Edited by Azizi Powell
This post provides information about House music and showcases a sound file and a video of the Jungle Brothers' now classic 1988 House music record "I'll House You" (clean version). Information about the Jungle Brothers is also given in this post.
This post also provide selected comments from the discussion thread of that featured sound file. Those selected comments focus on two aspects of bloggers' comments from this video's discussion thread: selected comments about how VEVO heavily censored this song's lyrics, and documentation of selected examples of bloggers' user screen names that are found in that video's discussion thread.
The content of this post is presented for cultural, folkloric, historical, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.
Thanks to Jungle Brothers for their musical legacy and thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post. Thanks also to the producers of this sound file and this video and the publishers of this video.
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EDITOR'S COMMENT
This post continues my interest on examples of user names that are found in the viewer comment threads of YouTube.* I'm particularly interested in documenting types of "made up" user names because I believe that a review of those types of names can be of folkloric & sociological value. That documentation is of particular urgency because, since June 2012, YouTube has tried to convince its commenters and its video uploaders to switch to the use of their "real names" (first and last names).** And it appears that many people have done so, including me.
This post focuses on selected names used by bloggers that posted comments reminiscing about their experiences with old school House music. In this context, "old School" means music from the 1980s and 1990s.
This isn't meant to be a complete listing of the made up user names on this videos' viewer comment threads. However, I believe that these featured user names are representative of the types of user names that are found on that particular comment thread. I also believe that these types of YouTube user names are representative of many of the types of user names that are currently found throughout the internet.
I've added no analysis of these selected names. However, I will note that there a considerable portion of these names end in numbers. I'm not sure why that custom to have been popular and also seems to remain popular among those bloggers who use "made up names" on the internet.
*Click the "YouTube user names" tag below to find other pancocojams posts in this ongoing series.
**Read my comments about YouTube encouraging commenters and uploaders to use their first and last names in this pancocojams post: http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/07/damian-marley-welcome-to-jamrock.html "Damian Marley - "Welcome To Jamrock" (Comments On VEVO Censorship & Examples Of YouTube User Names)"
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INFORMATION ABOUT HOUSE MUSIC
From http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=House+Music
"House music, (named "House Music" after The Warehouse club in Chicago where it originated in the early 1980's,) is a style of electronic dance music that was developed by dance club DJs in Chicago that were influenced by early to mid-1970s dance music as spun by DJs in New York, and spread to Detroit, New York, and eventually Europe. House music is strongly influenced by elements of the early to mid 1970s soul- and funk-infused dance music style of disco. House music takes disco's use of a prominent bass drum on every beat and developed a new style by mixing in a heavy electronic synthesizer bassline, electronic drums, electronic effects, funk and pop samples, and reverb- or delay-enhanced vocals...
Origins of the term
The term "house music" is said to have originated from a Chicago club called The Warehouse, which existed from 1977 to 1983.[43] Clubbers to The Warehouse were primarily black and gay,[33] who came to dance to music played by the club's resident DJ Frankie Knuckles, whom fans refer to as the "godfather of house"....
Chip E.'s 1985 recording "It's House" may also have helped to define this new form of electronic music.[47] However, Chip E. himself lends credence to the Knuckles association, claiming the name came from methods of labeling records at the Importes Etc. record store, where he worked in the early 1980s: bins of music that DJ Knuckles played at the Warehouse nightclub were labelled in the store "As Heard At The Warehouse", which was shortened to simply "House". Patrons later asked for new music for the bins, which Chip E. implies was a demand the shop tried to meet by stocking newer local club hits.[48]"...
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INFORMATION ABOUT THE JUNGLE BROTHERS
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jungle_Brothers
"The Jungle Brothers are an American hip hop group that pioneered the fusion of jazz and hip-hop and also became the first hip-hop group to use a house-music producer. The group began performing in the mid-1980s and released its first album, Straight Out the Jungle, in July 1988.[1] With Afrocentric lyrics and innovative beats, the Jungle Brothers were critically acclaimed and soon joined the influential Native Tongues collective.[2] The original trio comprised Michael Small (Mike Gee), Nathaniel Hall (Afrika Baby Bam, a homage to Afrika Bambaataa) and Sammy Burwell (DJ Sammy B). Sammy B left the group after the group released Raw Deluxe in May 1997.[1]"...
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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Jungle Brothers - I'll House You
Central Station Records, Uploaded on Feb 24, 2011
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As of July 13, 2015
Total number of viewers:48,793
All Comments (32)
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Click Google Play: I'll House You lyrics for the complete lyrics to this song.
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SHOWCASE SOUND FILE: Jungle Brothers - I'll House You
chinita41 Uploaded on Dec 6, 2008
Jungle Brothers - I'll House You
NYC Clubbers Stand Up! Bring those days back :)
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As of July 13, 2015
Total number of viewers: 1,711,262
All Comments (816)
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SELECTED VIEWER NAMES AND THEIR COMMENTS (from the sound file that is given above:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFGhQSiGHWM
I've selected these comments as examples of YouTube users' names and for the remembrances, opinions, and/or information about House music that are found in the comments themselves.
These comments and single comments are given in relative chronological order, but they may not be in consecutive order.
I've assigned numbers to these comments, including each comment in exchanges, for referencing purposes. My comments and/or explanations about certain words in a few of these comments are given after the word "snip" (meaning "quote ends").
Also, note that I classified all of the comments posted with the date " 1 year ago" to be in 2014, although some of those comments could have been posted in 2013.
A number of comments on YouTube viewer comment threads contain profanity. However, I've not included any of those comments below except for the mild curse word "damn".
2009
1. ralaboo
"The Garage NEW YORK was playing it... Oh boy do i rememer the nights and then the morning lol. I may remember<<<<"
2010
2. curegurl724
"HOUSE MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONG!!!! This says it all!!!! Listen and learn young ones.........."
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3. Derrick Saunders
"STILL HOUSING FROM DAY ONE. I PLAY THIS OLD SCHOOL SET IT OFF JAM,,,,,,,,WHEN EVER I STRESS..... AND OTHERS LIKE IT AND" WORK" DAnce around my HOMe until I get that old school smile back on my face, Thanks Jungle Brothers"
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4. James Tanga
"This is what " OLD SCHOOL " is all about !! The year was: 1988 !!"
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5. chinita41
"HOUSE MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONGG!! never forget how many times i jumped up to this one on the dance floor...nyc clubbers stand up!"
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In this context, "stand up" is short for "Stand up and be counted". Other ways of saying the same thing are "Let people know that you are here"., "Represent!" and "Holla! (Holler!). As shown throughout this compilation of comments from that discussion thread, people from cities besides New York City and nations besides the USA represented where they live/lived when they danced to this song by adding a comment naming that city or that nation.
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6. ToroRossoColonia
"Cologne City, back in Day!!!"
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7. brightingsky2009
"In Amsterdam the Netherlands, I remember this song very well. Each weekend in club Roxy feel the house music shocking tru your bones! That were the day's! Thank you for this upload. d-_-b"
2011
8. jerpster
"how many tunes have sampled this classic? LOADS AND LOADS!"
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9. fagAshLil1234
"@ShadesOfRapture The ‘Can you feel it’ vocal Jungle Brothers and Fingers both sampled is from the live version of ‘Can you feel it’ by Jackson 5"
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10. Paul Encinias
"hands down one of the all time best adreneline generators"
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11. Nickey Black
in reply to helenhirst74
"@helenhirst74 whether white, black, it dont matta cuz dis song is the ultimate house song......no lie! (what is sunny in leeds?)"
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I can't find helenhirst74's comment. It may have been deleted, but it seems that it was talking about the race of people who like House music.
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12. Laurence Nealon
"This may have been a big song especially in New York, but I remember vividly dancing to this in 1988 with my late first wife in London ;D Oh the memories."
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13. manyamurani
"this tune was big in zim,bretts nite club with dj tommy dutch in da house"
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“zim” = colloquial referent for Zimbabwe in Southern Africa
"Tune" = the entire song and not just the song's melody.
People in the Caribbean also use "tune" ("chune", "choon") as a referent for the entire song.
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14. 2NONOISE1871400
"House Music was BORN in CHICAGO!!!! NOT nyc"
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15. nycrebel
in reply to NONOISE1871400
"@NONOISE1871400 Not true. Colonel Abrams is doing a documentary on it and says it started in NYC."
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16. watchulla
in reply to nycrebel
""@nycrebel if u are talking about house music it started in Chicago in the late 70's early 80's. it played in mostly Gay Clubs with Black and Latino Men. Well that is what i read. It hit NYC shortly after in the early 80's.
That i remember, having teenage sisters at the time!LOL""
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17. Jay Janssen
"Round 'n round 'n round 'n round 'n round 'n hear the housemusic steady steady poundin', feel the energy rush up through your vains, feel the vibe FEEL THE VIBE feel the BASS come on! EPIC!!!"
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18. articulatedcomics
"I remember this was the joint that got the club turnt! Everybody jumpin up kickin that 1 leg back and sweatin like mad!"
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In the context of this comment, "joint" means "song"/"record". "Jam" is another African American originated slang term for "song"/"record".
Notice that sweating a lot (gettin funky) is a sign the people were really dancing hard to a particular song.
The African American Vernacular English word "turnt" means "hyped", "pumped up", "crunked", "really energized", "really excited". "Turned up" is another way of saying "turnt".
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19. Michael Cangelosi
"I also remember this classix on the Boardwalk at the Jersey Shore in Wildwood."
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20. svetaswan
"I'm fascinated by all the posts re: the New York club scene in the late '80s. I didn't discover this jam until my cousin handed me a "Best of House Music" tape in early-1991, in which this song was the 1st track. I guess that's what living in suburban Atlanta will do to you, lol.
That tape started my love affair with house music- guess I was late to the party compared to you clubbing Northeasterners!
I miss the days of house music being this "edgy" thing I would jam to."
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21. Cromeus
"You know you're a true house head when you can sing all the words out loud to this track!"
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"House head" = a fan of House music
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22. mamaruti
"you can't help but groove along to this choon, even over 20 years later. ah, those were the days."
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23. jehovahsbelovedone
"bumped this joint all day in school, streets ,and home jersey be rockin house music"
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"bumped this joint" = danced to this record or played this record
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24. Yo Momma
"thank god my parents showed me wat real music iz :)"
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"wat" = what
"iz" = is
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25. sjr10011
"Turn it up!!!"
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While "turn it up" might mean "Make the volume louder", I think that this comment problably means something like "Get energized!; "Pump your spirit up!" (Pump up the spirit/atmosphere in a club). Another colloquial way of saying this is "Get fired up!".
Read my comments in after #16 about the word "turnt".
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26. Thunderdome616
"jungle brothers old skool yeeaaahhh boooiiiii jazzhiphouseraphop serious ol' skoooollll smooooooth ;)"
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27. AIRSO97
"i wish i could have lived back in the 90 back before house became annoying ass distorted synths with constant pitch drops"
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2012
28. mightydesign
"I am from Los Angeles and I still remember the first Quinceanera that I heard this song in back in spring or summer of 1990. It was becoming so popular, nice trip down memory lane."
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From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/quinceanera
"(among Hispanics in Latin America and the U.S.) a celebration of a girl's 15th birthday, marking her transition from childhood to maturity."
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29. AntariRoyale
"my mama raised me on house music, i love it! im 17, but i think the 80's and 90's had the best music!!!
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30. sammygirl415
in reply to AntariRoyale
"@AntariRoyale your moms a good woman :)"
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31. bellybellzzz
in reply to AntariRoyale
"@AntariRoyale Same here I remember jamming to this when I was like 3 lol"
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32. Samantha livey
"Classic joint"
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33. Dionne White
"WOULD SOMEBODY PLEASE BRING THIS TYPE OF MUSIC BACK?!!!!"
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34. ADORE7373
"this was $1 house parties in NYC..So packed you were in hallway getting your dance on..."
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35. tonytrailmixx
"I wish I grew up when the house music was good. Aww yes that funky, funky house music no electro"
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36. bilal1001
"ULTIMATE HOUSE CLASSIC"
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37. Chef Payne
"I have been to every club from 1987 - 1995 NYC House music forever!!!!"
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38. David Shea
in reply to Chef Payne
"@cheftpayne you may have created but the UK took it and made it so much better ....100,000 people dancing in a field in the middle of nowhere surrounded by police....now thats taking it..lol"
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39. Writing4Light
"Fantastic party dance song! Impossible to remain still to this sound. Reminds me of the studio 54 era. I can see everybody doing the “Farmer Dance” once again. Thank you."
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40. droptopsixfo
"From New York to Manchester and beyond"
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41. ruth brown
"We partied to this in Memphis too......."
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42. Sherry Lewis-da Ponte
"UMASS in the house!!!!!"
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"In the house!" was and still is an exclamation that means the person is announcing that he or she is in the place [where the party or event is taking place.] Read comment #47 and comment #48 for sayings that might occur before a person "announced" that he or she was "in the house".
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43. LittleBabyBum ®
"hip house came and went *way* too fast. had lots more legs in it imho. back in the days when clubs were a melting pot of lots of different genres - typically in one room. great memories!! My short term memory is a bit, erm, wobbly ;) but I can remember the good ol days like they were yesterday :) - peace n love xx
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44. complexbrother
"Chi town stand up !!! the origonators of house music !!!"
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"Chi town" = Chicago, Illinois
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45. MrOLESKOOL20
"I used to love this song @ Lorettas in ATL!"
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ATL= Atlanta, Georgia
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46. TheInformalstyle
"Todd Terry wouldn't let them sample Royal House's 'Can u Party' for this track (kinda ironic considering how many samples are in that track), so they went in the studio and rebuilt it themselves from scratch."
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"from scratch"= starting with nothing
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2013
47. DaKissa78
"House Head for Life!!! Chi Town Represent!!!"
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48. Ghettogruver
"Crown Heights where ya at???"
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49. Robert S
"Man, 1988, Howard University, all a DJ needed to play was this and he was straight!"
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"he was straight" = He'd be a hit (Everyone would approve of his music selection.)
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50. FrenzyyBeats
in reply to Gulab Jamun
"nyc killaaaaa!!! this came from CHICAGOOOOOO!!!"
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51. Greg/Tracey50
in reply to FrenzyyBeats
"Actually, this was the first HipHouse song recorded outside of the Chicago scene.The year was 1989... You Chi-Town queens need to stop claiming every house track."
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52. EdiBlazE
"cassette tapes and vinyl only permitted for this kind of music lol"
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53. DCBIGBLKMN
"Brings back so many memories!!! Tracks, Lost and Found all DC clubs long gone.
House music all nite long.
WHoa!!"
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"tracks" - music tapes
"DC clubs" = Washington DC nightclubs
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54. 1taloria
"Latin Quarters calling me....!!"
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55. CrowleyHead
in reply to ev3nflow
"And where were those original records that inspired the people DJing in the Hacienda coming from again?"
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From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ha%C3%A7ienda
"Fac 51 The Haçienda (better known simply as The Haçienda) was a nightclub and music venue in Manchester, England. It became most famous during the "Madchester" years of the late 1980s and early 1990s; during the 1990s it was labelled the most famous club in the world by Newsweek magazine.[1][2][3][4]"...
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56. elwatusi92
"The name came from The Warehouse where Frankie Knuckles brought the sound...here's your flaw...Frankie Knuckles is from NYC and was close friends with Larry Levan of the Paradise Garage from whom he picked up his style and hung out with before going out to Chicago. House was born in NYC but didn't get it's name until Chicago"
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57. ajbono42
in reply to elwatusi92
"Frankie Knuckles was the big name back in manhattan in the eighties.the warehouse and limelight was the spots so was lamour east the roxy..that boy was bad!!"
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"The boy was bad!!!"= That man was great!!!.
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58.
murvon
"Such a great time to be clubbing in NYC, limelight, The Tunnel, The Palladium."
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"clubbing" ="going to nightclubs"
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59. ajbono42
in reply to Wilson Muniz
"Brownsville and East New York in DA house!!!!!!"
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2014
60. Re Lax
"my new school chick can't stand this song for some reason, but I love this classic. The MC's (Jungle Brother crew) were from NYC, but the beat they sampled is from Chicago-based Marshall Jefferson and his classic "Move Your Body"."
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61. Lisa Fiel
"love to be housed this music makes you want to dance dance dance"
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In the context of this comment "love to be housed" probably means, "love House music".
Notice the lack of capitalization and punctuation in this sentence, and in others in this compilation. This is a feature of internet blogging and texting because communicating fast is much more important than following capitalization and punctuation rules. The assumption is that those rules are understood and the target audience for those comments will understand what the person is writing.
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62. akAsha6E6D
"still have dis on vinyl!!!!
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"dis" = a hip way (and not the minstrel way) of saying "this"
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63. Jason Davison
"Nice stuff! The older music sounds really different compared to the current wave of house."
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Reply
64. Chad Haney
"+Jason Davison with the older house music, you could tell that disco had not completely faded yet."
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Click http://www.thecoli.com/threads/why-doesnt-disco-music-get-props-for-being-the-mother-of-house-music.90378/ "Why doesn't Disco music get props for being the mother of House music?" for a lengthy discussion about the connection between Disco music and House music.
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65. monecey70
"I'm going back to Chi-Town!! I think after 87, house started becoming to techno!! Damn good post!!"
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67. GoedNieuwsuitRdam
"It's a rework of Todd Terry's (Royal House) classic Can You Party! Check this out!"
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68. alisa schmidt
"NYC? Chicago House is what this is!!!!!! You in my house now!!!!"
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69. Terri Allan
"I was born in 1973 so I'm 100% Ol' Skool from Otis Redding, The Commodores, Earth, Wind & Fire to Chaka Ckhan "I feel for you" Grand Mater Flash "5mins of Funk", Whodini "Friends", After 7 Ready or Not, New Edition, Bell.Biv.Devo to Guy then Black Street, Tribe Caled Quest etc, Mary J. Blige, SWV, Brandy & TLC muah bless and nuff luv to Left Eye Lisa Lopez - But now when it comes to house I was in grade 8 at an all ages huge night club when it was introduced especially this song and the biggest flaw in this jam is that it's played out till this day. What youngsters these days don't understand is when House came out in 87 and 88 it was made since I'm from Toronto, ON Canada for a new millenium of all races uniting as one through music.
Example this song I'll send a link to follow is true and true on house, what house is really about please if you"ve never neard it listen to the words back in grade 8 even till now for some of us love sees no colour so instead of fighting we Battled it out on the dance floor, even if it was over drugs we'd shake hands with each other and the winner would either have someone come in thinking they could beat me or my old dance partner Devon Williams my boi till this day but soon everyone knew their place and trust me it was all about Love and respect on and off the dance floor and in 2001 ganster Rap came in and all that hard work we as a huge City did to keep it safe & harmonious for all to walk the streets went to hell and props to all the original House Artists we all still anyone from Toronto Canada 38-63 hear, feel & dance to your music everyday.
Sorry to fill up ur page girl but this had to be said after after reading Todd Prager, purplelove & Sherron J this is NOT I repeat not one of the greatest Classic House Jams but it was trendy we knew all the words people who hated house would go in the middle of the dance floor annd spill their drinks lmao to make it easier for the next even better house jam to dance to with our bell bottoms not 60's ells but everyone into House always day or night we all dressed up clean smooth sweet like the music healed our minds, bodies and souls - Whew that's enough typing for me for a week plus me writing that last statement gave me chills ( good ones all over). if you"re a house fan go back as far as 1984 Set it Off' (by gresty1), Follow Me by oODJFriendlyOo and Promise Land by Joe Smooth awe yeah..."
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70. Jason Davison
"Were you part of the original Chicago house scene?
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71. Chad Haney
in reply to Jason Davison
"I think saying I was a part of it is a big stretch. I was certainly into house music and going to the clubs in the late 80s and early 90s. I did listen to tapes of WBMX when I could."
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72. purplelove010
"Sound like they sampled Pump Up the Jam."
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73. Aleza Seibert
Reply
"Pump Up the Jam sampled them."
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Reply
74. deedee n
"+Aleza Seibert true you right! "
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"True you right" is a form of "True dat"" which was (and may still be) a common affirmative saying in African American Vernacular English.
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75. 2600..Graceguia
"Readin' some comments, I can't believe this trax still alive. I haven't listened to it in decades. For some reason i wanted to hear it this mornin' ...n it still be the bombdiggity!!!"
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76. princess serenity44
"Love this song"
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77. Russy Jody
"Is she saying "this is a black born out of his tent"?"
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78. GrannyBX
Reply
"It is actually "this is a blank formatted diskette". The sample was created when you formatted a floppy in the Ensoniq Mirage sampler keyboard. After formatting, the disk would contain this single sample as a test. I recognize it because I used to own one of these keyboards."
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79. noah zark
Reply
+GrannyBX
"..after 25 years I finally know.. thanks"
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80. Davetheonemendez
"Yes, it's actually saying (at the end) "this is a blank formatted diskette" Brooklyn, Stand up! This jam right here set fire in every club it was played throughout the world."
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81. Lianne George
"let your mind be free, relax your body. orhh yehh!"
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82. JUNGLE BROTHERS 4 LIFE
"Thank u"
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83. Lucas North
"When this song came on at Birchill In Jersey in 89 90. Every body hit the floor. The beginning of house music for us hip hop heads."
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84. dreamingcode
"How many young potential Frankie Knuckles die on the streets of Chi town every day?"
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85. Sherri Smith
"This is the jam"
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86. retiredin96
"When you're in my HUT, you know what's up! Let your mind be free, re-lax your bo-dy!🎶...(Y) (Y)"
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87. Reggae4lifee
"this samples 'move your body' by marshall jefferson"
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88. David Williams
"Warehouse in East London, 5000 ravers going mental to this and many other classic house tunes, off their heads on E that I heard this song in back in spring or summer of 1990. It was becoming so popular, nice trip down memory lane."
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89. juan love
"I will house you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lol"
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90. Synthee
"In an old-school #club mood this morning."
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91. William Bowe
"MAN!!! THIS WAS ONE OF MY BEST!!!! LOVE IT THIS SONG WILL NEVER PLAY OUT. TAKES ME BACK TO DC."
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92. Stephanie George
"Uh oh, gotta do the running man 🏃🏃🏃 hahahaha!😂"
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"The running man" was a popular old school Rhythm & Blues/Hip Hop dance which a person in the club might still do from time to time for fun.
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93. LoubyLou10
"Classic! Hands up if you know all the words :)"
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94. Jose Dios
"down & dirty house head! nyc underground house was insane."
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95. James Johnson
"You had to move some par of your body when this was played."
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96. DJ Lucas D
"feel the vibe"
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97. armyofone071
"Sweet Daddy, break it on down....this is a blast from out of the past. How did they know?"
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"Break it down!" was usually an exclamation to keep "telling it like it is". In the context of this comment, "break it on down" probably means that the Jungle Brothers should continue feeling and performing that music with all your heart, body, and soul. "Breaking something down" usually means to take it apart. The assumption is that if you are fully expressing something, you know and understand all of parts.
2015
98. 8CountAudio
"brings back so many memories…Chi-town radio in the late '80s"
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99. abbyboyone
"I remember out here in LA. Wearing my white jeans with paisley pattern long sleeve and my docs. Banging those skins."
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100. Bruva Soul
"House Music all night long..say what?..House Music all night long..SAY WHAT..House music all night long!!!!"
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101. Hector Perez
"GIRL I SEE YOU..DO WHAT YOU DO...GO ON GIRL AND ACT THE FOOL..THERE NO NEED TO PLAY ME COOL..
....LOVE IT!!!! TELL ME YOU DIDN'T HAVE THAT JB HAT AND THE FATIGUE JACKET...TIM BOOTS LOOKING LIKE WE IN THE MOVIE JUICE..."
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The clothing mentioned in this quote can be seen in the Jungle Brothers video that is featured above.
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102. Golden Era
"When I first liked house music & didn't even know it"
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103. Nathan R
Reply
"+Golden Era for real"
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"For real" means "I agree with what you just said".
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104. Golden Era
Reply
"+Nathan R You housed me :-P"
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In the context of this comment, "You housed me" means something like "You got into a relationship with me". The emoticon at the end of the comment indicates that Golden Era wrote that comment facetiously Nathan R because he agreed with her.
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105. The Truthseeker63
"Back then, we came correct!!! We didn't disrespect!!! We acknowledged ! I wish we did that now! Peace Brotha's and Sista's!"
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106. Eff Taroza
"The Jungle Brothers were so under rated and under appreciated, off the Straight out the Jungle album, for those who don't know."
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107. Robbie Hayes
"Still a killer Tune..-)"
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"killer" = great; The record kills all its competition.
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108. GRIND ETHIKS MIXTAPE SHOW
"this is when the ny music scene was hot well at least lower east side Manhattan and williamsburg brooklyn parties still spin real quality music and not giving a [profanity deleted] about top 40 music that is wack"
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"wack" = weak, silly, foolish, low quality, not good
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109. Bluezy Tube
"South Chicago!!!!!!"
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110. Chris Jones
"I'll House you, You in my Hut now!"
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111. Cynthia Duke
"Party People"
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112. Val JazzyRed L
"Heck yes! My old stomping grounds!!! Chicago Music box, The Warehouse, davinci manor...Steve Silk Hurley, Frankie Knuckles. This takes me back home."
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