Thomas Falcon - Valerie (Bootleg White Label)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- The actual author of these are a mystery, as it sure ain't Thomas Bangalter and DJ Falcon
The A side seems to sample the Buffalo Bunch remix of Phoenix - If I Ever Feel Better.
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"Who's your favorite french house artist?"
*"Thomas Falcon"*
You find milk yet?
Some kind of “Dragon Ball” fusion like Gogeta
@@FairseasX We still searching, it’s crazy
thomas falcon sounds like a localized name for a jojo character
Callest thou upon me,
Miss Valerie,
For I remain the lad I was,
Whence thou first knewest me
lol
My man Howard is bringing us the OG bangers 👊🏿
Bought this on Discogs. Glad i did! The closest record you will get to the original Djtool by these guy's.
Super nice video and great research job. Thanks for sharing this!
Sampling "If I Ever Feel Better" as well 😍
Mate I've been trying to find that tune for years. You fucking legend. I heard it at a gig once and I've tried to find it ever since.
@@JohnsysChannel Buffalo Bunch remix, belter :)
@@theinaudibles6077 boss. will get on it now. Cheers pal
Thats exactly the version i was looking for
Phoenix If I Ever Feel Better, I'll Go To The Disco (Said The Buffalo Bunch) 2000 says my mp3 tag...uh I mean record label ^^
The opening sound like the opening to BENNY BENASSI - Satisfaction. Take a listen and you'll see the comparision.
Yeaahh
Interesting. Probably the real sample nerds can find that specific drum kick somewhere, maybe with or without the highpass filter. Also, I'm always surprised by the fact that Satisfaction is so old, released way back in June 2002 - maybe at the same time as the pre-Prydz Call on Me bootlegs :)
all DJ samplers are stealing all from everyone...
@@deoczidGONI oh dude 100% listened to satisfaction and and at the 33 second mark they even do the same drop xD ty
Great great great great :D Thomas Falcon Music Punch !!! Call on me is patchetic, you need to call on Valerie like the sample says xD
I heard rumours that this was the work of some local Liverpool lads in the club scene back then, could of been total tripe but I remember hearing that when the mp3 started floating around online
That's correct
Wouldn't surprise me. There were quite a lot of white labels doing the rounds in certain record shops. I used to buy loads of them.
@@JohnsysChannel What are White Labels exactly?
@@T2a585 They are records that haven't come from a record label. So they don't have the name of the record label or artwork on the vinyl itself. Most of the time the labels on them are just blank and then written on in pen, or a sticker with the tracks info is put on it (Hence the white label term) A lot of the white label records are bootlegs using samples of other songs that haven't had clearance from the original artist. So by keeping the labels blank of any incriminating information, then it's harder for the authorities to track down who's behind them.
If you look at the Valerie track on this video, you can see that the label is white, but it has had the information printed onto it. I've had records that I've bought in the past with literally nothing written on them. You only know what it is when you play it. They'd sometimes write the name of the track on it in pen, or just put a mobile phone number or an email address, I've got one where they just wrote the name of the track on the sleeve. You'd go in the record shop, and they would have them on the wall with a vague description of what was contained on the song, or a bit of spiel about what sort of track it is. Without naming what the big sample was taken from specifically. It wasn't legal, but it probably wasn't a big enough crime for it to be targeted by the filth. In the end it probably helped the original rights owners, cos I'm sure Steve Winwood and his record label made shed loads of cash from the Eric Prydz "official" release of the song.
@@JohnsysChannel Great story. I have many white labels myself. Mostly Drum 'n Bass/Jungle for '96-'98.
Thank you for sharing.
can you please put a link to the WAV/FLAC of this rip in the description, all the bedroom djs would thank you highly
Well, that was rather repetitious but oh so addictive!
its dj food, used to mix into other pieces
lol this is the opinion of hardcore music listeners huh? almost as bad of taste as people into fashion
@@youtubeonly520 what's this supposed to mean?
@@thebasedgodmax1163 It means you obviously aren’t a DJ, (and are quite the normie) SON
@@jnnx Relax there, who ISN'T a dj these days, You're not that special bud.
Love this track
Wasn't this guy at 4.3K yesterday?
Man gained 1.5K in 24h, nice!
I think when saw he was at 2.5 k yesterday. We all got called on meeeee
Check his latest videos views
bro is at 8.12k now
Over 20k, this is the work of algorithm gods and one viral video.
@@ThatWeirdFinn I love to see ppl winning
No way thats Thomas Bangalter in a million years.
Thomas or DJ Falcon, there was a DDR commercial or parody that would have "high Again" I do wonder if it was him or not.
Every time Valerie plays on the radio at work I curse Eric Prydz. Then I get over it because Valerie is a jam
And Eric Prydz is a legend in his own right without including that song in his catalog
@@adellis24 that song is actually the only reason he's even relevant at all
@@russellanthony568 Thank you for proving how little you know about music. Considering he is one of the most coveted acts in electronic music, has a plethora of some of the most iconic tracks of this century and hasn't played that single record you are so butthurt over since '05 shows me that you know nothing of Eric Prydz.
Eric Prydz turned out not to be the bad guy of the story in the end
@@NineEyeRon He stole another artist's work. How is he not the bad guy?
Not me head banging for 6:45 minutes straight until I realized this wasn’t feasible. A FUCKING ETERNAL BOP IN MY DAMN SOUL !!!! CALL ON MEEEEEEEE
I feel your pain, wish i never heard this song honestly. Its been a few years and it torments my mind almost everyday it plays in my head.
@@8oXweaponXo8 wonderful to read this a minute in
What is that copyright protection algorithm of TH-cam thinking about playing that song here? Is a rip of a rip a rip? lol
@EricPrydz, you shiesty bastard! Finding a work around to get Mr.Windwood to record Valerie for you again, so you weren't "stealing". Just give DJ Falcon credit.
Someone still had to talk to Mr Winwood about the sample though
@@di7787 "work around". It's still stealing creative work.
Calm tf down. You're acting like Eric Prydz burnt your house down or murdered your family. I honestly wish that Eric Prydz had credited the DJ Falcon and Thomas Bangalter just to stop idiots like you from whining.
isn't the typography same as Roulé label?
Colour me! Coffee!
It's been about a month now.
Colour me! Coffee!
Another month...
Colour me! Coffee!
Three months...
Colour me! Coffee!
Seven months have passed.
Colour me! Coffee!
they also like corn beef
What's happened with video about story of this track? Copyright problems?
So gut
just one of many anonymous bootlegs from the end of 90s
I can drag and drag and dragons
I can draaaÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄG
Colour meeee, color me
at 10.26 is that an Underground Resistance - Transitions sample???
Mystérieux
What happend to the last one was it recorded during ww1?
Spoiler, they never call back
ohhhhh that mix is so bad lol. track isnt bad but its like mud in my ears sweet lord, no wonder the real artist didnt want to be credited.
likely just a bad rip
I’ve just been learning about the way that phonograph signals are processed between the cartridge and the amplifier. Apparently, the signal coming from the cartridge is very bass heavy and a proper phono input applies compensation to balance the frequencies’ relative gain. So if you do something like plug a phonograph into an amplifier that has no proper phono input, you get the result of a very unbalanced, bass-heavy signal. I’d venture to say that’s exactly what we’re hearing on the audio of this video.
The mix is just fine, it’s a bad rip.
the last track really hurts. I'd love to hear a good rip of this but this version through studio monitors...my ears are bleeding
@@mikabreto i dont understand what you r saying..but you made a good technical contribution..
so...who is Valerie in this song ???
Someone should rip of call on me with a valerie sample.
Lovely, very garagey Xx
❤️❤️
Call on meeeeeee!
start this at the same time benny benassi satisfaciton lol
this part 14:45 sounds nice, but the rest is not the best mix
Classic, and not. Thanks for the memories
Upvote if you trying to track down call on me
Needs hoover bass
What year was this album released?
Sometime in the early 2000’s
I think 2003