You might be missing a digit somewhere 🤔 I always imagine this is stored in some hidden luxury home underground bunker made from an old missile silo. And actually I know a guy that builds those so, it could be a thing
I love Harold Faltermeyer. This, bad guys, tango and cash, running man, Fletch 1 and 2 , thief of hearts, loads more. He was in many ways subconsciously the sound of the 80s.
He is fantastic! He certainly crafted his own unique sound and helped make those movies iconic. And he did so much other studio work like programming synths for Giorgio Moroder 😁
This was the song that made me fall in love with electronic music. The first time I heard it on the radio I knew I was forever changed and keep seeking out these vibrant electronic sounds scapes.
Harold Faltermeyer is a genius and a lot of people probably don’t realise what he contributed to electronic music. His film scores were epic and then there’s the work he did with Giorgio Moroder and Pet Shop Boys for example. He’s a huge inspiration to me!
Good work! I watched the latest incarnation of BHC last night. Was happily surprised to see the original theme still being used, well loosely used. This was the first tune I learnt to play on keyboard in 1984, probably like many of us watching this who are also old!
@@TheOriginalCoda Yep, I watched it for the nostalgia but you know how it goes with these films. It’s all been done before and it still didn’t have that magic the first one did in 1984.
Harold Faltermeyer is the man of the 80´s soundtrack...unique piece of music...and you man, chapeau....great sound and great skills...and also the synth collection....jealousy x10
I had just about every iteration of this on 12" vinyl and tape. I was a big fan of electro and this was such a great electro pop crossover. Anyway, my point is your version is almost indistinguishable from the original, and that's a good thing. Bravo, thanks for the nostalgia trip.
Thank you. I wanted to stay close to the original because it is a masterpiece. But I did take some liberties using different synths and making the parts a little cleaner 😁
If I ever get bored of synths (and we all do occasionally, right?), I just listen to some of the classics by Faltermayer or maybe spin up some Vangelis or Jarre, and the world seems alright again.
I remember hearing this song for the first time, when I was a little kid, and it sounded like the future. I never heard anything like it, before it. I wanted a synth so bad when I was a kid, but my parents were poor AF. Now I own too many synths, samplers, drum machines, plugins, etc... I guess my GAS, comes with a little childhood trauma.
Yeah. As close to the original as possible. 👍🏻 BTW nice jacket 😉 That dreamy glance while you played the DX7 is gorgeous. You must have been far away in your memory..,
This video brings back great memories of the movie. Synthesizers and drum machines were definitely overused in the 80s, and put a lot of excellent musicians out of work.
Great stuff. The sounds are really close and using the actual 80s synths rather than plug-ins (and associated in the box EQ'ing, etc.) is a real achievement. Looking forward to more covers like this!
Great performed. This reminds me of my best friend watching the Beverly Hills Cop movie and got caught up in the music, he dashed of to the music store to by 12" and came home to me with the records, theme was great but from there it went downhill, he remember that the other cool music was performed by a group with the name Sisters in it, I was a little skeptical looking at the cover, playing the record gave me a laugh. He had not bought the Pointer Sisters "Neutron Dance" but Twisted Sisters (don't remember what record), he was furious and I was laughing, hahahaha.
@lukemillionmusic Ah great to hear :) Luke, your videos, classic synth track recreations and attention to detail are the best on TH-cam. Been a subscriber for years. Keep up the good work.
Hahaha, excellent! As soon as I saw those two DX7s set up that way, I *knew* you were going to split-screen it. Loved this whole thing. As always, that Moog sounds fantastic.
We need more full versions!
This is totally amazing! Almost no difference between this and the original!!!
Correct!
Luke Million has about a million dollars of vintage synths.
You might be missing a digit somewhere 🤔 I always imagine this is stored in some hidden luxury home underground bunker made from an old missile silo. And actually I know a guy that builds those so, it could be a thing
easily 10 million
Just getting started
How many vintage synths have 50 Cents?
I love Harold Faltermeyer. This, bad guys, tango and cash, running man, Fletch 1 and 2 , thief of hearts, loads more. He was in many ways subconsciously the sound of the 80s.
He is fantastic! He certainly crafted his own unique sound and helped make those movies iconic. And he did so much other studio work like programming synths for Giorgio Moroder 😁
@@lukemillionmusiche did. He did an interview on here a few years back, it's great if you haven't seen it. Sponsored by Red Bull or something
Top gun
@@lukemillionmusicharold f is the GOAT
Truth!
The music is iconic. The cover is brilliant. And seeing all this vintage hardware in such great condition is a joy bonus.
Why this song is timeless it’s own 80’s cheesy way but yet can’t stop listening to it we’ll never know.
that bass tone is lovely
40 years old and still sounds fresh! Thanks a million, Luke!
One Masterpice from Harold Faltermayer. ❤
It's like I'm back in the 80's, which happened just 20 years ago.
Right, 20 years. Right? 😢
Unfortunately, no! 😂 well at least we have a few minutes to pretend we are back there with this cool rendition 👍🤩
In our hearts, it was yesterday.
This was the song that made me fall in love with electronic music. The first time I heard it on the radio I knew I was forever changed and keep seeking out these vibrant electronic sounds scapes.
Harold Faltermeyer is a genius and a lot of people probably don’t realise what he contributed to electronic music. His film scores were epic and then there’s the work he did with Giorgio Moroder and Pet Shop Boys for example. He’s a huge inspiration to me!
The best 3 minutes of today for me. Thank You!
Good work! I watched the latest incarnation of BHC last night. Was happily surprised to see the original theme still being used, well loosely used. This was the first tune I learnt to play on keyboard in 1984, probably like many of us watching this who are also old!
They've remade it? 😖😠
@@TheOriginalCoda Yep, I watched it for the nostalgia but you know how it goes with these films. It’s all been done before and it still didn’t have that magic the first one did in 1984.
I loved the new movie
we're NOT old, we are VINTAGE... 😊😅😂
Pure 80's 🤩🤩 perfect sound, perfect re-creation. Thank you 🫡
Perfect recreation. Back there in time it was hard for me to play it without multitrack recording equipment. Much easier today.
Perfect right? Screw the synths. Great playing. The chord stabs especially,
Holy hell, what an amazing reproduction. Beautiful playing and _perfect_ instrumentation.
Thank you 🙏
If hearing this doesn't make you feel good NOTHING will. VERY well done as always!
🎉the linndrum is on point, exact. Reverb too.
Sounds exactly like the original! thanks
Harold Faltermeyer is the man of the 80´s soundtrack...unique piece of music...and you man, chapeau....great sound and great skills...and also the synth collection....jealousy x10
Thank you Christian 🙏
Welp it's the best thing I've seen on youtube today. Masterpiece.
Fantastic. Can't tell the difference from the original.
This deeply accurate to the original. Never change Luke!
Hats off for this master reproduction. Thanks Luke! The force is strong with you!
and again, you nailed it! BRAVO Luke!!!
Thank you so much!
Nokia phones and the Crazyfrog have killed this tune for me as that's all I can hear. I used to love this lick. However, great recreation video. 🥳
Bravissimo!👏👏👏👏 You nailed the patches too! Sounds PHAT!!!!
Thanks for finally doing a full length one!
Fantastic cover Luke, and very like the original. Great work! 🎼🎹
Thanks Alex. I tried to make it close to the original but with a few embellishments 😊
Very to hear this music played on vintage synthesizers thank you Mister.
Very talented. Still good in 2024.
In this song, the Yamaha DX7 steel drums patch was heard.
and Marimbas ;)
Very likely most of the actual synths used. Too cool.
Great as always. I have a JX-3P and it was used for the parts where you used the Jupiter 4, this was really close sounding.
I would pay any amount of money to hear this guy play Anywhere
Absolutely brilliant note for note
Wow! Perfection!!!!! Thank you for doing this! 80s forever!
Bloody nailed it!
You are the Synth God. Absolutely excellent 👌
Spot on! But knowing the quality of your videos, I wasn't expecting else :-)
Thanks! 😃
"And then another heh-heh heh-heh heh"
0:50 my favorite part too
This groove just feels great! Nicely done!
Thank you 🙏
Memories... very good memories. Superb rendition! 👍🏻
Absolutely flawless
The sound on these technics is crazy🙌🙌
Let's get this man to 1M subscribers already!
Blown Away🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Remember that Axel F. demo came on the C64. Blew everyones mind. LOL
That was awesome, Luke! I loved it!
Spot on...!!!
I had just about every iteration of this on 12" vinyl and tape. I was a big fan of electro and this was such a great electro pop crossover. Anyway, my point is your version is almost indistinguishable from the original, and that's a good thing. Bravo, thanks for the nostalgia trip.
Thank you. I wanted to stay close to the original because it is a masterpiece. But I did take some liberties using different synths and making the parts a little cleaner 😁
*... awesome job, Axel approves!!* 👍😎 Thx for sharing Luke. Best Regards, Axel.
That bass is spot on!
Just perfect 👌
Great job , I got to learn this one on the Synth ! 😊
Often we must search among movie's soundtracks to found something of really beautiful
If I ever get bored of synths (and we all do occasionally, right?), I just listen to some of the classics by Faltermayer or maybe spin up some Vangelis or Jarre, and the world seems alright again.
They are such great composers!
Will be bumping this all weekend 🔥🔥
Now i gotta watch the movies again. Nicely done.
Sound of the 80s😎❤️
I remember hearing this song for the first time, when I was a little kid, and it sounded like the future. I never heard anything like it, before it. I wanted a synth so bad when I was a kid, but my parents were poor AF. Now I own too many synths, samplers, drum machines, plugins, etc... I guess my GAS, comes with a little childhood trauma.
SPECTACULAR!!!! Seriously well done, you really nailed the sounds and performance!
Very good and so close. Pat in the back. 🇬🇧
PS this video will easily get One million views, and half of those will be from me : )
Already listening again!
Thank you Steve 😊
Fantastisch!👌👏✌️thx luke🙏🎹🎹🎵🎶🥳😍
Yeah. As close to the original as possible. 👍🏻 BTW nice jacket 😉 That dreamy glance while you played the DX7 is gorgeous. You must have been far away in your memory..,
Sounds fantastic - perfect recreation - nicely done!
LOVE ♥♥♪♪♪
BRO
GREAT ☺♦ song
This video brings back great memories of the movie. Synthesizers and drum machines were definitely overused in the 80s, and put a lot of excellent musicians out of work.
PERFECT!!! Awesome job, man! Just became your fan
Thank you 🙏 😊
This is absolutely awesome
Instagram algorithm introduced to me. So glad you're on here to add to my daily playlist.
WELL DONE.
Bravo! And it's joyful music, soundtrack of my teen years : )
You did awesome, was waiting for the handclaps, perfect!
Thank you. It’s one of those songs that I’m sure everyone has a memory of even if they haven’t seen the films?
Great stuff. The sounds are really close and using the actual 80s synths rather than plug-ins (and associated in the box EQ'ing, etc.) is a real achievement. Looking forward to more covers like this!
Great job. Greetings from Poland.
Nice Job, Luke. I like it a LOT !
Well done sir!
Simply perfect! 💪🏻
Perfect!
brilliant!
Nice! It made me want to see the movie again, good job
Insane!
Aaah so perfect ❤❤❤ playing myself years but never did a full 💪🏻🥳🥳
Very nice, great job! Glad you didn’t trip a breaker throwing it down like that. Eddie Murphy approves 💯😁
simply great : thks Luke
Perfection, better than the original
Great performed.
This reminds me of my best friend watching the Beverly Hills Cop movie and got caught up in the music, he dashed of to the music store to by 12" and came home to me with the records, theme was great but from there it went downhill, he remember that the other cool music was performed by a group with the name Sisters in it, I was a little skeptical looking at the cover, playing the record gave me a laugh.
He had not bought the Pointer Sisters "Neutron Dance" but Twisted Sisters (don't remember what record), he was furious and I was laughing, hahahaha.
s y n t h a s t i c ✨
Yassss I'm here for it! Thanks Luke!
This is great!
I bet this gets a million hits in the next week, easily
Fantastic !
Thank you. I’m still loving the custom Emulator ii sound banks I purchased off you years ago 😁
@lukemillionmusic Ah great to hear :) Luke, your videos, classic synth track recreations and attention to detail are the best on TH-cam. Been a subscriber for years. Keep up the good work.
You are amazing as always and your multimoog too!!!
Thank you so much!!
Sounds spot on! Great job Luke! 😄🎧🎶
Expertly recreated Harold Faltermeyer's most iconic character theme song from the 80s. 💜
Hahaha, excellent! As soon as I saw those two DX7s set up that way, I *knew* you were going to split-screen it. Loved this whole thing. As always, that Moog sounds fantastic.
I’ve always wanted to do a split screen and this just begged for it 😅
this is remarkable 🤩👍🏻
Love it
Brilliant as always !!!
Ah yeah, the 80s, the beginning of the "one man band" phenomena. Sick cover
THIS IS WHY WE SUBSCRIBE 🎉
just watched the movie! thanks for this 🎹! watched also your old video amazing work
Thanks Nicholas 🙏