I Feel Love was a game changer for me. The first time I heard it, I felt a euphoria that I had never experienced before. It was more than simply hearing the song. It transported me to a place where all things are possible, and whatever i dreamed and imagined could actually be. It was like a feel good drug with no hangover. The combination of this rhythm along with Donna's smooth, soft yet strong, ethereal vocal was something that I knew would stay with me forever. And it has. Forty years later it still has the power and ability to take me away. That's pretty powerful stuff! I have never heard about any radio stations not wanting to play it though, due to any moaning? Wasn't it only Love To Love You Baby that experienced this? I don't actually hear moaning in I Feel Love, just a soaring vocal.
I Feel Love was not one of the first disco songs. Disco had been around at least 3 years before that. It was, however, one of the first "electrified" disco songs. Until then the dominant instruments in disco music was mainly strings and horns. Also, Donna doesn't moan in I Feel Love, I think you may be confusing that with Love to Love You, Baby. Overall a fine video but i think you have some facts wrong.
Still one of the first disco songs ever made in my opinion, at least one of the most famous ones ;-) And yes, you are right about the "Love To Love You Baby" one, I mixed those 2 up #oops
My Cousin bought the 45, our grandma heard it and made him get rid of it. He gave it to me and that was the day I discovered Donna Summer.The Summer of 1977..We were both 13 y.o 👍🏼😉🌞🌈🍀🙏✝️💐❤️🕊️
Pure truth about Eno telling Bowie he heard "the sound of the future", listening to the first "I Feel Love" release by Giorgio Moroder. Bowie himself told that, during a 1990s interview.
Thank you very much for doing this video on my all time favorite singer Donna Summer. You knew a lot about her and her career. Again thank you for this on Donna Summer's behalf.
I'm not ashamed (or proud) to say in the nineties I came up on my first E to this song and it blew my mind. Later on in the decade I heard Underworld's King Of Snake! 🏴🇺🇸♥️🏴🇺🇸♥️🤪
I always thought it was house music. It rightfully earned its spot. I think it took too long to achieve the title thou. I'm happy for Donna summer. Thanks for this review.
Cheers! And in the time this was made, there wasn't really "house music", but yes, lots of house (and other) DJ's still play this track. What a classic!
Before this, the closest thing to "House Music" was Kraftwerk. House music is samplings of someone else's work. That is probably how you make this connection. When this came out, people actually had talent. They played actual instruments and vocalized their own lyrics.
Thanks I love to hear about behind the scenes stuff and how the 'mistake' with the base line helped make the beat so great and unique. I'd love to know how Donna came up with the lyrics and high floaty melody. Such a cool foil to the incessant mechanical repetitive rhythm.
Disco started 1973-74. Def hit *hard tho by mid/late 74. TSOP, Rock The Boat, Love's Theme and some others ALL made in 1973 but 'crossed over' by mid 1974. Happened verry quickly. In barely ONE year u went from all post 60s folksy, monotone, bland, acoustic (NO bass, thumping beats etc..) hippy-ish songs all over the charts/radio. Only song (imo) that's totally 'Disco' (4 on the floor beats consistent as the key hooks) that crossed into the mainstream in '73 was 'The Love I Lost' in Nov. 1973. I Feel Love (made in 1976)=GAME changer for *electronic HI NRG, techno music in the 1980s and beyond!! Not at all a 'textbook disco song'. *Nothing like it recorded prior...at least that was any kind of mainstream hit.
Thank you! I love "Killer", I know Adam lives in the UK, no idea where though. Let's see haha ;-) Maybe I can interview Seal as well one day ;-) #goals
@@muzikxpress Well sorry, I respect your effort and channel and encyclopediae, but this song is not a disco song , it's not structurred as a disco song. It's a revolutionary electropop song. On the other side - Last dance is very much a disco piece. Disco songs didn't rely on electronic instruments.
I think it was Love to Love you, baby, that some radio stations would not play, there is no moaning in I Feel Love. muzikxpress, might want to check your facts on that.
Orígenes del High Energy desarrollado y formado por el padre de este género Giorgio⚡Moroder y acuñado el nombre por Donna Summer 77 y la pista I Feel Love tema de música electrónica incluído en un LP de Summer que contenía musica que representara los años 40s,50s,60s dejando el último espacio del LP para un tema completamente diferente a los anteriores que representase el futuro de la musica siendo creado con ritmo y bases totalmente electrónicas pero algo diferente del Synthpop que Krafwerk venía trabajando desde inicios del 70, todo ello con raizes y orígenes totales de Música Electrónica. Moroder y Krafwerk (por citar algunos) fueron los maximos desarrolladores de este género en los 70s y de los pioneros en la transición de la Música Electrónica dura y rústica al concepto EDM siendo el High Energy la primera rama de esta escena junto al Synhpop...abriendo las puertas al desarrollo del EDM en los 80s con nuevas formas como el House, Techno, BreakDance, Eurobeat, New Beat, ItaloDisco etc...y un NRG y Synthpop ligeramente mas sofisticados PD: Las Raices Electrónicas relacionadas al NRG desde los conocedores provienen de pilares del electro como Gershon Kingsley, la escuela de Música Electrónica de Berlin (Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, Klaus Schulze etc), la cual era algo diferente de la escuela de Dusseldorf (Kraftwerk Cluster, Can, Neu!) Patrick Cowley y Bobby O. fueron grandes desarrolladores pero trabajaron sobre las bases del NRG de Moroder, el Synthpop de Krafwerk, el Space Disco (nombre relacionado al NRG) y bases de otros artistas y productores de música electrónica de los 70s, Patrick Cowley facinado por el NRG y el sonido I Feel Love realizó un remix dónde prácticamente aprendió más sobre este sonido y las bases Moroder...
You mix Donna's tracks Love To Love You Baby and I feel Love. Love To Love your baby, her first global hit, was banned by some radio stations back then because of its sexy moans, I Feel Love was not banned anywhere.
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What is your favorite version of "I Feel Love"?
_The original, as it doesn't get better than Giorgio's record._
They have been some great versions & remixes of this amazing song and they are still coming strong !! But the original still is the best 😊
I Feel Love was a game changer for me. The first time I heard it, I felt a euphoria that I had never experienced before. It was more than simply hearing the song. It transported me to a place where all things are possible, and whatever i dreamed and imagined could actually be. It was like a feel good drug with no hangover. The combination of this rhythm along with Donna's smooth, soft yet strong, ethereal vocal was something that I knew would stay with me forever. And it has. Forty years later it still has the power and ability to take me away. That's pretty powerful stuff! I have never heard about any radio stations not wanting to play it though, due to any moaning? Wasn't it only Love To Love You Baby that experienced this? I don't actually hear moaning in I Feel Love, just a soaring vocal.
You are actually correct Chris! I mixed them up, grrrrr #oops
Gorgeous song, full of mystery and feeling. Love it
This song was the one that shaped the future of the 80s and electronic dance music.
I Feel Love was not one of the first disco songs. Disco had been around at least 3 years before that. It was, however, one of the first "electrified" disco songs. Until then the dominant instruments in disco music was mainly strings and horns. Also, Donna doesn't moan in I Feel Love, I think you may be confusing that with Love to Love You, Baby. Overall a fine video but i think you have some facts wrong.
Still one of the first disco songs ever made in my opinion, at least one of the most famous ones ;-) And yes, you are right about the "Love To Love You Baby" one, I mixed those 2 up #oops
This song is timeless
Shoutout for acknowledging all the DJs that have put their spin on this song in this video I even have one it's not posted yet but I plan to
I feel love was one of the first big vocal dance hit 🥳💕
The song was stuck in my head so I brought the album. Now I go to sleep and wake to this song daily.the beat is so hypnotic on so many levels...
I don't like disco. I don't like electronic music. But Donna Summer forced me to do so. Thanks, Donna, and rest in peace- you changed music forever.
My Cousin bought the 45, our grandma heard it and made him get rid of it. He gave it to me and that was the day I discovered Donna Summer.The Summer of 1977..We were both 13 y.o
👍🏼😉🌞🌈🍀🙏✝️💐❤️🕊️
Wow 40 years ago ... at age 10 she was my first crush
Issie wizzie mine too, and I’m a female 🤣😂🤣
Pure truth about Eno telling Bowie he heard "the sound of the future", listening to the first "I Feel Love" release by Giorgio Moroder. Bowie himself told that, during a 1990s interview.
Thank you very much for doing this video on my all time favorite singer Donna Summer. You knew a lot about her and her career. Again thank you for this on Donna Summer's behalf.
Thanks a lot for your comment, I appreciate it!! :)
RIP Donna
Brilliant video of donna summers great : I feel love 👏
Very good!
There will never be another like her.
This song was actually techno, rather than disco. Actually it was groundbreaking as one of the first techno recordings in the marketplace.
More like trance.
Especially the Patrick Cowley REMIX - that is LEGENDARY
Yesssss!
Interesting content and breakdown of the song.
Thank you!
I remember this in the clubs. Really set it off. Lol. Good times.
Great & informative vlog - nice job
Thanks so much!
Very interesting. I really enjoyed your video!
Thank you very much!! :)
I'm not ashamed (or proud) to say in the nineties I came up on my first E to this song and it blew my mind. Later on in the decade I heard Underworld's King Of Snake! 🏴🇺🇸♥️🏴🇺🇸♥️🤪
I always thought it was house music. It rightfully earned its spot. I think it took too long to achieve the title thou. I'm happy for Donna summer. Thanks for this review.
Cheers! And in the time this was made, there wasn't really "house music", but yes, lots of house (and other) DJ's still play this track. What a classic!
Before this, the closest thing to "House Music" was Kraftwerk. House music is samplings of someone else's work. That is probably how you make this connection. When this came out, people actually had talent. They played actual instruments and vocalized their own lyrics.
I FEEL LOVE EDM 70S, Giorgio Moroder father of HI-NRG & ITALO DISCO
Thanks I love to hear about behind the scenes stuff and how the 'mistake' with the base line helped make the beat so great and unique. I'd love to know how Donna came up with the lyrics and high floaty melody. Such a cool foil to the incessant mechanical repetitive rhythm.
Thank you! And I know right? What a good mistake hehe ;-)
Disco started 1973-74. Def hit *hard tho by mid/late 74. TSOP, Rock The Boat, Love's Theme and some others ALL made in 1973 but 'crossed over' by mid 1974. Happened verry quickly. In barely ONE year u went from all post 60s folksy, monotone, bland, acoustic (NO bass, thumping beats etc..) hippy-ish songs all over the charts/radio. Only song (imo) that's totally 'Disco' (4 on the floor beats consistent as the key hooks) that crossed into the mainstream in '73 was 'The Love I Lost' in Nov. 1973.
I Feel Love (made in 1976)=GAME changer for *electronic HI NRG, techno music in the 1980s and beyond!! Not at all a 'textbook disco song'. *Nothing like it recorded prior...at least that was any kind of mainstream hit.
Happy accidents. :D Such a good song. Thanks for the info.
I know right? I'm sure they were very happy about this accident haha! Thanks for the comment, glad you liked it! :)
Yea this song was/is, way before its time. Funny how great things can start off ad a fluke.
I think you confused I Feel Love With Love to Love You Baby which stations did not play on many stations because of... it well you said it..
Correct! You are right ;-)
Very well made video, enjoyed it!... hmmm next track artist maybe interview (if you can find him) "Adamski - killer" :) :) :)
Thank you! I love "Killer", I know Adam lives in the UK, no idea where though. Let's see haha ;-) Maybe I can interview Seal as well one day ;-) #goals
seeyouintheeighties Andddd I did it hehe, did you see it already? 😊
muzikxpress seen it about 5 times! Ha! He’s quite a unique individual.
Love your interviews!
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it's not a disco song at all, but one of the first technopop cyberpunk songs and now an anthem along with Kraftwerk's Robots.
Duc Jai Pretty sure it’s one of the most famous disco songs ever 😂
@@muzikxpress well it's not a disco song, listen to it :D
Duc Jai it is a disco song. Check Wikipedia / Discogs and listen to what Giorgio Moroder himself says about it 😉
@@muzikxpress Well sorry, I respect your effort and channel and encyclopediae, but this song is not a disco song , it's not structurred as a disco song. It's a revolutionary electropop song. On the other side - Last dance is very much a disco piece. Disco songs didn't rely on electronic instruments.
That's a beautiful woman you no it.
I think it was Love to Love you, baby, that some radio stations would not play, there is no moaning in I Feel Love. muzikxpress, might want to check your facts on that.
Dave Martin yes you are right, I mixed those 2 up. It has been pointed out in the comments a few times already btw 😉
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piregister haha het is een muziek vlog, geen how-to-perfectly-pronounce-everything-in-English vlog 😉
@@muzikxpress Inhoudelijk prima hoor. Het viel me gewoon op :)
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Donna doesn't moan on this one. On Love to Love You Baby she does moan but not on this one.
Yeah I made a mistake and mixed them up, it was pointed out a few times in the comments already hehe #oops
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You forgot to mention to fantastic Glenn underground version!
There’s so many remixes and bootlegs, impossible to mention them all 😉
@@muzikxpress for sure. Love your work!
@@mburton81 thanks a lot Mark!
@@muzikxpress I just discovered your channel from my friend sneijder, taking a deep dive from the beginning!
@@mburton81 ahhhh nice one! Tell him I said hi! And happy binge watching 😉
Orígenes del High Energy desarrollado y formado por el padre de este género Giorgio⚡Moroder y acuñado el nombre por Donna Summer 77 y la pista I Feel Love tema de música electrónica incluído en un LP de Summer que contenía musica que representara los años 40s,50s,60s dejando el último espacio del LP para un tema completamente diferente a los anteriores que representase el futuro de la musica siendo creado con ritmo y bases totalmente electrónicas pero algo diferente del Synthpop que Krafwerk venía trabajando desde inicios del 70, todo ello con raizes y orígenes totales de Música Electrónica. Moroder y Krafwerk (por citar algunos) fueron los maximos desarrolladores de este género en los 70s y de los pioneros en la transición de la Música Electrónica dura y rústica al concepto EDM siendo el High Energy la primera rama de esta escena junto al Synhpop...abriendo las puertas al desarrollo del EDM en los 80s con nuevas formas como el House, Techno, BreakDance, Eurobeat, New Beat, ItaloDisco etc...y un NRG y Synthpop ligeramente mas sofisticados
PD: Las Raices Electrónicas relacionadas al NRG desde los conocedores provienen de pilares del electro como Gershon Kingsley, la escuela de Música Electrónica de Berlin (Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, Klaus Schulze etc), la cual era algo diferente de la escuela de Dusseldorf (Kraftwerk Cluster, Can, Neu!)
Patrick Cowley y Bobby O. fueron grandes desarrolladores pero trabajaron sobre las bases del NRG de Moroder, el Synthpop de Krafwerk, el Space Disco (nombre relacionado al NRG) y bases de otros artistas y productores de música electrónica de los 70s, Patrick Cowley facinado por el NRG y el sonido I Feel Love realizó un remix dónde prácticamente aprendió más sobre este sonido y las bases Moroder...
You mix Donna's tracks Love To Love You Baby and I feel Love. Love To Love your baby, her first global hit, was banned by some radio stations back then because of its sexy moans, I Feel Love was not banned anywhere.
Correct, a few people already pointed out my mix up in the comments 😉
What's Gene Shallot doing with Donna Summer?
It’s far from one of the 1st disco record
Sam Smith version perfection
Body language
Sorry now ingles