I paid $$$$ to get this 12" 1st release from Europe in 2002. Dropped it at a college festival in front of about 8,000 people. I've yet to see that level of hype sense. 🤯🙌
📀🏠🎹🎵HOUSE MUSIC IS REPETITIVE ON PURPOSE. Its not trying to impress you. Its not trying to tell a significant story. Its taking that spit second of bliss during the dark times and create a hypnotic loop of endless euphoria. it was designed to keep you in the moment for as long as possible. The reason I love it is because its the one consistent rhythm in my crazy life. The 4/4 beat is the beat of our hearts. Its steady, and dependable.
That's why "EDM" and modern dance in general is such a load of shit. It's all about trying to impress you. The repitition is one of the best things but artists now do everything to avoid it for the pop crowd. Its infected all genres
Together is the ultimate "feel good music" group. This song is super repetitive but also very endearing. You can feel all of the love that they put into their music.
Me and my friends used to ironically listen to this and joke about how repetitive it is, but then on listen #493 or something, we realized it was a religious experience and a masterpiece.
If need be, the definitive proof of those guys' genius. Take a song excerpt that's about 5 second long, loop it for 11 minutes, season it and make a freakin' classic out of it.
I’m 17. I’m in college. I have a great group of friends. A few of us are into house music and when this song plays in a terrible club we all get together and hug and jump around.
This is the first time I’ve listened to this song in a while. I had actually forgotten how huge this song was in 2003, it was on every dance music radio show and in the clubs. I was expecting a full commercial release but it’s probably a good thing it stayed underground.
@@hudode5052And this song is about to turn 20, this month. Or did already turn 20? I know this song is from December 2002, but I don’t know the exact date. Also yes, this is the most beautiful, and I mean, very very beautiful house music song thanks to its cheery chords and positive phrase! We do have a lot of love to give! 💞
Same here bruva , was at a club in Central London, ( bagley's) the beat dropped and the place erupted, still remember it to this day , what a time to be alive
This track is the best approximation of your first time on MDMA. Has been sending shivers down my spine every time I’ve listened to it in the past 20 years. It’s one of those tracks that’s just in a timeless league of it‘s own..
I am happy at where I currently am in life, 32, great job, good income, I can buy one big luxury item each month and still be fine on everything else, but I have been single for the last 10+ years now. Only reason I am listening to this. Because I actually have SO much love to give. As a zookeeper and proud catowner I do give some love but I still have heavy excess.
Sounds like you were absurdly lucky to be there my man. Wish I was older than 8 years old when tracks like this were being thrown down for the first time!
I remember when we was younger. Very Good times. Now i have 4 wonderful Kids and i hope that they will have a chance to have a life like me before this f....Bull.... I‘m here and have so much love to give.... Daft Punk forever!
These guys had so much determination to state how much love they had got to give that makes me wonder how much of that is still left, thirteen years later.
@@clashgoneofficial i don’t think so because he mentioned that he was working on a Together album with Falcon during interviews made after Discovery’s release
I remember being a freshman in high school. Discovering the Random Access memories interviews with DJ Falcon and he talked about sampling. Then this was played in the background. Such simple times.. never had to worry about a job or anything. Just dancing and surviving high school. Wow. The nostalgia is flooding right now.
He's really really really old by now. Original came out in 1977. ;-) Cool track btw too. :-) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hBM7idY8CMk.html
que bonito saber que se aprecia el French House underground de la vieja escuela en mi México, sigue así bro, tu escucha estos clásicos y difúndelos, hace falta en México que escuchen algo más que Instant Crush, Something About Us y Get Lucky.
First time I ever heard this was Jules playing it on Radio 1 during 2002. The majority of dance music of that time was immense but this just stood out for me. This and Cosmos Take Me With You in that same year.
This message needs to be spread more! This song helped me a lot when I felt sad or not happy. There is always love to give, you can always give love. To everybody.
People having a downer on this.... They cant have been on the old great Space Terrace Sunday Afternoon circa 2002 when i was and this was played!! Epic times, the whole place erupted!!
Everyone is telling jokes about the song and all, but nobody really talks about how amazing this one is. When i first hear it, i immediatly thought about the synth in the background, it's so catchy and give me goosebumps everytime. The sample is just amazing, it's a really good choice. And i didn't even noticed the music was just a loop, normally in french house i kinda get bored after a minute or so but here, i don't even know how but Thomas did a really good job on it. 10/10 one of the best music i've ever heard.
This song is everything. The beautiful message looped throughout the rest of the song, 70s disco sampled into 2002 club dance remix, and the overdubbing of the drum machine. It’s so timeless!
the fact youtube contact ID is copyrighting this to freeloaders milk & sugar remix and freeloaders Morjac remix annoys me, this is the orignal from 2002 by Thomas bangalter and Dj falcon sampling Love's Such A Wonderful Thing by the real thing, the Freeloaders version came out in 2005... COME ON RU-vid
They literally remade the song back then so they could cash in on their work... others did the same with Stardust and Call on me and any hit that originally came from their genius
I used to hear this track a load on the pre-breakfast show on the local radio station, when I'd walk to work thru the local country park at 05 : 30 in the morning. Some days it would be absolutely pissing it down (typical UK weather) and other days it was bright but this song always cheered me up before going to work to work with some of the most detestable people ever.. they didn't get any of my love 😂.
Hi , I got that thats à good joke , I can tell it s good cause there is the Word DRUGS , could you explain to me , im highly french so I can't figure it out exactly, thx 😉
Never, in all my years have a ever seen so many comedy central comments about a track - classic, crying my eyes out laughing reading them ! if only the track lasted longer..
Remember Pete Gooding playing this at Cafe Mambo in about 2006, after a dreadful and depressing hip-hop set by Tim Westwood - the atmosphere immediately lifted and felt like Ibiza again. Place went bananas.
Abraham Sanchez I think I listened to this at least 10 times on repeat when I first got the single back in 2002.. the one track that has stood the test of time. After all these years I still get goosebumps from 5:48 onwards
Thomas one day I hope to produce beautiful music just like yoo and Guy-Man your music has inspired my love for Electronic House music so much... I'm nearly three years into my studies and development I'm 26 I'm a bit of a late-comer I was into music when I was younger but it just never worked out at college and stuff sadly at the time and I was a bit of a nobhead to bee honest... I aspired to become a dancer in my early teens before discovering Tupac and at 14 I started writing rap lyrics to a point where now my lyrics seem so accomplished compared to back then and I put in all of my effort talking about life seriously and satirically whilst matching as many syllables as I could... I never recorded myself but I had stacks and stacks of lyrics in phones and on paper and stuff... I had a phone stolen with over 500 memos of lyrics varying from four bars to like 120 bars per memo...🙈I was a naughty boy and I didn't finish school and I didn't get a single grade in my life I'm from a not so rich family... when I left school early in year 10 my headteacher advised mee to go to college as I had missed so much school work and that was where I went to a DJ college called Right Track... I was there about a year before leaving... I never really learned much... a couple of years later I wanted to learn to make rap beats independently so I downloaded an illegal crack for FL8 on Piratebay which was the only one that seemed to work and was set in a Spanish language for some reason... I tried to make beats but every track was just missing basic components like a proper bass and a proper drum kit although the sounds were good... I was lazy for a few years just getting high getting drunk no job (I worked with my brother a bit) just knocking around with my friends listening to music and rapping lyrics and stuff... went on the dole (welfare) for a couple of years feeling suicidal lost in life just turning to my memo pad and earphones all of the time... one day I woke upp and decided to just change... I volunteered at an M.O.T garage earning no salary, they used to throw a few quid in my pocket though of a weekend and gave mee a Christmas bonus and stuff I was there for six months working my back off doing things I didn't need to doo in order to leave an impression and they were so great... I worked under the father of a former Everton football player hee was the owner... (Everton are my team💙I live in Everton its just a district with a huge heritage in Liverpool...) someone came in for an M.O.T one day and just so happened to bee an agent taking jobs in a warehouse... hee gave mee an interview and I had a two-day LLOP forklift course which I passed... I was there earning my first proper wage in life in my early twenties and eventually the agency laid mee off... but my other brother helped mee apply for a job at ASDA when I was like 20 or 21 and I attended an interview but didn't get ittt and couldn't apply for another 6 months... wee applied again and I got itttt not long before I turned 22... this is where I learned more about life and hard work and I work so hard I put my all into everything I doo with pride and passion... I've been there like four and a half years maybee and three years ago from this last July I bought shares in my Company ASDA as part of a savings plan £65 a month... I was expecting about £2500 back... but when the three years was upp my shareprice had more than doubled I ended uppp with about £6000 just because of a shitty job which allowed mee to reconstruct my teeth (£4400) and to invest in some music software (Laptop £750 Cubase £500 and I bought some other little bits along the way like a bass guitar, speakers and a midi keyboard... I've been studying at the City of Liverpool college and I'm into my third year and will bee doing a level 4 uni course with the same college because of how good they have been with mee... I initially went to college to make my own rap beats but when I sat at that desk on my first day my love for Electronica and funk and the house drum beat just came to life again I felt reborn!... I love rap and will doo at least a couple of tracks in my time but house is my first love!... I made a presentation on yoo guys because everything you've done has inspired mee... the music, the style, the flair, the colours, the specificity, the hard work, the loyalty, the imagination, the character, the lights, the dancing, covering your face, avoiding the general public all of itttt... yoo guys are the only ones where I can listen to every album and love itttt... my brother has bought every one of your albums too as hee was growing upp because hee was a DJ and hee got mee into yoo guys... I remember watching the Around the World video as a kid for the first time and I was like...😯I am attempting to doo ittt without samples and the character I have created as an artist will relate to my music style as it will bee inspired by Daft Punk but will bee different with a bit more futuristic sound!... I love loops!!!!!!! I'm obsessed!!!... I love Mylo too... I'm still very raw and don't know how to master yet... when I first joined college I didn't have my own software for the first two years so I bought a mobile version off of the Google Appstore called Music Studio and I practiced on that outside of work and college every day and made hundreds of tracks until I got to a point where I felt ready to take on a better software outside of college... some of the tracks I made on ittt are on Soundcloud for fun purposes and aren't mastered or anything and the Soundcloud is called JustSomeKid FromNowhere or yoo can type inJoEYEleven or Joseph Le Ven on Soundcloud on RU-vid or Google... (it is awful music to bee fair but with the right idea if that makes sense...) as that is the name I used originally and my picture is mee in a light-up alien mask...I applied initially for my music course two years on the run both with rejection and then the third time was the charm for mee I got ittttt... I have two more share saving plans one for £83 a month and one for £111 a month the latter coming in two years and the first coming in three years and that is going to support my hopeful career!... everything I doo is related to aliens, the world, the universe, important matters, ancient history, the number 11 and the all-seeing eye (tattooed on my belly, family tatooed on my arm...) even every song title and most of my names... my baby brother and sister are now doing music too!... thank yoo for being such an inspiration and helping mee fix my life!... I passed my first year with all distinctions besides one merit, my second year was on course for a distinction but I made a mistake in the writing work of my core unit so I got a merit as a whole...😔maybee this year I can nail ittt again! Not that it is important though... I just wanna make people dance with happy music...💙please wish us luck... lots of love JoEYEleven...💙👁👽✌
We already know the sample is “Love’s Such A Wonderful Thing” by The Real Thing, but it can also blend in well because the chord progressions are similar to Tom Perry’s “Learning To Fly”!
