I can only guess for you that digital distribution and licenses are complicated business. Was the album ever on Deezer? Sometimes there have been big names that have had 'beef' with streaming services, like Metallica, Rammstein, Bob Dylan.. and have wanted to remove their content from services. Some smaller labels might not have been that interested in streaming services at all or they might have quit the business prior streaming services started to get attention and the releases never made it to digital distribution if they were not licensed under big corporation. I, like many, had my CD's stored and moved out of sight for a while and was lazy to extract them into computer trying to find them even from youtube when streaming services did not have records. Some of the albums on the official services are in bad quality even though they are supposed to be from official legal source. Hence this mini project checking my archives to fill the gap. I think if even one person listens the record or parts of it every now and then I think I have succeeded on this task. One album in streaming services and google music (paid music) is full of extracting errors and hence unlistenable. The most ridiculous thing is I tried uploading the album only to get strictest content id only on one track which claimed copyright owner is different to other tracks that would have allowed viewing the video and ad profits going to copyright owner. Not sure if those detected copyright owners are even correct. Cruising Attitude has one content id claim on track Syracuse, that forbids monetizing this video which I think is OK in general but for this short 3min part of detected "copyright" I'm not sure that is correct either since other tracks of the album are not detected. I am not monetizing anything on this channel myself.
@@nahkaiivari Hero, this track is very safe music that would not be unpopular with anyone, its on the border between the old soulful house and the more repetitive electronic of today. Almost miguelmigsesque wouldnt you agree - a good combination. some people even say migs saved house music, but that was the hed kandi vibe of the early noughties, where's it going now in the 2020s?
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Dimitri is simply the best DJ of last 20 years. This album (2004) is a total masterpiece !
I absolutely love Dimitri from Paris. It's sad that a lot of his early stuff isn't even on spotify :(
Btw it's okay this tracks on youtube
Just boarded a plane and this popped on recommendations. I love youtube algorithms.
Awesome album! One of the best in my personal top chart.
Pure Gem, in my opinion.! Love it.!
Love this whole album. Syracuse 31:54 is my personal favorite track, but the entire album is amazing!
Paris-Brooklyn (with Los Amigos Invisibles) my favorite track
Hermoso
La joie de vivre! Oui oui?
Artiste avec un immense A❤
Love it baby ;¡ What a music:🤘🏽😱
Le Soundtrack... Bond vibes. 😘
yes on the money
Muy sabroso , para dejarse llevar y volar 🎉
Sublime !! CLAUDIO FIDANZA
After tuning into Glitterbox im having a Dimitri renaissance ! So suave , so chic .... so french .... 😚
🥰
Lovely
Son parfait pour chill ou quand je dessine
Dimitri P-Timelessly chic! Why haven't younger people noticed this music?
This music is for the educated serious lover of sophisticated music
nice
many ears ago had this CD, but now can't find it on Deezer. Why?
I can only guess for you that digital distribution and licenses are complicated business. Was the album ever on Deezer?
Sometimes there have been big names that have had 'beef' with streaming services, like Metallica, Rammstein, Bob Dylan.. and have wanted to remove their content from services.
Some smaller labels might not have been that interested in streaming services at all or they might have quit the business prior streaming services started to get attention and the releases never made it to digital distribution if they were not licensed under big corporation.
I, like many, had my CD's stored and moved out of sight for a while and was lazy to extract them into computer trying to find them even from youtube when streaming services did not have records. Some of the albums on the official services are in bad quality even though they are supposed to be from official legal source. Hence this mini project checking my archives to fill the gap. I think if even one person listens the record or parts of it every now and then I think I have succeeded on this task.
One album in streaming services and google music (paid music) is full of extracting errors and hence unlistenable. The most ridiculous thing is I tried uploading the album only to get strictest content id only on one track which claimed copyright owner is different to other tracks that would have allowed viewing the video and ad profits going to copyright owner. Not sure if those detected copyright owners are even correct.
Cruising Attitude has one content id claim on track Syracuse, that forbids monetizing this video which I think is OK in general but for this short 3min part of detected "copyright" I'm not sure that is correct either since other tracks of the album are not detected. I am not monetizing anything on this channel myself.
@@nahkaiivari wow thank you for so all-encompassing answer!
Will enjoy music on both platforms!
@@nahkaiivari Hero, this track is very safe music that would not be unpopular with anyone, its on the border between the old soulful house and the more repetitive electronic of today. Almost miguelmigsesque wouldnt you agree - a good combination. some people even say migs saved house music, but that was the hed kandi vibe of the early noughties, where's it going now in the 2020s?
La join de vie
Sacré Français!
As Japanese as u can get! Thats a fact jack!