DJ Falcon - Untitled

[ismajosh]

Bob Sinclar dislikes this video.

[KellyScout]

0 dislikes is how DJ Falcon rolls bitch

[ZockerGang]

@KellyScout even tha haters cant hate here :D!

[TheFesta01]

Brilliant tune(one of my fave's) i didnt know lois la roche's version existed-so with everyone talking about it i took a listen (its shit) - la roche shouldnt even be mentioned in the same sentence as anything to do with the original french touch scene ( he tries to emulate the sound but fails)

[MrEndo12]

Dj falcon is like the playa of french house music.nuff said.

[licquyd]

He's playing in Halifax, Nova Scotia tonight

[iamojuve]

@slaterinnit wishing I wasn't 10 years old in 98/99 hahaha.. but we still be grooving to this :) and that's what matters

[thapoint09]

It all begins at 2:38.

[nonsense909]

I hear this song every day over a year now but it won't get boring!

it's just awesome!

[sul2soul]

this tune is so fkkin sick,

I used to destroy most dancefloors with this,

although I would play it at atleast +4 %

[slaterinnit]

I think its crazy that Daft Punk etc can be so big & yet people into that sound havent scoured the artists respective labels, ie Roule, Scratche, Crydamore & checked out the stuff they had to offer. I think it was Van Helden playing when I heard this 1st around 98/99... everybody was hammering Roule releases at the time!

[BalooRJ]

I've never heard this version with those horns.

[marikun]

....I did not know this version existed. :o

[BlizzardOfTheCoast]

There is only this version.

I take it you do not own the record.

[marikun]

It's not the same without the scratches. :p

[joesonaplane]

I agree that the sampling in this tune is a lot more creative, I just think that the kick in this one i just too big and kind of distracts from the rest of it, which I think is what makes me prefer Louis' version.

[DJevilstereo]

I much prefer this track to Roche's "remake". The loop is far more unconventional, and that gives a lot of character. But then again, I'm not a fan of Brett or his ego, or his overbearing fanbase, to be honest.

BUT, this video is NOT about Louis la Roche. DJ Falcon is the Godfather of French house, no doubt.

[Abner01234]

@DJevilstereo Personally, I'd say it's Thomas Bangalter. While I must say DJ Falcon released ONE EP, and it's one of the best to hit the scene, I can't say he's the "Godfather". He's one helluva DJ though.

[BlizzardOfTheCoast]

Etienne de Crécy is the godfather of French house. Motorbass was housing it way back in '93!

[HumblePersona]

@DJevilstereo Thomas Bangalter is the god, Dj Falcon is jesus

[VebseLover]

No hate, but my opinion on Lois La Roche is that his sampling is very uncreative/unpersonal, when they most of the time basically sticks to the original groove. Sure, that's the same with guys like Paul Johnson, but he still manages to make you realize that "oh, I'd never have heard that niche in the original track".

[troysson81]

Have you heard Peach?

[BlizzardOfTheCoast]

You mean the one where he uses a big four bar loop? ;P

[troysson81]

The main beat is the sample being chopped up.

[funkerman7]

LLR has huge ego, he is so uncreative. He's like Junior Jack, just rips samples off. (no hate for JJ, his stuff is great though). cant wait to hear what he ripped off in Super Soaker.

[joesonaplane]

I think I actually prefer Louis La Roche "Get On Down".

[robotrock42]

I think I actually prefer your head being smacked against the pavement

[callmekorbi]

that's so tite!

[InventusMusic]

Baby get ye yeah