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  • it is the futurama theme lol

  • 1:21 Sounds like the Futurama theme.

  • I love music :Q___ *-*

    

  • I couldn't find it in iTunes to buy :|

  • vraiment genial...

  • This song reminds me of the summer of 2002, when I was living in the Bronx with my fiance. I played this album all the time in the car, wherever we went.

  • cracked

  • nice intro for mixtape :D

  • love this feeling, wish i was born in the 50ies!!!

  • love it, without drugs else!

  • futurama forever!

  • Futurama

  • Who needs drugs, with music like this...?

    Just wondering........

  • I only know this from Mean Girls lol

  • can you send me the mp3?

  • @The Teliko

    I can only surmise you don't know Half Japanese's music since their earliest stuff is almost totally devoid of chord structures, time signatures, song structures. Enjoyable music doesn't have to always be innovative, although that can be an exciting attribute. I like DJ John Peel's quote, "I just want to hear something I haven't heard before."

  • @halfjapanesenirvana.

    From the statement "I like music that makes me smile for whatever reason; really, it's a mystery." We can agree that the appreciation of music is subjective, and on that basis, disqualify the notion that any music is objectively more effective at making anyone person feel an emotional of intellectual reaction. Even John Peel's preference for novelty to familiarity (though respectable) is logically unquantifiable, as one's experience of music is unknowable to another person.

  • @halfjapanesenirvana

    Even a preference for innovative music is based on purely subjective emotional reactions as "exciting." It doesn't make sense to me to then, to argue that any type of music is objectively "Bad" or "Dull" while other music is "Good" and "Exciting." (all intangible qualities.)

    I do admit that my experience of Half Japanese does not encompassing their entire canon, however, I am familiar, and would, if you care to PM me, be willing to accept recommendations.

    Party on, HJN!

  • @The Teliko - His music would not rock my parties, me and my friends would prefer other things and would turn FSB off in a heartbeat, because we share the same music ideologies. Popular beats, they can be great or not. I like music that makes me smile for whatever reason; really, it's a mystery. Overused sampled beats have grown tiresome to me, that's all. To me Pierre Henry's original is more exciting w/o the dance beat grafted to it, that's all. Party on TT!

  • @peniosasasd

    Ha ha, probably so. I am no expert on FSB's music, but I have heard enough to not like the frequent overlaying of popular sounding dance beats. those beats have been used by djs for so many years, where is there any innovation? for my info, who might the real enemies be?

  • @halfjapanesenirvana

    He overlays popular dance beats because he makes popular dance music.

    He does not exist to innovate on the razors edge, he exists to rock a party.

    And for the record, Nirvana and Half Japanese were not particularly innovative either. Same chord structures, time signatures, song structures and banal timbres that have been used in rock music for decades. There are no real enemies, just a bunch of people making music that they like, and listening to music they like.

  • je to pecka , bomba , one .

  • Genial.

  • zomg i love the simpsons

  • I would go straight to the Pierre Henry original version. It was really innovative and a lot more fun than this Fatboy/Norman Cook thing, yucchh! I don't needy a trendy loop overdubbed to get it, and this treatment negates the originality of the 1967 creation. The worst of house (or whatever you call this cookie-cutter dance beat garbage) The Autosurf version is stupid and fun because the video games sound are right at home.

    Fat. Slim/ N. Cook, thumbs down, as usual.

  • @halfjapanesenirvana

    You have the right mentality but you have the wrong enemies.

  • the futurama theme is based off of this : p

  • Mean Girls lol wh00t!

  • This song + drugs = best time ever

  • @Chickidydow

    fuck drugs 

  • @l911Tube

    What would you rather do: Fuck women and get drugs, or Fuck drugs and get women?

  • @l911Tube

    Nerd.

    :3

  • @l911Tube dont knock it till you tried it

  • true dat

  • @Chickidydow

    disregard drugs, get currency.

  • @takamori11 u misc brah?

  • @Chickidydow : have fun take drugs, but please don't think Fatboy Slim did anything but botch and trendify this amazing record that is from before you were born (I bet I'm right..?).

  • @Chickidydow are you sure its this song?

  • sounds like Futurama !

  • @Jillunstoppable This song inspired Futurama's Theme : )

    Fatboy Slim is just the king of making you dance and be happy x)

  • FS is the king of ripping off great records, and fooling young people on drugs into thinking he's a genius. Bogus...

  • @halfjapanesenirvana FBS is the king.

  • @Jillunstoppable the futurama theme song was closely based on the original psyche rock

  • original psyché rock from ! FRANCE ! et oui!!!

  • If you listen to this cd all the way through its so epic and bad ass

  • this inspired the futurama version..

  • @Addie52 oh and when Cady falls in the trashcan? or a different part?

  • nice !

    but I prefer a hundred time the original version from Pierre Henry... it is much more dynamic and more modern ! (even though it is from 1967!)

  • OMG BEST SONG EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I love it SOOOOOOO much!

    who else does?

  • @poo8642 makes me smile a lot, thinking about fun stuff instead of the casual things of our daily routine :P

  • @poo8642 Me, lol. I listened to it like 37 times yesterday xD

  • this feels like an alternative to Futurama theme song :D awesome song

  • @mawane2 That's because Christopher Tyng based the Futurama theme song off the structure of the original version by Pierre Henry. Fatboy Slim's remix was independent of that, but since they both come from the same source, they sound like iterations of one another. :)

  • @kinotonberry Apparently Tyng was influenced by this version as well as the original.

  • AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • what part??

  • @funkybutt19 i think it's in the part when janis introduces the seating arrangement in the cafeteria...

  • @drjcrmt ahh you are totally right! thanks. this was bugging me forever :)

  • also sampled on "Money Back Guaranteed" by Black Grape

  • one of the absolute best mixes by the fatboy.

  • V'la bien =)

  • Yes !

  • Cool I can hear the Futurama theme tune :D

  • it's cool

  • inspired the futurama theme!

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  • other way around

  • @medusiform

    uhhh what?

  • It's actually a remix of Psyche Rock from the 60's which inspired the Futurama theme. This is the original. ^^

  • um, yeah thats what i said.

    This came out in like 97, right before futurama, and this particular version inspired the futurama theme. i dont see what you're correcting me on...

  • it IS the Futurama theme

  • No, this is the remix. :|

  • ufffffffffff GREAT!!!!!!!!

  • i love it

  • Fantastic! :D Great song delux!

  • This makes me dance!

  • на будильник, определенно!

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