For all the "wise guys". This is not a real time recording, it is edited to create some tension so that you guys can guess the tracks too. It doesn’t say anything about how fast any of the participants recognized a track. So stay cool and just have fun guessing the tracks as well.
The editing on this is truly fantastic, as it has been on all the blind tests (and I've watched, and enjoyed all of them). Kudos to the team for such a great segment and production so far!
Not going to read the comments that deep to find out what the issue us because there is no issue. Blind Test is AMAZING... Love these. Keep doing what you do.
That's the funny part of these blint test games for djs....when you have thousands of records you start remembering them by colours, packaging etc... but you always know the sounds on it ...and that's why this is so amazing to watch , how they identify tracks by sound 😍😍😍 I really enjoyed all the episodes so far. Mostly the techno one with Ellen Alien
My friend and I play a game... We choose 3 tracks and send them to each other. The other selects their favourite, then take their turn to recommend another 3. When we have enough records to make a 90 minute mix, we make a mix each and send the results to each other. We call them "collaborative" mixes. We've been doing this for 15 years. It's such a joy to share this music with each other.
This is quickly becoming one of my favourite series. Besides hearing all these classics all over again, we also got best djs too. Want more of these House & Techno series and maybe some of underground ones would be dope.
It just occurred to me that this game is nothing new. I play it every time at the club or a party. Ironically, knowing every song is no fun at all. A night at the club where you know every track is a boring night. But a night at the club when you hear something good that you don't know, that's where the excitement of dance music comes from.
Ive had a night where the dj played only songs i had in my house playlists. Hearing them on big speakers Instead of Bluetooths or headphones was the best feeling i had at a club
@@kehbab oh that is a great experience. I'm a retired DJ and I can say that mixing tracks is easy when you can feel the beat through your feet. It's a whole different experience. Thanks for sharing. I know exactly what you mean.
Romananthony - "Hold on" - Is a classic, classic - HOUSE TRACK. I am so glad I bought it at the time. The 1990s were so good for House music. Now we are all realizing it!
@@saftpackerl But now we need the real comeback, throw the dark techno out of the window and let's all go back to the deep grooves and the lush vocals, bring back the color
As a Soul and Hip Hop DJ who started playing Rave/House in 1989, I have followed and played House ever since. This track list is pure quality and a sheer joy to hear. You have proper taste in music!!
I was kind of searching in my mind if I had ever heard this mix before. The Version I know is much more shuffled...I think I only know the album version. And this tune made me listen to Gwen McRaes original a lot. This Bassline is just so funkay :)
Here is a nice 90s House Spotify playlist incl. most of the tracks from the Blind Test. Will add more tracks when I have more time - bit.ly/90s_House-Playlist
I definitely have tunes that I rinse but never know the name of. Sometimes you just know what the sleeve looks like and it's position in the create or as the track after the other track in that folder. It's all good until you're trying to write a tracklist for a recorded mix and you have to get a tune id on a tune you presumably knew the name of when you bought it but is now lost due to labelling complacency on your part.
Ian Pooley's emotions are the gospel in this video. So many years of hearing these records, but when put on the spot your mind just draws a blank! Can't believe I shouted out Jacque Lu Cont for Cassius....
@@ElectronicBeatsTV Ha! Maybe that's where I made the connection then! Still, I'm kicking myself that I didn't say Cassius as it was a huge record back then. Keep up the great work. These videos are fantastic!
You must be from San Francisco bro I know all those DJs...... Rave called Sharon the Gathering Wicked funky techno tribe..... I miss the 90s in San Francisco..... I mean I know that since the virus nobody's going out but do you still go to parties anymore or have you hung up the dancing shoes???
6:25 - Easily one of the greatest deep house tracks by Romanthony. Didn't regret discovering him through Daft Punk's classic hit: One More Time, back in 5th grade.
Cassius, the first time I heard that one in high school I loved it and it took me months to find out title and artist.. so I will probably never forget it
cassius feeling for you les rythmes digitales remix to be correct! love these videos btw and some great tunes in this one. "i'm lonely" used to be a big favourite back in the days :)
This was fun. Got the Strictly Rhythm one straight off. So many tunes that sound like that but unmistakably Strictly Rhythm. PS: You need to do more of these!
I recognized The Mole People track as I had a Strictly Rhythm compilation album. I also knew "My Feeling for You" from the Electric Daisy Festival album; I thought Avicci worked his magic on that one but this must've been the original. "Livin' for the Night" is wonderful but there must've been a dozen records that re-cycled that chord pattern, which I thought originated with either Inner City's "Good Life". or "Understand This Groove". House music used lots of minor chords and sometimes sounded spooky- nocturnal and dark, befitting an era that had its own pandemic that was even worse in outcome than the one we have now although not as easily contagious. People who weren't on the front lines or even yet born may not know AIDS started in 1980 and did not begin to abate until around 1997 when the first successful "drug cocktail"was discovered to treat it. House music helped me cope with it as I was a social worker in a big city hospital back then.. House music and Mr. Smirnoff helped a lot on the weekends.
I'd love to repeat the positive feedback towards the amazing content published here on Electronic Beats TV. This channel has been a guiding force in my music journey over the years and the passion you have for the music and the artists who make it really is heart warming.
I have thousands of 90s house, breaks and techno records and only a handful of them could I tell you the artist and song titles. However, if you play me a bar from any of the songs on my records and I could pick the dust jacket of that record out of a pile of thousands. Conversely, if you showed me the dust jacket I could hum the songs on that record. Again, zero idea who the artists or song titles are. I don’t know what it is that causes my brain to act like this but it’s really helpful when you’re trying to find that one record you want to play next in a dark DJ booth. Switching to digital really screwed my brain up and I had to set up my work flow to include thumbnails of the album covers. Props to anyone who can recall the artist and song title of these 25-30 year old tracks.
i Love this channel man , I live for electronic music , love the culture , the sounds the traditions. I can't handle the modern day big money EDM , it's soul-less and generic. Peace from tunisia.
Even though I'm a huge House music lover, I've discovered so many GREAT tracks thanks to this blind test!! There should be more and my appetite can't wait any longer
For all the "wise guys".
This is not a real time recording, it is edited to create some tension so that you guys can guess the tracks too.
It doesn’t say anything about how fast any of the participants recognized a track. So stay cool and just have fun guessing the tracks as well.
The editing on this is truly fantastic, as it has been on all the blind tests (and I've watched, and enjoyed all of them). Kudos to the team for such a great segment and production so far!
So sad you guys have to explain that kind of thing... What "wise" boring people we have in this world.......
Not going to read the comments that deep to find out what the issue us because there is no issue. Blind Test is AMAZING... Love these. Keep doing what you do.
I liked the editing
hahaha, im glad i dont go that deep on the comments to even find that shit...!
i thought we were all just here for the classics
I don't really care if they get any right. It's somehow a pleasure just to watch people enjoying music. This channel makes me sentimental.
Word! It's not a competition, just fun.
Very well said
Two years ago i stopped worrying about track names
That's the funny part of these blint test games for djs....when you have thousands of records you start remembering them by colours, packaging etc... but you always know the sounds on it ...and that's why this is so amazing to watch , how they identify tracks by sound 😍😍😍 I really enjoyed all the episodes so far. Mostly the techno one with Ellen Alien
My friend and I play a game... We choose 3 tracks and send them to each other. The other selects their favourite, then take their turn to recommend another 3. When we have enough records to make a 90 minute mix, we make a mix each and send the results to each other. We call them "collaborative" mixes. We've been doing this for 15 years. It's such a joy to share this music with each other.
How do you mix them
Wicked idea 👍🏻
This is fucking sick! Cool idea
genius guys
What software do you use for mixing
Man, the 90s were such a great decade for house music. All of this tracks make me want to dance and shake my 40 year old body the hole night.
Not just house, 90s was a great decade for all electronic music.
@@Axelade so true.
It was the best for electronic music by far, and had very different styles to each other. Much more variety and feeling. Especially from 1990 to 1995.
But only till about 1am these days, then I wanna go home and get my old ass to bed 😂
The hole night! I see what you did there. 😅
please do not stop with these series.
can't get enough of it, could easily watch those all day long.
big up :)
just like me, too!!
We will. On it.
@@ElectronicBeatsTV ❤
90's electronica/idm would be nice.
@@ElectronicBeatsTV
This Blind Test Series has SINGLE HANDEDLY revived my faith in dance music. I realize there is SO MUCH MORE that I have not yet discovered.
It took me 30 minutes to go through the video because I kept saving and listening to all these tracks lol. Great picks.
Same :D
Haha, same here, put every one I found in my playlist on Spotify!😄 Really excellent pics!
Put on auto shazam while listening to the video, works great haha
sooo same :))
@@miroz79 yeah me too!!
The vocals from 90’s house are simply the best of all times on electronic music history. I just love it!!
Judging from my memories of 90s parties, the fact that any of these people remember their own name is a miracle.
dude these tracks are amazing
👍🏻 Always good to have a nice vinyl collection 😉
Truly amazing tunes!
Yeah man, every track was a belter
all the 90s tracks are amazing :P
@@NS-pj8dr sure did
how have I never heard "i'm lonely" - losing my mind to this track
Wow, you missed a gem in your life
Me too! Such a beautiful tune and I've listened to house music for 20 years!
Terrance Trent D'arby on vocal duty!
Same!! And I know of Terrance Trent darby!
I know that track,but I never know the artist.I borrowed from someone a mixtape and it was on it.What a track ❤
I'm totally in love with Tijana's expressions.
Early 90's house music was pure magic, it was heaven on earth. Oh, I miss so much those days (and nights)!
That's my friend Hollis P. Monroe! The first track. Went to raves, house parties, and we spun together a few times back then! Amazing times!!
Great guy!
yes he is. I met him through the stickmen. I'm lonely was massive.
Romanthony - Hold On.
One of the best house songs in history, in my opinion. Such pure pleasure to hear that again, it's been too long.
This is quickly becoming one of my favourite series. Besides hearing all these classics all over again, we also got best djs too. Want more of these House & Techno series and maybe some of underground ones would be dope.
Thanks for the non-obvious selection of house tunes from the past ;)
🙏
Got a spotify play list?
It just occurred to me that this game is nothing new. I play it every time at the club or a party. Ironically, knowing every song is no fun at all. A night at the club where you know every track is a boring night. But a night at the club when you hear something good that you don't know, that's where the excitement of dance music comes from.
Ive had a night where the dj played only songs i had in my house playlists. Hearing them on big speakers Instead of Bluetooths or headphones was the best feeling i had at a club
@@kehbab oh that is a great experience. I'm a retired DJ and I can say that mixing tracks is easy when you can feel the beat through your feet. It's a whole different experience. Thanks for sharing. I know exactly what you mean.
I could not agree more!
Can definitely relate can see their thinking patterns looking for clues in ther music, DJing for years I became a very good detective at this.
Romananthony - "Hold on" - Is a classic, classic - HOUSE TRACK. I am so glad I bought it at the time. The 1990s were so good for House music. Now we are all realizing it!
It's so beautiful when Tijana is about to cry listening to "I'm Lonely". ❤️❤️❤️
that Cassius track was the soundtrack to my summer 1999 and hearing it here just TOOK ME BACK. pls keep doing this series
KEEP THIS SHOW UP!! House needs to make a comeback, the 90's house!
come on :D like there havent been like three 90s House comebacks already...;)
@@saftpackerl But now we need the real comeback, throw the dark techno out of the window and let's all go back to the deep grooves and the lush vocals, bring back the color
There hasn't been a 130BPM progressive come back yet.. I'm waiting for that.. lol Modern progressive is utter trash.
@@edwardmowton9825 I actually like modern progressive or deep house
RIP Cassius. Thank you for including that track.
Very thoughtful how these have been shot in black n white, to spare the Djs blushes........love these ..........;)
As a Soul and Hip Hop DJ who started playing Rave/House in 1989, I have followed and played House ever since. This track list is pure quality and a sheer joy to hear. You have proper taste in music!!
I love how a song that stumped them all was the easiest track for me, a big tune while I was in high school. My Feeling for you will always be free!!!
Word.
'...have always been real'
don't feel proud this was actually the easiest.
They're not always that easy bro one thing I have learned in all these years of buying records since 1988 is that there's always a better remix❤
I was kind of searching in my mind if I had ever heard this mix before. The Version I know is much more shuffled...I think I only know the album version. And this tune made me listen to Gwen McRaes original a lot. This Bassline is just so funkay :)
The editors this your videos are INCREDIBLE!! Just look at the 11:37 sync!!! Just keep going Telekom, we love you!
🙏 it’s always the same one, our incredible Klara 💪🏻
There is nothing better than 90’s House. It’s is the high bar.
I LOVED that Moodf to Swing track. Was just perfectly danceable
Boast time… Got them all right and have them all on vinyl 😊😊 Great selection
Classic game of Historical House tunes. How Awesome is this Back to House School 🙌
There are more episodes online
What a feeling to heard again these beautifull tracks, great memories
Here is a nice 90s House Spotify playlist incl. most of the tracks from the Blind Test. Will add more tracks when I have more time - bit.ly/90s_House-Playlist
legendary
Sometimes.. a thumbs up 'like' just doesn't infer the level of my gratitude.
I love Tijana T music expression
I’m here for educational purposes. House is my new love. Thanks for the lesson
So excruciating knowing you have the track on 12" and you can't remember the name, only the record label. Feel their pain. Top top selection.
Indeed brother! Forgot i just bought that UR tune a few months ago!
I definitely have tunes that I rinse but never know the name of. Sometimes you just know what the sleeve looks like and it's position in the create or as the track after the other track in that folder. It's all good until you're trying to write a tracklist for a recorded mix and you have to get a tune id on a tune you presumably knew the name of when you bought it but is now lost due to labelling complacency on your part.
dont stop these series , so good
Ian Pooley's emotions are the gospel in this video. So many years of hearing these records, but when put on the spot your mind just draws a blank! Can't believe I shouted out Jacque Lu Cont for Cassius....
You are not completely wrong, it’s a remix by Les Rythmes Digitales who is ..... 😉
@@ElectronicBeatsTV Ha! Maybe that's where I made the connection then! Still, I'm kicking myself that I didn't say Cassius as it was a huge record back then. Keep up the great work. These videos are fantastic!
'Round One - I'm Your Brother.' is such a great tune!
Also, the mix of 'Living For The Night' played on here is the 'Brainstorm Live Mix'.
Tijana T when listening to the Mole people... omg falling in love with the record again and her.
Cassius - what a great tune 👌👌👌
Thank you for teaching the children! Much love
Currently exploring into House music and this is what I needed
Simon. Garth. Dutch. Jeno. Mark -E- Quark. Spun. These cats spun some incredible house music in the early 90s in San Francisco. What great music.
You must be from San Francisco bro I know all those DJs...... Rave called Sharon the Gathering Wicked funky techno tribe..... I miss the 90s in San Francisco..... I mean I know that since the virus nobody's going out but do you still go to parties anymore or have you hung up the dancing shoes???
Great effort on the way these are edited.
🙏
Thats how djs listen to tracks before playing them out ...
@@alexpmK3 Er... not really what I mean't but thanks for the effort.
@Andy Thomson For those who know and take care of details 🙏
it is not hard to do
I put my money on Ian Pooley, I lost :-)
Love love love this. I just bought a bunch of beautiful tracks!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
I love this series. Either I get a nice ego boost and am like "I knew this one!" or I learn about a new track that I didn't know.
😉
This was so much fun .. but ouff still kinda tough to remember all the names after all these years :p
Loved it!
Thanks for coming on the video and trying.
true house music! luv from Moscow!
This serie is a must. It's a pleasure to play with the artists and discover or rediscover tracks that marked the club scene.
Well this was lots of fun. Great choons. Well-edited. (And Tijana T has a great smile!)
Beautiful music for beautiful people.
Great vibes, great times.
Thanks for the memories.
Next up Trance classics!!!
These tracks take me back to a very happy time.
Cassius of course 😉 🇫🇷
Le Pedr' the French are the gods of house
He died last year :/ He was quiet famous in france
@@81luxel Oh no that's so sad. :(
@@81luxel one of them two died (zdar), the other is still producing
The Cassius track is so recognisable, literally from the first second. Loved these guys. They made two amazing albums that period.
6:25 - Easily one of the greatest deep house tracks by Romanthony. Didn't regret discovering him through Daft Punk's classic hit: One More Time, back in 5th grade.
Early 90s house and techno is my favorite.
THE MOLE PEOPLE- BREAK NIGHT , THE BEST TRACK IN HOUSE HISTORY EVER....
As soon as it came on I knew exactly what it was💜💜💜💜
What kind of house music do you like????
I love this series! It always provide so many gems to add to my playlists
this was a great one. not very easy. love armands - break night.
Wow I was born in '91 and these beats sound great, gonna put them in my sets
Damn, Fred Everything. I used to love his tracks when I was younger, and the whole Jackin house scene in 2010's
how good is 90s house... fantastic
best youtube video series, keep it up, share the vibes
We will!
Cassius, the first time I heard that one in high school I loved it and it took me months to find out title and artist.. so I will probably never forget it
I still can't believe that I never had never heard the Universal Principles tune...WHAT A TRACK!
Amazing track when on the floor in the right space...
This one was the best so far of blind test! So many great track and I only know Cassius !
I hadn't heard the track at 3:49 for years, thank you. A side note: 80's House Music for life.
These blind test series are great. I love and really enjoy them!❤️
Glad you like them!
The selection is crazy deep
Mad how often I pause these videos, head to Spotify to add these to my playlist and come back again
Great tracks all of them...
Just the fact this is helping me rediscover some old gems, is awesome. Added bonus watching some favourites trying to work out which tune is which lol
I only got the first one. Put my hands in the air and screamed "LONELY!!!" Also that mole people I guess, but I had never heard that FANTASTIC remix
I love this series.
I think I’ll do a full DJ mix of all the Blind Test picks
It has been two days! Where is it ?! :-)))
Please do!
Tom Lejeune back to the studio next week!
that would be awesome !
@@topofthemornintoya you go, I'll wait here!!
Tijana T. Is so adorable!! Love her!!
Cassius, just the first bar gave me bumps!!
Timeless house. Great fun, thank you TEB.
Bravo za Tijanu :)
Bravo Nole :D
these people were and still are the coolest. i remember listening to these when i was a kid. early 2000's. still classics.
cassius feeling for you les rythmes digitales remix to be correct! love these videos btw and some great tunes in this one. "i'm lonely" used to be a big favourite back in the days :)
This was fun. Got the Strictly Rhythm one straight off. So many tunes that sound like that but unmistakably Strictly Rhythm.
PS: You need to do more of these!
There are more already
Buy whoever picked out the tracks a beer, absolutely great selection... I knew them all BTW ;)
👍🏻
Wow! Such great series! Don’t stop!
Next one, Drone Ambient blind test!
Lol
Please make this one non stop . Thank you TEB
Please more episodes for house music 🎵
Coming next
Gonna make a playlist of the tracks from these blind tests. Absolutely loved watching these
these blind test videos always take me on a deep rabbit hole down discogs lol, thank u!!!
I recognized The Mole People track as I had a Strictly Rhythm compilation album. I also knew "My Feeling for You" from the Electric Daisy Festival album; I thought Avicci worked his magic on that one but this must've been the original. "Livin' for the Night" is wonderful but there must've been a dozen records that re-cycled that chord pattern, which I thought originated with either Inner City's "Good Life". or "Understand This Groove". House music used lots of minor chords and sometimes sounded spooky- nocturnal and dark, befitting an era that had its own pandemic that was even worse in outcome than the one we have now although not as easily contagious. People who weren't on the front lines or even yet born may not know AIDS started in 1980 and did not begin to abate until around 1997 when the first successful "drug cocktail"was discovered to treat it. House music helped me cope with it as I was a social worker in a big city hospital back then.. House music and Mr. Smirnoff helped a lot on the weekends.
To have some of these in my collection really means something...awesome!
It does does it.
@@Sool101 for me it does yea...
I'd love to repeat the positive feedback towards the amazing content published here on Electronic Beats TV. This channel has been a guiding force in my music journey over the years and the passion you have for the music and the artists who make it really is heart warming.
Much appreciated!
Love those Blind Test series!
Good way to get the names of house songs.. it's always a trip...lol
Mole People , one of the greatest Armand Van Helden productions , still playing it :)
The Mole People*... Mole People is Gary Martin
You are very wrong friends, check this 1995 release: www.discogs.com/The-Mole-People-Break-Night-Ocean/release/42952
Says clearly The Mole People and not Mole People like you said who is someone else 😉
@@ElectronicBeatsTV and we all aged 35-40 knows that underground classic... (grandpa´s) hahahah :)
I have thousands of 90s house, breaks and techno records and only a handful of them could I tell you the artist and song titles. However, if you play me a bar from any of the songs on my records and I could pick the dust jacket of that record out of a pile of thousands. Conversely, if you showed me the dust jacket I could hum the songs on that record. Again, zero idea who the artists or song titles are. I don’t know what it is that causes my brain to act like this but it’s really helpful when you’re trying to find that one record you want to play next in a dark DJ booth. Switching to digital really screwed my brain up and I had to set up my work flow to include thumbnails of the album covers. Props to anyone who can recall the artist and song title of these 25-30 year old tracks.
i Love this channel man , I live for electronic music , love the culture , the sounds the traditions. I can't handle the modern day big money EDM , it's soul-less and generic. Peace from tunisia.
Even though I'm a huge House music lover, I've discovered so many GREAT tracks thanks to this blind test!! There should be more and my appetite can't wait any longer
Did you see the US House Blind Test?
@@ElectronicBeatsTV of course! it was good but we need more of these and I'm sure you have a huge fanbase waiting for more