I played a cab driver in a Jessica Chastain movie. My scene was a total of 8 seconds on screen, picking up the main character in front of a house and dropping her at the airport. It took two days and 14 hours.
@@maxbrazil3712 wow o.0 for a 8 second segment... guess it goes to show you how much time effort and work actualy goes into every scene potentially! thanks for sharing thats cool to know
Another tremendous scene from the best show on TV right now. The song pays homage to great disco anthems of the 70's, with the master-Nile Rodgers collaborating with DJ Cassidy and Greg Cohen and strong vocals from Alex Newell. The scene is shot perfectly and resonates to anyone who has ever got behind turntables and made a crowd react.
> The scene is shot perfectly and *resonates to anyone who has ever got behind turntables and made a crowd react.* Fuck you, that sentence alone has now made me wanna get back into mixing! :( I've only felt it (live/raves that is) from the other side of the table dropping some serious movements on the danceflo' and throwing some next-level shapes ain't no cunt seen before. On a geometric gurning it up ting.
Yes mate, that;s what I want to hear. Latin Disco, Soul and Rock n Roll blew my mind as a kid and still does. Spanish language Hip-Hop is my gold medal favourite. Big up's from the UK Crew. The North remembers.
I remember me and the wife watching this episode as it aired and we got really into this scene and almost started dancing ourselves. both songs in this video are bomb tracks.
One of the best scenes of the first season (along with DJ Kool Herc doing his marry-go-round). I love the DJ's expressions in this scene. He looks such a nice guy :)
Too many people were waiting for the auto tune to kick in and for 10-15 different producers and songwriters to come into the studio to help the artists with their songs.
@@maxbrazil3712 I think that's what the show should have focused on. Outside of Jamie and Clarke, we don't see the other people in AR work on getting new artists. A lot of what was going on with Richie looked like Seasons worth of Material in one box.
HBO was brain dead for giving this up. In todays social climate they really could have had some interesting story lines regarding the disco and house music.
Tense as hell. Clarke didn't discover Disco but he did realise the power of new dance music, meaning Disco at the time. Record labels of the time had to find a way to sell records to a new dance crazy generation is all.
For some reason when I was first watching this I too was like “what the fuck is this? Put the funk back on!” But then the chorus for kill the lights drops and it’s brilliant
@@careymagic Watched Vinyl again for the 4th time. Love the Wild Safari scene. You can just feel the heat. I do love this scene too...the transition from funk to disco. So cool.
Without speaking, I love the DJ’s reaction with his eyes and facial expression, it says it all…and with that (for better or worse) Disco was born…This was one of HBO’s best shows in the last 10 years and they crapped on it…typical tv exec stupidity
+AnkhGirl2 I can't dance to ANYTHING, got 3 left feet that trip over each other! But I can beat it out on the table like nobody's business... Those were FUN TIMES!
I'm looking for a cap/hat just like the DJ is wearing on his head, does anyone have any suggestion how it's called or where i could find something similar to buy for myself? Thanks
+toller amper 1) you've missed the point entirely. 2) Dj Cassidy is white. 3) who said it mattered, it was a humorous observation as to hbo's vinyl's approach to how disco was discovered
Well its kind of ridiculous and fake that's why...sort of like Marty Mcfly "inventing" Rock and Roll. At least that was comedic...in this...they literally say...Clark introduces Disco...No Clark fucking didn't. In fact it was guys like Clark who had Disco Demolition Night who killed it in the First place.
Well the first disco DJ of note in New York City was an Italian American (Francis Grasso). I believe that’s him in the movie Klute being the DJ in the club scenes and those scenes were shot in a pretty famous disco of that era. During the time period of the show the top disco clubs were mostly gay so if their is a historical problem with the scene it is not with the racial aspect but the sexuality aspect. It was the gay disco’s that produced the underground hits. Love the scene, show could have been great if the lead character hadn’t been so loathsome and hard to root for. Excellent soundtrack!
Smoking indoors in a crowded club with a bunch of unironically dressed people. Oh, I miss those days. Great scene, too bad the series didn't last. They should have given it one more season.
![[Vinyl] Lester teaches Nasty Bits guitar chords](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/anWc88q2GhE/mqdefault.jpg)
Can't believe this show got cancelled, loved it.
It's a shitshow with a lot of untrue stuff.
yea, very crazy. one of the best series I never seen
Really interesting little story ark they got here. Sad the show isn't very popular, but it recreates the atmosphere VERY well.
Seriously, sad it wasn't popular enough to get a second season. I'm a big fan of the show. I'm not even from that generation, I was born in 94
Is it on Netflix or Hulu?
I honestly never heard of it..
HBO
I was there when this was filmed! Surprisingly it took almost 17 hours.
what took soo long out of curiousity? and was it a blast? it looked great!
I played a cab driver in a Jessica Chastain movie. My scene was a total of 8 seconds on screen, picking up the main character in front of a house and dropping her at the airport. It took two days and 14 hours.
@@maxbrazil3712 wow o.0 for a 8 second segment... guess it goes to show you how much time effort and work actualy goes into every scene potentially! thanks for sharing thats cool to know
@@normanrockwell8960 often takes way longer to set up a scene than to actually film it.
Another tremendous scene from the best show on TV right now. The song pays homage to great disco anthems of the 70's, with the master-Nile Rodgers collaborating with DJ Cassidy and Greg Cohen and strong vocals from Alex Newell. The scene is shot perfectly and resonates to anyone who has ever got behind turntables and made a crowd react.
so so true.
> The scene is shot perfectly and *resonates to anyone who has ever got behind turntables and made a crowd react.*
Fuck you, that sentence alone has now made me wanna get back into mixing! :( I've only felt it (live/raves that is) from the other side of the table dropping some serious movements on the danceflo' and throwing some next-level shapes ain't no cunt seen before. On a geometric gurning it up ting.
What was the name of the disco song???
@@careymagic "KILL THE LIGHTS" DJ Cassidy
I'm 44yrs old and I grew listening to my parents play disco so I love it.. I wish they would've made season two to include more disco and NY Salsa.
Yes mate, that;s what I want to hear. Latin Disco, Soul and Rock n Roll blew my mind as a kid and still does. Spanish language Hip-Hop is my gold medal favourite. Big up's from the UK Crew. The North remembers.
Me to 😉❤
@@8656737s I know season two would've been amazing. 😏❤️
@@JA-SF2TX Definitely!
Memorable moment of TV!
Sadly underrated show
I remember me and the wife watching this episode as it aired and we got really into this scene and almost started dancing ourselves. both songs in this video are bomb tracks.
The first song is a replay of Many Dibango’s 1972, Soul Makossa
One of the best scenes of the first season (along with DJ Kool Herc doing his marry-go-round). I love the DJ's expressions in this scene. He looks such a nice guy :)
this show got cancelled cos not enough people care about the golden age of music
Too many people were waiting for the auto tune to kick in and for 10-15 different producers and songwriters to come into the studio to help the artists with their songs.
Clarke & Jamie were the only likable characters. Richie was a scumbag and the rest were nauseating lickspittles.
@@maxbrazil3712 Clarke? Likable? Eh...
@@maxbrazil3712 I think that's what the show should have focused on. Outside of Jamie and Clarke, we don't see the other people in AR work on getting new artists. A lot of what was going on with Richie looked like Seasons worth of Material in one box.
The show was brilliant for us Generation X people
one of the best scenes of VYnil!
I watched this scene at least 20 times the night it was shown, so good. Plus now the songs been released in happier
djcactus where can I find the disco song from this scene...
LazerBeam Focus anywhere mate it's kill the lights by Alex newelll
HBO was brain dead for giving this up. In todays social climate they really could have had some interesting story lines regarding the disco and house music.
One of the most beautiful scene of the movie
The first song is Soul Makossa -Manu Dibango (1973)
RIP Manu
Tense as hell. Clarke didn't discover Disco but he did realise the power of new dance music, meaning Disco at the time. Record labels of the time had to find a way to sell records to a new dance crazy generation is all.
Loved this scene, it really gives you the idea of the birth of something revolutionary
I am here because i heard the song when it was first played (in the episode 8 of the serie Vinyl back in 2016)!! and still listening in 2020
HUGHIE YOUVE DONE DISCOVERED DISCO
I would have loved to see Indigo be a Sylvester type character in season 2. And of course the Nasty Bits take off with Punk New Wave
In my next lifetime I want to comeback and live in New York during the disco era
It was those few people who actually started dancing who really started disco.
One of the best F moment from Vinyl
"Ayy bring the funk back, man"
I agree
I'll love this film the rest of my life.
Man... bring this shit back!!!
Also, God bless that DJ.
i want to be that dj who start a new music era with one shitty fade out mix
hahahahahahahahah had exactly the same thought when I saw that scene
Totally. That's what pissed off the people. Not the new Disco song! :-) Cool track though!
For some reason when I was first watching this I too was like “what the fuck is this? Put the funk back on!” But then the chorus for kill the lights drops and it’s brilliant
best scene ever
No, the coolest scene & edit was when they cut to everyone dancing to Barrabas' "Wild Safari"
@@careymagic Watched Vinyl again for the 4th time. Love the Wild Safari scene. You can just feel the heat. I do love this scene too...the transition from funk to disco. So cool.
Without speaking, I love the DJ’s reaction with his eyes and facial expression, it says it all…and with that (for better or worse) Disco was born…This was one of HBO’s best shows in the last 10 years and they crapped on it…typical tv exec stupidity
LUV IT !!
The Brutality of the Music BIZ. We need it back again to get rid of the noise garbage out there today!🙄
My second favorite scene 🤎
this reminds me of the "House vs. Disco" debate.
What's the house Vs Disco debate?
At 2:40 dude in the middle is gettin it... Lol
Lol
that dj was so hot
How could you NOT dance to this??? Leaders(brave dancers) vs. sheep(dummies standing around).
+AnkhGirl2 I can't dance to ANYTHING, got 3 left feet that trip over each other! But I can beat it out on the table like nobody's business... Those were FUN TIMES!
Soul Makossa, great track!!!
I'm looking for a cap/hat just like the DJ is wearing on his head, does anyone have any suggestion how it's called or where i could find something similar to buy for myself? Thanks
I love Jack Quaid
Really like that red cap the DJ is wearing, can someone tell me what's it called or where can i search for something similar?
WHY did this series not succeed?!!!
a little glitch of diana ross and her red dress! very goog! 2:35
So according to vinyl , whites awkwardly discovered disco
+djcactus i said the same shit
it was not whites who made the track they just introduced it.. and why would it matter?
+toller amper 1) you've missed the point entirely. 2) Dj Cassidy is white. 3) who said it mattered, it was a humorous observation as to hbo's vinyl's approach to how disco was discovered
Well its kind of ridiculous and fake that's why...sort of like Marty Mcfly "inventing" Rock and Roll. At least that was comedic...in this...they literally say...Clark introduces Disco...No Clark fucking didn't. In fact it was guys like Clark who had Disco Demolition Night who killed it in the First place.
Well the first disco DJ of note in New York City was an Italian American (Francis Grasso). I believe that’s him in the movie Klute being the DJ in the club scenes and those scenes were shot in a pretty famous disco of that era. During the time period of the show the top disco clubs were mostly gay so if their is a historical problem with the scene it is not with the racial aspect but the sexuality aspect. It was the gay disco’s that produced the underground hits. Love the scene, show could have been great if the lead character hadn’t been so loathsome and hard to root for. Excellent soundtrack!
First track in the clip was the better of the two. By far. ;-)
The Dj is so HOT ❤️❤️❤️
I was soooooo hoping for a season 2 we get True Detective instead smh
NAME OF THE INITIAL SONG???
Soul makossa
this show could have gone on so far gutted it was cancelled
damn who plays the dj??? he is hot
Well Vinyl was cancelled and now Clark is having to deal with Homelander.
What was the name of this TV series....looked amazing!
vinyl
What's the track called thats playing at the beginning of this clip?
Its a replaying of a Manu Dibango's Soul Makossa
anyone know the music playing in the club before they put on 'kill the lights'?
Soul Maakosa
What's the name of second disco song?
Does anyone know the name and artist of this disco song?
+Glenn S. Spiller Kill The Lights- Alex Newell & DJ Cassidy
Nile Rogers played guitar on it also.
Who is the woman in the pink blouse ? She got the hips, thighs, and that dunk in the trunk.
SOMEONE KNOWS THE MOVIE NAME? PLEASE.
What song was this that they introduced???
hey guys! which is the name of the first song of the video? the one before "kill the lights"
The name of the initial song?
+Bryan Anton Rose I've been looking for it for quite some time...no result yet
Soul Makossa - Manu Dibango
Leon Parara thx man
@@ionescueugen3461 Manu Dibango's Soul Makossa
why they had to cancelled this why???!!!!
One of my favorite scenes from season one. Anyone know where I can get the Indigo disco song, can't find it anywhere not even the vinyl track lists...
it's Kill The Lights, by Alex Newell, Jess Glynne, DJ Cassidy and Nile Rodgers.
Miguel P. Sweet! Found it, thanks man!
Smoking indoors in a crowded club with a bunch of unironically dressed people. Oh, I miss those days. Great scene, too bad the series didn't last. They should have given it one more season.
What is the name of the disco song????
Kill The Lights - Alex Newell
Name movie or serie???
It's an HBO series called Vinyl.
Hey, Put the funk back......
whats the fisco song called
Soul Makossa by Manu Dibango, enjoy!
Kill The Lights - Alex Newell
Is this a series or a film? What’s it called?
Yes, I also want to know the name of this TV series. I understand it was cancelled. Thank you!
@@thefilmmakersgallery Vinyl
Goddamn HBO.....GODDAMN
Bring the show back already best show and HBO canceled
And the fever was born... ❤ we must DISCO... DISCO IS LIFE.🎉.. I can smell the coke and stds coming.
I like the first song much better.
That's one lousy track to "introduce disco"..... lol.......
corny.