"No!" says the man in the tractor, you must listen to COUNTRY!" "No!" says the man at the synthesizer, you must listen to DUBSTEP!" "No!" says th man in the hood, you must listen to RAP!
Une chose est certaine et ce n'est un secret pour personne, ce n'est pas Django Reinhardt, ni Stéphane Grappelli d'ailleurs ! Ce n'est pas Eddie Lang et Joe Venuti non plus. Les seuls enregistrements originaux enregistrés par Django Reinhardt présents dans Bioshock sont "La Mer (Beyond the Sea)" et "Chasing Shadows". Le style musical général et le rythme joués pour cet enregistrement sont bien trop "modernes", en tout cas selon moi. J'ai la malheureuse impression qu'on ne saura véritablement jamais qui a enregistré ces titres additionnels attribués à Django Reinhardt ("It Had to Be You", "Jitterbug Waltz", "Liza" et "Please Be Kind"). La théorie la plus vraisemblable semble être la participation, de près ou de loin, volontaire ou non, du groupe américain "The Faux Frenchmen", connu pour leur formation musicale rendant hommage à Django Reinhardt et au quintette du Hot Club de France. Pourquoi l'équipe de développement de la série de jeu vidéo Bioshock ont décidé de mettre ces enregistrements plutôt que les enregistrements originaux de Django Reinhardt ? Pourquoi (s'il s'agit réellement des "The Faux Frenchmen") ne sont-ils pas crédités sur les génériques ou les listes officielles des bandes son originales ? En tout cas, je trouve que ces titres sont très réussis et le guitariste soliste comme le violoniste rendent un très bel hommage à Django Reinhardt et Stéphane Grappelli. L'essentiel est là d'après moi, ce sont de très jolies musiques avec un excellent jeu vidéo.
@justificator Fair enough, I just downloaded the track and it was titled Django Reinhardt so I though it was, no idea who the original artist is if it isn't him :P
You want to hear Django playing Liza, listen to the track posted by coleorum. This isn't Django, and might not even be Grappelli. I have a record that is supposed to be Reinhardt and Grappelli, but it is in fact Grappelli and some guys in London, during WWII when Django buzzed of back to Paris. Why isn't this Django? The guitar accompaniment is way to basic and trudgie!
He's right; I don't think it is. This is awesome and clearly INSPIRED by Django and Stephane Grappelli, but I don't think it's them. Every other recording of this song isn't this one. Plus, this tempo is way too slow for Django's taste...
Django was from the 30's and 40's, wtf you talking about. Maybe we're all just to used to the remastered tracks of Django that an unpolished one sounds different.
to clear this up, this was a remaster/remix by people hired by the game studio to make the song fit the atmosphere. This song was most definitely originally from Reinhardt, but edited.
Will I've heard plenty of different levels of sound quality on Django's recordings, the main issue is that the playing sounds more like it was by a halfway good Gypsy Jazz player- but not Django. It isn't found in any record of Django's recordings.
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I was searching for this version of the song for months!! Thanks!!
Exactly the version that can be hear in Farmer's Market
I think I've heard it more places too!! Also what's it like being 11 years in the past over there?
@@nukacolacompany2534 it plays on any jukebox, but only the beginning
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Bioshock made me learn this song and this artist, from that day ... I always listen it!
Django♥
Man, I remember when I got a defective copy of BioShock 2 and waited two hours for it to install before giving up. Good times.
December 27th, 2020, I'm still listening this piece of art....
There are no words to describe the Greatness that is Django Reinhardt!
It's not Django!
Oh my gosh, this song is awesome
"No!" says the man in the tractor, you must listen to COUNTRY!"
"No!" says the man at the synthesizer, you must listen to DUBSTEP!"
"No!" says th man in the hood, you must listen to RAP!
no says the man who wants to sleep. you must listen to silence.
I rejected those answers.
Instead I chose something different.
I chose the impossible.
I chose...
DJANGO
Lel
that comments are pure gold
LOL XD...is very good
i knew it was a Django Reinhardt song! this tune always reminds me of farmers market in bioshock 1 i don't think it was played there through
this is the one ive been looking for all week :D
Definitely my favourite part of the soundtrack.
This is beautiful
Every time i hear this song. i hear it skipping like on the jukebox in bioshock.
This Version isnt actually a Reinhardt Recording. Its an imitation from what i can find online
Yeahh..and it is in the installation screen (i got the ps3 version) of bioshock 2 :D
I'm glad it is on youtube :D
FINALLY FOUND IT! love this song, makes me want to pick up violin
YYEEESSSS!!!! i havnt played the game but i just love this song it almost convinces me to start playing this series thank you SO much
it always bugged me that the screen was tilted. all this time i thought i was my computer screen
love this song
ALL my thumbs. All one of them.
this also plays when you're installing BS2 on the PS3
I Was Lookin Everywhere For This Song. I Heard On Bioshock 2 Multiplayer.
With the sweat of your brow...
Awesome! :D
Bruh I don't care I just want this damn version on vinyl, that's all
Une chose est certaine et ce n'est un secret pour personne, ce n'est pas Django Reinhardt, ni Stéphane Grappelli d'ailleurs ! Ce n'est pas Eddie Lang et Joe Venuti non plus. Les seuls enregistrements originaux enregistrés par Django Reinhardt présents dans Bioshock sont "La Mer (Beyond the Sea)" et "Chasing Shadows".
Le style musical général et le rythme joués pour cet enregistrement sont bien trop "modernes", en tout cas selon moi. J'ai la malheureuse impression qu'on ne saura véritablement jamais qui a enregistré ces titres additionnels attribués à Django Reinhardt ("It Had to Be You", "Jitterbug Waltz", "Liza" et "Please Be Kind"). La théorie la plus vraisemblable semble être la participation, de près ou de loin, volontaire ou non, du groupe américain "The Faux Frenchmen", connu pour leur formation musicale rendant hommage à Django Reinhardt et au quintette du Hot Club de France. Pourquoi l'équipe de développement de la série de jeu vidéo Bioshock ont décidé de mettre ces enregistrements plutôt que les enregistrements originaux de Django Reinhardt ? Pourquoi (s'il s'agit réellement des "The Faux Frenchmen") ne sont-ils pas crédités sur les génériques ou les listes officielles des bandes son originales ?
En tout cas, je trouve que ces titres sont très réussis et le guitariste soliste comme le violoniste rendent un très bel hommage à Django Reinhardt et Stéphane Grappelli. L'essentiel est là d'après moi, ce sont de très jolies musiques avec un excellent jeu vidéo.
Exact ce ne sont ni l'un ni l'autre
If someone can find the sheet music for this I would love you
uhm i don't need your love but is this what you're looking for?
/watch?v=OH_wplMZerg or zulko.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/douceambiance1.pdf
@justificator I'm pretty sure it is, It says so on the bioshock wiki site.It could be wrong tho
It was!
Haha, it took me ages to find it too.
@Jazzwayze This is an interesting turn of events...
Very good game. Very good music, but i believe anyone pays attention to this is because it was in bioshock. Thumbs up if you agree.
Ha Ha I Knew It Waz Djangoz Song... I Love Bioshock And The Classics...
That is not Django Reinhardt. That’s The Faux Frenchmen playing this song.
2021 anyone?
haha everyones been looking for this song ive been looking ever since i first played bioshock 2
Yup, I have the rest of the songs from the game too, I may post them too at some point.
@justificator Fair enough, I just downloaded the track and it was titled Django Reinhardt so I though it was, no idea who the original artist is if it isn't him :P
It is from Django Reinhardt
Who remembers this from Farmers Market area on that Record player?
Django is off the CHAIN!!!
I don't think this is Django!
i know this isnt the django version, but who plated this version? im dying ti find it elsewere
9 years later we still need an answer
okay, where can I find a FREE sheet for this
@RockShoxLoon hahahaha whao now lets not get angry XD he could be refering to the picture saying that its not Reinhardt. Who knows.
@NukeForBinLaden24356 It is I was just playing =D
@justificator lolwut?
@667Atlas Good luck! When you open, let me know to be a client!
I love all of you Rapture folks.
Have you retained your citizenship in Rapture to this day?
*Awkward silence... tumbleweed blows by...
Haha
@NukeForBinLaden24356 yes it was
yeah, i guess it was then.
@justificator You better justify your comment.
I don't know who is playing but I'm sure this is NOT Django !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The original : ruclips.net/video/QY8NJX4tPUY/видео.html
This is not Django Reinhardt or Stephane Grappelli.
when I was in farmer's market In the nutshell
Rapture!
You want to hear Django playing Liza, listen to the track posted by coleorum.
This isn't Django, and might not even be Grappelli.
I have a record that is supposed to be Reinhardt and Grappelli, but it is in fact Grappelli and some guys in London, during WWII when Django buzzed of back to Paris.
Why isn't this Django? The guitar accompaniment is way to basic and trudgie!
Was it just me or does this tune sound somewhat like the ones played on Spongebob?
He's right; I don't think it is. This is awesome and clearly INSPIRED by Django and Stephane Grappelli, but I don't think it's them. Every other recording of this song isn't this one. Plus, this tempo is way too slow for Django's taste...
That's not Django, The tone and phrasing does not sound at all like him
I agree, not Django at all. The way it's recorded sound like an old 40's vinyle !
Django was from the 30's and 40's, wtf you talking about. Maybe we're all just to used to the remastered tracks of Django that an unpolished one sounds different.
to clear this up, this was a remaster/remix by people hired by the game studio to make the song fit the atmosphere. This song was most definitely originally from Reinhardt, but edited.
Will I've heard plenty of different levels of sound quality on Django's recordings, the main issue is that the playing sounds more like it was by a halfway good Gypsy Jazz player- but not Django. It isn't found in any record of Django's recordings.
This is not django nor Grapelli and I am certain !!!
really nice but not AT ALL django every single second of the solo proove it! like the sweeping at 2 27!
that's Django. go research before commenting
not at all django...
this is Django and Grappelli.
This is misleading.