Making a 90s Club Smash with the JD-800 Expansion! 

Anyone nailed the dance routine yet? 5:11 Bottom left stuffed it up. What a loser.

The best part of terrible 90's dance music is that it's secretly not terrible

This is not complete without the 8-bars-rap-verse-from-a-rapper-nobody-knows

All we need now is a 23 minute extended club mix, a radio version, a dub version, an acapella & bonus beats squeezed onto a 12” vinyl single.

This guy is what RU-vid was intended for.lol. funny, creative, and all around awesome at everything. Lol. Gotta love it. Outstanding job as always sir. Have a good day.

For some reason, this is an enduring favourite.

You’ve summed up the 1990-1991 dance club/bar scene perfectly. 👍🏻

You should put out a None Hit Wonders album with all the music one’s pretty sure one heard sometime somewhere.

This absolutely would've been on Top of the Pops. Fantastic.

Hitting the word "Luvaaa" as your glasses were at peak ❤ was absolutely brilliant. The lyrics were spot on 90's. Sistas and Bruthas...revolution...luva...it's all there! The nuances of your performances and comedic elements and timing are second to none.

It's 1993 and this song comes on Z100 in Portland Oregon. Oh yeah, the good old days!

Dude this is awesome. Makes me want this synth even more. Nicely done. The heart glasses cracked me up. Nailed the 90’s. I was in my 20’s and can’t remember much of them except my wedding in 1995.

If I've said it once, well... I've said it at least once. You not only entertain me with your musical talent and creativity but you crack me up at the same time. Thanks again for another great video.

Ken Ishii - Jellytones is the JD-800 sound of the '90s for me. The presets are all over that album.

I think we all need a little light hearted 90's music these days. Well done lol.

That was an absolutely horrendous experience. Thanks for recreating the 90's sound so well!

No 90's dance smash is complete without the phrase "sisters and brothers"! Luviiit!

That bottom right square bicep pump pose was legit.

As an eighties teen who merely endured nineties music, this is far better than the real thing.

the dance and wailing guitar definitely the highlight

I loved this. Brought such a smile to my face. Thanks so much for sharing Alex. This is my type of music. 2021 or not, I'm still 30 years in the past.

In the 90's I wouldn't have been caught dead listening to music like this. But now I'm here for it!

Reminding me of early to mid 90s hot summers hanging around at the inner london rope parks as a kid.... Thank you for that nostalgia trip :D

That unpleasant vocal "Hummmm" at 4:14 is utterly perfect

Absolutely appalling. Well done indeed! 😂

An amazing reconstruction of one of my worst nightmares 😅💀

The only way to make this worse would be to use the M1 piano.... That lead line at the end seems far too complex for a 90s banger though.

at the first glance this tune is ticking all the boxes... the dance routine is actually pretty good 👏🏼 Still room for some MrVain rapping in there 😄

I lived in East Anglia back when this stuff was big. Brings back fond memories of my time in the UK from 89-91.

You really are my favorite! Such a fun watch & great catchy groove!!

Everything about this makes me happy, which is a new feeling for me!

The best thing I’ve heard for ages…. I was giggling the entire time

This captures the "terrible in all the right ways" vibe. This song wins 2021. And 1994.

never thought I'd stick around for 5:57....glad I did. Nice work!

I love the chorus. Your voice is really good throughout. Kudos!!!

I wouldn't mind this being on Spotify....

That was awesome Alex and you sing pretty darn good!

That laugh at the end was the cherry on top.

Bravo, well done, you have captured the 90s brilliantly, it takes me back to the 90s. When is your Cassette coming out, i would happily buy it, i have listened to this track more than 10 times, in true 90s style, got my large home stereo speakers and put them in the boot of my car. Keep up the good work👍

That bassline was very “A Guy Called Gerald”.

Brilliant. This was both simultaneously educational and hilarious. Great job

Excellent 👌 funny and original Good work, thank you 😊

Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it!

Horrible "music"... And the best thing I've heard since 1990!

Many a Vauxhall Astra used to charge around the Gloucester one way system with crap like this pumping the subwoofers and dimming the headlights on every beat. Great entertainment!

LOVE IT!!!! 90's ftw

Nice work! I love it! HAHAH Vocals on point! I think you should release it. Keep up the good work. And thanks for continuing to share incredible synths with the world! Best, Clayton

Your ability to capture the vibe is undeniable and awe-inspiring, Alex - but this is my personal musical hell!!

You had my foot tapping and neck jiving lol!

Nicely done. That was fun. That’s a sweet synth. It looks like it’s worth the $$$.

Wooooah, Mr. Plonka coming in with something I had no idea I needed to hear. Sing for us more, you crazy son of a sea cook!

I'm having flashbacks of listening to Future Music demo CDs and trying to do something similar with OctaMED on my Commodore Amiga...

Superb, just superb, you're a genius. Reminds me of clubbing in TOTS in Southend in 90's. Happy days 🤩

EVERY single sound you're using sounds like it's from Dance Dance Revolution. I love it.

That made me very happy in a very sad nostalgic way. Simpler times...

I've just realised why I spent the 90's in the pub. Thanks!

Wow, this is actually cool. Well done Alex :)

This is literally the type of music I always tried to recreate but failed because of skill issues (and lack of the instruments needed). That being said this is the best thing I ever heard, I just love on how terribly 90s this is.

geee...those flashbacks i got from this video!!! :) Well done!

You know if you had of done that in the 90s, it probably would have got into the charts...!!!

Solid house track right there, I love it.

LOL sounds just like Baby Ford! Wonderful! I love nostalgia!

Brings joy to my heart, such a great 5 mins

You have been given the gift for being able to make this plain awesome!

PLONKA IN DA HOUSE! must look into some hats and shades myself...

Getting Dead or Alive and handbag house vibes here! Nice job 👍🏻

Alex you are great go on do a next crazy thing!

Classic. Inspired. Thank you

why are the vocals so good wtf

I was there and I never ever want to go back! It’s like visiting France.

As Bill & Ted would say: Excellent!

That was awesome, once again! Thanks Alex.

That has been so much fun to watch, brilliant

Awesome Alex thanks 🙏🏾

Smiling all the way through this video. Just brilliant.

Hilariously brilliant!! Nice one 😉

Alex you are a man with many talents this was superb thank you.

Thanks Alex - genuine bit of drooling over the Jupiter X. Enjoyed your Prodigy reference with the 'Wailing Guitar'. Regards

I just came across this! Great Job! LOL

I would have happily danced to this in archaos, in glasgow, in the 90s. no sarcasm, it is time fitting.

That's really funny, and I'm not ashamed to say cool..!! great video..!!

The hilarious reaction @0:20 alone is worth watching the video.. superb.

Bravo Alex. You nailed it

That was terribly awesome, so 90s.

I...want an entire album of this

You would get kicked out of Jack's house with those lyrics

Brilliant, I look forward to your videos.

BANGER ALERT BANGER ALERT

All that four-to-the-floor dance stuff that became popular in the 90s that owes everything it was to classic disco, even though it considered sacrilegious to compare it to disco. That’s what I liked about it when it started emerging, that it was simply disco made with models like the 800 instead of with first-generation analog synthesizers/sequencers.

OOOH GOODY! Time to bring out my old, trusted JD-800! Thanks! :-)

Love it

Damn. Now I need more gear. Thanks. 😂 Oh, and Imma need those glasses as well. 😁

Foot was tapping. Good job.

I used a borrowed JD800 back in the 1990s with a couple of friends of mine, to make a cynically exploitative "rave" song based on Gerry Anderson's "Stingray". Didn't get anywhere with the record, but it was a lot of fun. I seem to remember we were running Cubase on an Atari, using an Akai S900, and three DA88s for tracking. There was a certain "flavour" to those times, that now eludes me when I try to recall it. Things have moved on a lot!

Thank you for making me a teenager again!

Brilliantly entertaining stuff!!! 😎👽🙌

Right that’s it it. I’m going on it for 3 days. Somebody give Ebeneezer a ring.

Awesome. I was having kind of a rough day but that turned things right around.

INCRED-IBLE!! mAN... i can't believe how talented you are!! keep kickin ass man! :D

The track was amazing!