Rolling Song ID thread.

Anyone?

After seeing Michael Mayer at Cielo in New York on 5/30/2007, I went searching for this crazy, dirty, hard-hitting glockenspiel track he played mid-way thru the set. I finally found a *snippet* of it on a youtube clip:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=GKag27qm1V0

Can anyone ID this track??
Ive searched stores like Juno in the UK and the Kompakt mp3 site, to no avail.. Please help if you can!
thanks!

something (recentish?) that sampled the weird synth bridge from Stevie Wonder's "Superwoman"

kanye + nas - we major

naw

never even noticed that sampling "Superwoman" and not sure I hear it

Back in the 90's I saw a video on MTV, and I've never seen or heard it again. It had a house beat, on top of which a black guy did the famous monologue (don't know who originally wrote it): "When you're born, you're pink. When you're sick, you're green. When you're scared, you're white. When you're embarrassed, you're red... [And so on]. When I'm born I'm black. When I'm sick, I'm black. When I'm scared, I'm black. When I'm embarrassed, I'm black... [etc.] And you have the guts to call me colored?!"

Does anyone know what tune this is? Also, can you tell me where this monologue originally comes from, because I've definitely heard it somewhere else too?

Anyone?

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Yeah, that's it! Thanks! I think the mix in the video was more minimal, but it's definitely same tune.

Does anyone know where that monologue comes from originally?

Have a look on YouTube for Tongue Forest, there were about three different mixes of that one track. Think the speech was originally by Malcolm X, could be wrong.

ok, what on earth is that really slamming deep house track which liberally samples 'babe i'm gonna leave you' by led zep??

What are these? I think the second one (track 26) might be the Headcoatees, but I'm not sure.

http://www.mediafire.com/?nwymyk4mtzk
http://www.mediafire.com/?oyzjnyjedmy

This song has been in a commercial for the past six months, maybe longer, and the part of it they play is almost exclusively this Train In Vain-reminiscent bass riff.

I heard the song in full at a Coffee Bean last week and it had 00s-era faux-teen pop girls singing over what sounded like an indie rawk song. Or that's what it sounded like distorted from the crowd noise. Anyway, I'm guessing the song is newish.

commercial might be for a bank. It's been used for a series of commercials. Maybe even a car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeXBiXcEBkY

This song caught my ear today, in TK Maxx (so assume not under the radar, could be very well known) but don't have a smartphone/Shazam.
Current-ish sounding pop song, female singer who sounds vocally a bit like Kate Nash or Rose Elinor Dougall, chorus sounds like
Things are not a little / Things are not a little / Something something something / Things are not a little. If was in key of C, progression would be C / D / F / C.

Bumping for first and only time, in case any at-lunch UK ILMers can help.

Does anyone know the name of this song - very disco-y (maybe even Italo?) where the chorus is something like "This is funky reggae music" over and over, and later in the song the singer(s) say something like "feel the african sound" and "feel the jazz sound" or something like that. It was playing distantly in the background of a room I was in.

The main thing I noted was that it *wasn't* actually funky reggae music.

Any ideas? Thanks!

I remember thinking at the time it kind of reminded me of "Don Quichotte" by Magazine 60, for a reference point...

who are these early-mid-'80s pop musicians?

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y115/kitbrash/pic_mysterious_zpstvz8iefb.jpg

Sha Na Meh?

Anyone know? Familiar but I can't place them. Thought maybe Pookiesnackenburger, The Vulcans or The Swinging Cats.

*bump*