...
BlueBurro922 love that story :) going to ybor city for the first time ever at the end of the month.
Saw em at #'s with Consolidated two millenials lifetimes ago
you lucky dog..i only had sony walkman
I've always loved the piano melody... which turns out to be a sample from Ray Bryant's "A Song for My Father" ... which is a cover of the song by Horace Silver.
zsantschi thanks, i have just listened to the Ray Bryant version which is now a favourite. Realy good cover artwork as well. There was another sample that meat beat did at the very end of Satiricon which was a Dudley Moore piece from the soundtrack to Bedazzled called The Millionaire. MBM have pointed to some great music.
2.07 understates the song!! Must put on repeat,
Have not heard this in 20 years!
Im going to america next year and this will be mine theme to explore new york city
one of the funkiest songs to date
its only taken 30 years but I just realised the vocal sample is off the Uncle Meat album by Frank Zappa - Hello Teenage America off 'The Voice of the Cheese' and Wowee Zowee off 'Ian Underwood Whips It Out'
That's Suzie Creamcheese
Simply the best.
aint this record a riot !
this is my jam....
I loved the 'woweezowee' thing my whole life.
"Ian Underwood Whips It Out" by Zappa
amazing....
wowie zowie
groovy track! :)
Joy Division - As you said
Erik Visscher thank you i knew i recognised it......
meh
"hello, teenage America" is the voice of Suzie Creamcheese, from Frank Zappa's "entourage"
yea this is a good 1.
make this an hour long
and turn it into an electro jam album, yueah
Written by Horace Silver
COIL - Teenage Lightning ;)
Alguien dijo q la banda nació de un proyecto escolar y... el resultado fue GENIAL!
En realidad vino de un proyecto "fallido" de Jack Dangers, Perennial Divide. Se fue del grupo y creo este increíble grupo
@@strapdown2950 Buen dato! Lo que escribí, lo escuché hace años pero es lo ùnico que sabía. Abrazo.
@@juanpabloarena2724 Si es muy raro encontrar información de este grupo y más encontrar gente que conozca Meat Beat Manifesto jaja, saludos.
@@strapdown2950 Duele peroooo... Es cierto.
@@juanpabloarena2724 Es una lástima que sea tan infravalorado este grupo. Para mí son revolucionarios de la electrónica, pero es lo que hay
It's f*cking Steely Dan, Rikki dont lose my number.
Hello!
Joy Division - As you said
no thanks
@@nacho2186 ?