Commodore Remix

I don't know if this has been brought up before, but I got a notice from Glenn Rune Gallefoss about this song from Nelly Furtado - Do It:
http://statcon.omds.de/xmlserver/sample ... 0D7C9D.wma

Now check out GRG's SID Acid Jazz (which is a cover, but I guess the SID-sound is the interesting part here):
http://www.c64.org/HVSC/VARIOUS/A-F/Blu ... d_Jazz.sid

What do you think?

Cooooooool!

I'm not really a fan of Nelly tho. But this is definatly a good thing. The world is moving towards the SID sound ....

Whoohooo!

/J

I'll certainly get this off of iTunes

I wonder if Nelly Furtado has been listening to HVSC, and especially GRG. It's quite similar :)

I noticed this too.. several of her new tracks has some C64-ish sounds and parts.

Yes very C64ish indeed. I wonder if a "SidStation" was used?

I did some searching and a lot of sites said the same thing as the following quote.

"The album, mostly produced by Timbaland, showed her experimenting with a more R&B–hip hop sound and the "surreal, theatrical elements of '80s music"."

I cant quite make the connection since Timbaland is more of a Hip Hop & R&B Type of producer.

I don't quite understand it - it's obviously the completely same thing (for Nelly Furtado they just transposed it a bit).
Did somebody steal from someone?! Has GRG something to do with Nelly Furtado? Which song does Acid_Jazz.sid cover ? Who's the original composer?

Ok, here's an explanation:

- The very original is a Mod called "Acidjazzed evening" by Tempest.
- GRG covered this in 2002.
- In 2006 Nelly Furtado releases "Do it", which in my ears sounds very the same as GRG's version.
- And finally, no, GRG has nothing to do with Nelly Furtado.

Of course, it could just be a coincidence that NF's version sounds so similar to GRG's version. But a little strange anyways :)

Who is GRG?

Glenn Rune Gallefoss

I've just noticed something similar in "Die Welt von Mitteleuropa aus" by the German band "Wohlstandskinder". The arpeggio sounds quite SIDdish, doesn't it?

But I don't know if they in fact used a SID for that part.

Robbie Williams, Album "Rudebox", track 9 "Never Touch That Switch"

contains unmistakable SID arpeggios.

There's a YouTube video that does quite a good comparison of the songs (just skip the comments for your own safety):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4KX7SkDe4Q

Sumppi

Regarding the comments - Ignorance is bliss!

The finn should be grateful that they stole his song?

Well, then. The music industry as a whole should be grateful, people copy 'their' music. At least people are buying 'their' shit in the end.

Whoops! Doublepost removed.