These days, it's pretty rare for people to actually enjoy music in clubs. I'm a DJ myself, people only enjoy your sets if they specifically paid to hear it
I mostly like Dnb so whenever I go on the Dnb floor, the DJ always plays some terrible Dnb remix of a song nobody cares about, and their highlighted song of their set is always Sub Focus - Desire, if club DJ's actually played some good stuff then I bet the crowd would love it
@@erads2185 I feel you! But taste is subjective - you shouldn't shit on sub focus. Sadly even DnB is nowadys about names, but so many talented dj/producer out there.
@@EngineAnalytical No I love Sub Focus, I'll vibe to his songs any day of the week, it's just that Desire is a very commercial DnB song, it's played everywhere, not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's so overplayed that crowds don't go crazy for it anymore, well I can't speak for every crowd but I hope you get the idea, point is, if DJ's started playing different stuff then crowds would love it, I think a lot of club DJ's are only in it for the pay check these days so they go with any random commercial stuff and call it a day
@@erads2185 this is what annoys me.most of the people dont care about the music that much, but they keep trying to cater to them directly with popular stuff or awful remixes of trending songs or nostalgia, which means it ends up being some weird limbo where the people who come for music find it boring because its stuff they hear all the time and the people who dont only half enjoy it because they dont really care whats actually playing.
To be fair this just means Max got the truly authentic experience of being a beginner DJ playing to people who couldn’t care less if you were DJing or an IPod was on shuffle
@@jaynoir6947 my last “DJ concert” (me singing/rapping own songs and DJing normal songs) I did just that: Custom playlist in iTunes with long Crossfades arranged in an order that made the transitions work and had a good flow… and then I spent my time either on the mic or VJing my own custom visuals live to the music!
I do love Beethoven, but if you had mixed in some Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky, and Holst, it would have added some fire to the flames and really gotten that party started!! I am a musician myself, and have a heart for classical music. I do understand how to manipulate it to keep the sound, but give the feel of a different genre. Great Job!!!!
as a sound tech for a club in Seattle, i can tell you now that your performance was more unique and full of character than 99% of acts that pass through a typical electronic music joint. the fact that you managed to include a live performance component with little to no training beyond the scope of this video is absolutely spectacular and i commend you for it! it's an absolute shame that most club-goers don't have the care to pay mind when a great act comes on stage... gimmick or otherwise. huge shoutout to your promoter hookup for the recognition and flexibility to let weirdness into the scene
Yah, pretty much anything billed as "EDM" is guaranteed to be characterless, soulless trash. EDM is supposed to be an umbrella term for thousands of different types of music, not a genra in of itself.... Which tries to incorporate things from All of the types under it and again is trash. Last time I went to Burning Man, 90‰+ of the music was EDM... I wanted to scream. Happily, I had hurt a rib and couldn't really dance anyway so I wasn't subjected to the trash.
Curious which club do run tech for? And agreed, if I saw something like this at a club that would make my night, I love DJs who don’t just play the same basic beats.
This is kind of random, but I was just wondering how you got into the sound tech scene in Seattle? I'm a student in the area looking to go into that field and I'm having trouble finding resources/guidance.
it surprised me that people didn't even seem to notice the change in music...like its freaking classical music in the club, i thought that people would be more engaged... this blasé atmosphere ain't it... you did great, Max!
I don't know if people realize how much courage this takes, especially without real practice. I DJ every week and I'm still nervous on every performance 😂Well done 💪
There is nothing funnier in the world than Max Fish in a wig that is bouncing up and down while he enthusiastically plays Beethoven beats to an utterly bored crowd 9:28
i am not gonna get tired of saying it: if i had the chance to somehow transport a historic figure to this day and age, i would take mozart and let him go wild at an underground rave with a synthesizer/looper, while hes rolling.
Why? The music in this video was clearly made in a rush and poorly executed. Taking a melody from one of the greats and slapping a beat under it does not automatically make good music. The the idea of turning classical bangers into house is great, but this time was not it.
There are quite a few electronic remixes of classical pieces out there, more common seems to be trance remixes. Probably because letting the string dominated sections come through where a trance track would usually drop out into the long trancy notes just works, they actually have a similar vibe.
To be honest, instead of doing "Beethoven turns out to be dance music", you should have tried "Dance music turns out to be Beethoven". Get their attention first, pull them into you trap, and see how much "dance" you can pull out before they stop vibing. That conducting bit should have been at the end.
As someone with a toe in the live music scene, the fact you managed to perform in front of that many people without ever having played before is remarkable. Personally, I'm glad for any crowd that's better than four guys and a dog (plus half of whatever other bands are on the same gig). I'm not into house or most edm types of music but I appreciated the snippets we heard here.
As someone familiar with the scene, yes, and those 4 guys are just the band's friends or relatives, and the dog is a stray that wanders in to eat leftover kebabs.
I actually like the validation in this video. You do so much amazingly weird crap, there has to be a few that don't instantly resonate with everyone, but was still fun to do.
Well, seems people don't give a F for what they pay for when going to the club Anyways, you did a great job! Not only you've managed to play in front of such a big crowd (which many bedroom djs could only wish of), but you've outperformed yourself by having a live performance with no prior experience and only dedication! Also, a big shout out to the guy who produced the whole set for you, those are some nasty remixes for sure!
I'm an absolute sucker for classical music cross overs and actively search for the best ones out there. I'm happy you did this one, I would have danced and jumped for 20 minutes straight. Also, the floor didn't empty out, so you did great.
Maybe you can help me out because I'm blind now. I remember watching a video on TH-cam called something like violin dubstep. The video look like something out of guitar hero, it was light blue graphics on a black background. I've been blind for 10 years now if that's of any relevance. this random Internet blind guy would appreciate any thing you might have 👍
There’s a DJ called Stephan Obermaier who actually released several remixes of Mozart and Beethoven. They are part of the permanent collection in Vienna‘s „Haus der Musik“ ( House of music) museum.
9:46 "they couldnt care less, but you know what I was proud of my performance" I love people's reaction to it & Max is proud of himself, immaculate performance
@@johnnysins1171 Certain types of classical, sure. I mean nowdays you have operatic metal and symphonic metal and all, so it's easier. But "Black Sabbath" by "Black Sabbath" from the album "Black Sabbath" (😄) is widely considered the birth of true metal. The opening riff is actually based on Gustav Holst's "Mars" - something Tony Iommi himself admits.
For 20 years I thought of doing exactly that in a club. I was a DJ and was doing OK, never did that. Thank you for reminding me of that. Some ideas how ever awesome they sound just don't do it for drunkards in the clubs. Big respect for sticking it out. I couldn't continue if the first 6 mins didn't go well
Musicteacher here, Thank you for promoting my boy Beethoven! This mans musical Biography is absoutely incredible, its really worth watching a documentary about him! Have a nice day, friends!!! Keep on Beathovin' :D
The fact that here in Norway we have a big music group who produces party music, called BEATHOVEN! The irony is huge lmao. They have been nr 1 in the norwegian charts and etc loool
I seem to recall this happening back in the late 80s/early 90s when someone put out an album just called "Technoclassics" Available on LP & cassette tape but a couple of quick searches show the internet is largely unaware of it's existence. Aside from that, good effort and a genuine laugh, cheers for that now I'm off to work.
I would pay money to hear a club mix of the 1st movement of Beethoven’s “Eroica” symphony (especially the insane middle section) and the ‘satanic dance’ (2nd movement) from his symphony No. 9 Also some moments from Fidelio and from the Pathétique sonata (those melodramatic opening chords & the absolutely virtuosic riffs that follow them) 🍸👌
Isn't that just the way it goes? Sometimes in our heads things will work out different than expected. The regular population does not realize the time put into events etc. I don't think most people know the time that is put into each TH-cam video either or TV shows for that matter. Literally 2 days of filming and 2 weeks of editing can end in less than 30 minutes of public ready content not counting commercial time. Oh my my my! Great video!
Not going to lie, DJ Beathoven was actually pretty good music and something I definitely would enjoy. I am also not a "club" person, so make of that what you will
Honestly, I've headbanged to weirder shit at metal festivals. There's one that's usually opened by the local brass band and sometimes people form a wall of death there. So, there's hope for DJ Beathoven!
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Definitely! Can't wait for the funny man
I am a beginner TH-camr and would really appreciate any advice on how I can improve my videos.
Can’t wait!
Defiantly grabing that
Link to the music?
The crowd didn’t pass the vibe check tbh the music was wicked
I know right?? I wouldn've been dancing for my life!!
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@@gloriabailey1450 People were there just for the vibes I guess, don't get it either...
@@broodjekaas820 You mean they have 0 personality?
to be real, none of the people going to a club in london have any good taste in music and are pretty bland people anyhow.
Don't worry, many great musicians aren't appreciated until _after_ their deaths. You did a fantastic job.
Next video: I faked my own death to become famous
@@idulus honestly I could imagine him doing this
sounds suspiciously like you're planning something...
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I would've absolutely been jamming to DJ Beathoven.
I would’ve too, Beethoven actually bangs
BEAThoven is mucher better name than Beethoven tbh
Dj Toven
@@mypdf Oh I thought it was Beathoven 😅 just makes sense
Who?
A DJ named BEAThoven who playes remixed classical music would actually be fire
Would? You just saw him!
🎉🎉
@@Nebulaoblivion and it was FIRE
Blasphemy
you would be suprised
These days, it's pretty rare for people to actually enjoy music in clubs. I'm a DJ myself, people only enjoy your sets if they specifically paid to hear it
I mostly like Dnb so whenever I go on the Dnb floor, the DJ always plays some terrible Dnb remix of a song nobody cares about, and their highlighted song of their set is always Sub Focus - Desire, if club DJ's actually played some good stuff then I bet the crowd would love it
@@erads2185 I feel you! But taste is subjective - you shouldn't shit on sub focus. Sadly even DnB is nowadys about names, but so many talented dj/producer out there.
@@EngineAnalytical No I love Sub Focus, I'll vibe to his songs any day of the week, it's just that Desire is a very commercial DnB song, it's played everywhere, not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's so overplayed that crowds don't go crazy for it anymore, well I can't speak for every crowd but I hope you get the idea, point is, if DJ's started playing different stuff then crowds would love it, I think a lot of club DJ's are only in it for the pay check these days so they go with any random commercial stuff and call it a day
@@erads2185 this is what annoys me.most of the people dont care about the music that much, but they keep trying to cater to them directly with popular stuff or awful remixes of trending songs or nostalgia, which means it ends up being some weird limbo where the people who come for music find it boring because its stuff they hear all the time and the people who dont only half enjoy it because they dont really care whats actually playing.
I dunno why people even go to clubs if they're not even gonna care about the music
To be fair this just means Max got the truly authentic experience of being a beginner DJ playing to people who couldn’t care less if you were DJing or an IPod was on shuffle
Who needs a dj when you can just set Spotify's crossfade to 12 seconds
Indeed
@@jaynoir6947 my last “DJ concert” (me singing/rapping own songs and DJing normal songs) I did just that: Custom playlist in iTunes with long Crossfades arranged in an order that made the transitions work and had a good flow… and then I spent my time either on the mic or VJing my own custom visuals live to the music!
That's because there is no difference between a DJ and an iPod on shuffle.
@@grammar_shark wait till you find out about drum and bass
_proceeds to list composers_
*God you’re so privately educated*
Absolutely killed me
I went to private school...I fookin' lost it
When you are German you learn this stuff at state school 🤣
3:34 btw
As a former homeschooler and Dvorak fan I can definitely relate 😌😂
@@thesupergreenjudy sadly the UK is broken
i wouldve lost my mind if a DJ played this at a club I was at, these people do not pass the vibe check
No it just simply wasn’t good
@@paco8282you my good sir don’t know good music
There are much better beethoven remixes . Lots of dnb some techno i listened to a fair few back in the days of limewire
@@paco8282 beethoven's music is literally *The* *Music* with a capital T and M
Respect to Max for this…I would actually listen to this
I do love Beethoven, but if you had mixed in some Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky, and Holst, it would have added some fire to the flames and really gotten that party started!! I am a musician myself, and have a heart for classical music. I do understand how to manipulate it to keep the sound, but give the feel of a different genre. Great Job!!!!
rachmaninov and tchaikovsky would've been too much fire to handle
@@sidneyrobinson18fr tho
He shouldn't have limited himself to baroke composers and played some Gershwin and maybe even some Dvorak ngl
whoa, whoa, whoa! no fires in such confined spaces! those caused some of the greatest burned disco fatalities!
My best friend and I did boarding school but even if we hadn’t. We would have gone crazy for a Beethoven mashup
"What note did you just play?"
"pawn to e6"
Ah yes.. the french defense.
@@The_funny_person bonjour
''oh god you're so privately educated''
best insult ive heard
followed immediately by max calling drinks “beveraginos”
@The waffle house has found its new host🅥 f u
How is it an insult?
@@matejnovosad9152 god, you must be privately educated yourself
Wait, aren't you that guy from that trending r/iamverysmart post from like two months ago?
Those four in the crowd are the heroes, who have great taste in music by supporting you when no others would
I would lose my mind xD It's such a cool experience, but I also hate club music so at least I'd have an idea what to do there lol
If anyone had taste they will certainly not go clubbing that’s for sure
@@seriousnesstv7902 you couldn’t be more wrong
@@seriousnesstv7902 guess that's me
@@danielsgrunge He couldn't be more right*
as a sound tech for a club in Seattle, i can tell you now that your performance was more unique and full of character than 99% of acts that pass through a typical electronic music joint. the fact that you managed to include a live performance component with little to no training beyond the scope of this video is absolutely spectacular and i commend you for it! it's an absolute shame that most club-goers don't have the care to pay mind when a great act comes on stage... gimmick or otherwise. huge shoutout to your promoter hookup for the recognition and flexibility to let weirdness into the scene
Yah, pretty much anything billed as "EDM" is guaranteed to be characterless, soulless trash.
EDM is supposed to be an umbrella term for thousands of different types of music, not a genra in of itself.... Which tries to incorporate things from All of the types under it and again is trash.
Last time I went to Burning Man, 90‰+ of the music was EDM... I wanted to scream. Happily, I had hurt a rib and couldn't really dance anyway so I wasn't subjected to the trash.
Curious which club do run tech for?
And agreed, if I saw something like this at a club that would make my night, I love DJs who don’t just play the same basic beats.
Come on, people came to listen to EDM
Do you not mean the "sillyness into the scene"
This is kind of random, but I was just wondering how you got into the sound tech scene in Seattle? I'm a student in the area looking to go into that field and I'm having trouble finding resources/guidance.
it surprised me that people didn't even seem to notice the change in music...like its freaking classical music in the club, i thought that people would be more engaged...
this blasé atmosphere ain't it...
you did great, Max!
Just play some crappy 90s trash music, like Vengaboys, and the people of today will go crazy, because they think the 90s were cool.
@@Gentleman...DriverHey, don’t hate on the Vegaboys, they’re back in town!
@@angryakita3870 There is a reason why this is called Trash music, or Eurotrash.
@@Gentleman...Driver You, good sir, did not get the joke I was making.
@@angryakita3870 All good, mate. :)
I don't know if people realize how much courage this takes, especially without real practice. I DJ every week and I'm still nervous on every performance 😂Well done 💪
“Mummy always did encourage punctuality” KILLED ME LMAO
That and "Oh god, you're so privately educated"
Hit them with Bethoven, smack them with Mozart, Terminate with Tchaikovsky.
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Stay weird Max
Mash?
stay silly*
@The waffle house has found its new host🅥 *Here is why I don’t give a damn about the waffle house*
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haha indeed
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I can’t believe they didn’t enjoy DJ Beethoven!
I also can’t believe someone trusted max to play whatever he wanted at a club lol
Its DJ BeAthoven my good sir
yeah educate yourself
There is nothing funnier in the world than Max Fish in a wig that is bouncing up and down while he enthusiastically plays Beethoven beats to an utterly bored crowd 9:28
max fish😭
@@ezriha It's edited but not fixed 🗿
i am not gonna get tired of saying it: if i had the chance to somehow transport a historic figure to this day and age, i would take mozart and let him go wild at an underground rave with a synthesizer/looper, while hes rolling.
He would fucking ravee
How could they not care about DJ Beathoven, he's the talk of the town!
I read that in the thickest british accent I've ever heard
As a classically trained musician and composers, I would pay to hear this live
Why? The music in this video was clearly made in a rush and poorly executed. Taking a melody from one of the greats and slapping a beat under it does not automatically make good music. The the idea of turning classical bangers into house is great, but this time was not it.
lets be honest you paying for max not for the music
@@jonatan0_0 don't be a douche.
There are quite a few electronic remixes of classical pieces out there, more common seems to be trance remixes. Probably because letting the string dominated sections come through where a trance track would usually drop out into the long trancy notes just works, they actually have a similar vibe.
@@jonatan0_0 Because it's an incredible experience that happens never irl
I usually am not a club person, but if this was on, you would've found me dancing away to it!
HONESTLY. just days ago i saw youtube shorts of a guy dancing to classical music and i wish we could have that much fun in a club
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“You’re so privately educated” is such a phenomenal insult
As a fellow Dj I understand the dread and feeling of a dead crowd.
To be honest, instead of doing "Beethoven turns out to be dance music", you should have tried "Dance music turns out to be Beethoven". Get their attention first, pull them into you trap, and see how much "dance" you can pull out before they stop vibing. That conducting bit should have been at the end.
Yes!
Such a good idea, that would have been awesome!
The crowd would be dead regardless
PLEASE do a longer set and make it a club event one can buy tickets for, having people actually appreciate those bangers 🙌🏻
I would so go
Only reason to ever go clubbing
@@Jrookus Getting a nice fur coat is also a good reason to go clubbing.
As someone with a toe in the live music scene, the fact you managed to perform in front of that many people without ever having played before is remarkable. Personally, I'm glad for any crowd that's better than four guys and a dog (plus half of whatever other bands are on the same gig).
I'm not into house or most edm types of music but I appreciated the snippets we heard here.
As someone familiar with the scene, yes, and those 4 guys are just the band's friends or relatives, and the dog is a stray that wanders in to eat leftover kebabs.
@@calebfuller4713 but they’re usually so much fun to hang around with.
As a horn and cello player, and just a classical music enthusiast in general, this is as awesome as frick.
As a classical musician myself, I love this so much. I was dying of laughter!
Max has the weirdest yet very entertaining video ideas ever.
Yah
@it's Morbin Time well aren't you just funny
*silliest
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@@EEEEEEEE on brand.
The Für Elize was an absolute banger
@@weirdyoutubechannels get fucked by an asian bumblebee!
Elise
Even though he said something like "fur Elise"... Maybe some joke on her hairstyle?
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@@EEEEEEEE No.
Fred again using "No darling, it’s not pomegranate" as an acapella on his next album is the cross-over we all want
look at my banner for mango ?!?!?
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You were playing to the WAP crowd. Beethoven is wasted on such people. Loved what you did!
Not enough people in that club appreciated the genius that is that techclassical set! I would have lost my mind!
A model, dj, artist, comic. I haven't seen this much versatility since Johnny sins
I actually like the validation in this video. You do so much amazingly weird crap, there has to be a few that don't instantly resonate with everyone, but was still fun to do.
As a music producer, I respect the Fosh out of this video.
Well, seems people don't give a F for what they pay for when going to the club
Anyways, you did a great job! Not only you've managed to play in front of such a big crowd (which many bedroom djs could only wish of), but you've outperformed yourself by having a live performance with no prior experience and only dedication!
Also, a big shout out to the guy who produced the whole set for you, those are some nasty remixes for sure!
props for even trying these things, I start sweating if someone looks at me weird and think I did something wrong.
I'm an absolute sucker for classical music cross overs and actively search for the best ones out there. I'm happy you did this one, I would have danced and jumped for 20 minutes straight. Also, the floor didn't empty out, so you did great.
It's a plus for sure. He should have got me to dance - I guarantee a very empty section of floor.
make a playlist that I can play pls
Apashe
Maybe you can help me out because I'm blind now. I remember watching a video on TH-cam called something like violin dubstep. The video look like something out of guitar hero, it was light blue graphics on a black background. I've been blind for 10 years now if that's of any relevance. this random Internet blind guy would appreciate any thing you might have 👍
@@negative6442 WAS LITERALLY LOOKING FOR A COMMENT THAT MENTIONED HIM LMFAOOOOO, Apashe is so sick I got tickets to his tour coming up
There’s a DJ called Stephan Obermaier who actually released several remixes of Mozart and Beethoven. They are part of the permanent collection in Vienna‘s „Haus der Musik“ ( House of music) museum.
Thnx
Checking it out now
Release theses remixes right now. I will listen to them religiously
I know right! Me toooo
Wow! Even I was getting nervous before your entrance! Great video editing and mood mate
I love when youtubers release vids like this, acknowledging that not all vids turn out as hits
9:46 "they couldnt care less, but you know what I was proud of my performance" I love people's reaction to it & Max is proud of himself, immaculate performance
You really wanted Internet validation points, you had to copy another comment. Well done.
@@rr.studios Were you so insecure writing this comment that you had to edit it?
@@Al3xandeer spelling mistakes init
Fun fact if you play metal on an organ you basically just end up with bach
Fun fact if you play classical music on guitar you basically have metal music
unless the metal you play is from the band Portal
then it won"t sound normal on any instrument
@@johnnysins1171 I was just going to say the same 👍
BWV 542 is a great example of this
@@johnnysins1171 Certain types of classical, sure. I mean nowdays you have operatic metal and symphonic metal and all, so it's easier. But "Black Sabbath" by "Black Sabbath" from the album "Black Sabbath" (😄) is widely considered the birth of true metal. The opening riff is actually based on Gustav Holst's "Mars" - something Tony Iommi himself admits.
That A-minor line would have been crazy if it was this year 😂
For anyone confused, this is a reference to They Not Like Us by Kendrick Llamar, which is really popular right now.
this is such an "only musicians would really appreciate this" sort of idea. Wish I could have been there to witness the set lol.
I would totally go to a classical music only nightclub
if I'm not wrong they run something like that in Edinburgh
For 20 years I thought of doing exactly that in a club. I was a DJ and was doing OK, never did that. Thank you for reminding me of that. Some ideas how ever awesome they sound just don't do it for drunkards in the clubs. Big respect for sticking it out. I couldn't continue if the first 6 mins didn't go well
Musicteacher here, Thank you for promoting my boy Beethoven! This mans musical Biography is absoutely incredible, its really worth watching a documentary about him!
Have a nice day, friends!!! Keep on Beathovin' :D
I would pay to hear classical/dance fusion. Great job!
Aw, I would have really enjoyed being there for your set. Proud of you for powering through it!
its impressive as hell that you pulled it off with the beatpad man, very well done and i hope you release the full music because its such fun
Can we get a spotify playlist of DJ Beathoven? please
Is there going to be an album from DJ Beathoven? I would like to listen to that as a fellow Beethoven fan
Leaving a tactical dot.
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I wonder if this is what nightclubs in Cambridge sound like
in Brazil, Fur Elise is the track that gas companies uses in their trucks to sell gas on the streets.
I never knew classical music could be so hilarious, you're a musical comedian, I need more of DJ Beethoven's music in my life.
The fact that here in Norway we have a big music group who produces party music, called BEATHOVEN! The irony is huge lmao. They have been nr 1 in the norwegian charts and etc loool
i need the full version of the masterpiece that dropped at 08:53
the shit bangs so hard that i took a line of coke and started to shuffle
Dang that shit goes hard, you may have opened a door to many more future bangers!
The crowd did not pass the vide check cuz that Fur Elise remix was fire 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is unironically what most of the classical musician parties I've been to are like, except 1000 times more hype 10/10 👏
being an "all round good guy" is the highest form of compliment you can get
Let's all admit that whenever Max uploads, it will always be a good day.
look at my banner for mango !?!?!
I would've been vibing so hard to to DJ Beathoven it's a shame no one appreciated this absolute masterpiece
I seem to recall this happening back in the late 80s/early 90s when someone put out an album just called "Technoclassics" Available on LP & cassette tape but a couple of quick searches show the internet is largely unaware of it's existence.
Aside from that, good effort and a genuine laugh, cheers for that now I'm off to work.
YOU NEED TO RELEASE THESE BEATS YO! I'd pay for a album of the entire set!
especially the fur elise, I NEED A 20 HOUR VERSION!
4 real drop these royalty free bangers
Max, you need to release your sets! Don't let us hanging!!
I would pay money to hear a club mix of the 1st movement of Beethoven’s “Eroica” symphony (especially the insane middle section) and the ‘satanic dance’ (2nd movement) from his symphony No. 9
Also some moments from Fidelio and from the Pathétique sonata (those melodramatic opening chords & the absolutely virtuosic riffs that follow them) 🍸👌
God you’re so privately educated
@@shapshooter8669 I'm Canadian, we don't have that here XD
Everyone goes to public schools unless your parents are diplomats or something
yes. Also 9th, mvmt 1.
5:52 Only trust Max to bring Strepsils to a dj gig at a nightclub 😂
Seriously, there were some bops in this video that I’d love to listen to fully!
You are by far one of the most entertaining and creative creators on this platform
Can we please get these songs in a playlist. I was absolutely jamming to them
So, under appreciated. Looking forward for the whole playlist on Spotify!
great now i've got the tunes stuck in my head!! fantastix job max as always
Isn't that just the way it goes? Sometimes in our heads things will work out different than expected. The regular population does not realize the time put into events etc. I don't think most people know the time that is put into each TH-cam video either or TV shows for that matter. Literally 2 days of filming and 2 weeks of editing can end in less than 30 minutes of public ready content not counting commercial time. Oh my my my! Great video!
As an absolute non-club-goer, this would be the kind of DJ I'd go to a club for.
This was suggested to me while listening to the song “Dupe - Gangsta “ 🥶🥶🥶
Not going to lie, DJ Beathoven was actually pretty good music and something I definitely would enjoy. I am also not a "club" person, so make of that what you will
Always loved “A Fifth of Beethoven”. Brave of you to do this and A for effort.
The croud actually loved it, DJ Beathoven just couldn't hear them cheering.
Fantastic! Those tracks so need to be made available.
Classical remixes are my jam! So much good stuff out there. Love everything Beethy!
Would love to hear the full tracks ngl, great video as always
That IS GORGEOUS! If nightclubs were playing this kind of music I would go there much more often!
Bro those were fire beats how in the hell did the crowd not like them, I literally bopped to fur elise
I still wonder what sort of greatness Max possesses that he has the guts to do these things.
I THOUGHT I saw a bloke tapping his chess board on the northern line!
Honestly, I've headbanged to weirder shit at metal festivals. There's one that's usually opened by the local brass band and sometimes people form a wall of death there. So, there's hope for DJ Beathoven!
As a person who genuinely loves music, these were surprisingly good.
Ngl the Fur Elise Remix had my neck hurting from the head bobbin
I am certain berthoven and mozart music can sound fantastic in a club with the right producer. I’ve been excited trying to figure it out myself.
You NEED to release those remixes. The people of Brixton don't know what they missed out on
Glad to hear what the public thinks of you max
Seriously, we need more music like this
Okay, I unironically LOVED those Beethoven mixes and would love to listen to them somewhere.