still the best dance tune ever made
Still the best dance tune ever made
Parker Ward
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Isaiah Nguyen
Not even close.
Elijah Brown
JUST CLOSE YOUR EYES
Blake Collins
this one gives me good feels
Colton Adams
Jacob Evans
I CAN'T
I CAN'T
I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS FEELING
Noah Long
Liam Ward
Most of these are just Amen Breaks in slightly different arrangements
But hey I can do that too
Levi Fisher
WHEN I WAS A YOUT I USED TO BUN COLLIE WEED IN A RIZLA, A RIZLA, A RIZLA, A RIZLA
Landon Davis
Hudson Williams
Ryder Fisher
Gavin Reed
Apache > Funky Drummer > Amen
David Cooper
Camden Jones
i wish i had the remix that was used in this video
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Carson Wright
David Moore
Matthew Bailey
Funky drummer a shit
Henry Myers
This song just turned 25
Nathan Nguyen
Apache doesn't have a driving rhythm like Amen or a stonk as fuck rhythm like Funky Drummer. It's good at being funky sometimes, but it's still beaten by the other 2 in that regard as well.
Nathan Edwards
eskibeat lmaaaaao
Blake Myers
hey ninja
Kevin Robinson
JEFF MILLS THE BELLS op
Kills everything in this thread.
Blake Richardson
Not even the best prodigy tune imo. That would be this one:
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Joshua Watson
Good and has mainstream appeal. I was at a party once where is was basically two groups, mid/late 20s, and late teens. They had a DJ playing mostly pop shit, so I requested Out of Space, and surprisingly the teens knew and liked it.
Ryan Baker
It's like 3 tracks worth of material all jammed into one with no real structure and somehow it works.
Caleb Ward
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better imo
Thomas Ramirez
>post MftJG Prodigy
>ever
Josiah Reed
This was the first song that ever blew my mind
It was on the radio when I was about 4 or 5 and it made me feel so strange but I absolutely loved it
Jason Gutierrez
>le every song on le bad album is bad
Tyler Brown
I just don't think any post-criminal justice bill hardcore breaks are worth listening to
Ayden Bell
*boing*