FIRST TIME HEARING | Donna Summer - I Feel Love

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[@gxl5892]

This is the song that changed music forever. Donna was so far ahead of everyone, bridging disco sensuality and the synthesizer revolution, Summer and producers/co-writers Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte not only crafted an international smash, they helped lay a path for synth pop, New Romantics, Italo disco, Hi-NRG, electro, house, techno, and more, influencing generations of pop, rock, and dance artists along the way. This song also proves that Donna was truly the best pop female vocalist, and artist. There are many great female vocalists, but none that had the effect on music as Donna did.

[@antjohnson3]

This song was and still is light years ahead of its time. First, you have Giorgio and his creativity with the moog synthesizer. Then you have Donna and her wanting to imitate that euphoria of the first time falling in love. The end result is the genius of I FEEL LOVE. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@catschorus4684]

One of the most influential songs ever. It's completely hypnotic and it's influence can be heard to this day.

[@gregorygant4242]

This song was 30-40 years ahead of it's time in 1977, nothing was ever heard like this anywhere before . This was the synthesizer genius of Mr. Giorgio Moroder together with the sensual hynotic voice of Ms Donna Summer together . This song was techno before there was techno , it ushered in the techno, house music genre ! Still today, so many years later, it sounds out of this world , a modern syth. dance classic, a masterpiece !

[@roger1296]

You have no idea how influential this song was for electronic dance music and electronic music in any genre (like new wave music).

[@mickdenis6630]

The song was recorded in March of 1977, and change the face of music forever. It swept the world in 1977, and the songs influence was ever lasting.

[@melissabill1640]

"Techno" is actually 70's Disco!

[@ruuddhont2098]

Yes donna the biggest disco hit of yhe year back than

[@roger1296]

Overthinking it…it’s EDM…Electronic Dance Music…it’s meant for a dance club. You haven’t experienced this song unless you’ve heard it in a dance club…it’s is the most incredible feeling dancing to this song with the decimal levels at their highest!

[@pcaron3521]

This is not live. It is the studio recording. I LOVE IT!!!

[@eviekelpie1]

This was huge at the disco in 1979! I was there at 17! Very sexy vibes Donna Summer had many top 10 hits during 1979

[@roger1296]

This was written and produced by Georgia Moroder…he is one of electronic music’s grandfathers and pioneers of electronic music genre. This song could still fill a dance floor today!

[@65alef]

GIORGIO MORODER 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@euronick61]

The music is the studio version (which was all created on machines) dubbed over a video of a live version from a concert performance .. this was number 1 here in the UK for 4 weeks in the Summer of '77 .. I bought it on my 16th birthday .. I thought I had gone to Heaven

[@joecampos5624]

They played this in every club every one was on the dance floor it was. Packed. This song started Disco

[@kitharley6159]

This was groundbreaking when it was released. Apart from Kraftwerk in Germany, no one was using electronics so heavily. Even Gary Numan and Tubeway Army hadn't gone electronic yet!

[@140cabins]

Jean Michel Jarre? Oxygene IV was a big hit about the same time as this.

[@kitharley6159]

@@140cabins True. I didn't discover Jarre until somewhat later, and forgot it had been released by then.

[@bearballin]

I Feel Love was truly groundbreaking music. Officially released in 1976, this Midnight Special performance has been obviously dubbed with the real studio recording along w the "video" edit. To create an ethereal soundscape, Giorgio Moroder (producer and engineer) had Donna sing this like an "aria" (an operatic singing technique) where the (soprano) singer sounds like a proverbial siren. Moroder would not only produce Summers next 3 albums, he also recorded the movie soundtrack for the controversial film, "The Midnight Express" in '78. And while this song is intensely erotic and sensual, there was no wild dancing for most female artists back then. Women tended to have some sense of decorum, and not dance like strippers!

[@eviekelpie1]

Bad Girls by Donna Summer I danced to this song during the disco days. It was always a favourite

[@mmmmshux]

There was no official music video for this groundbreaking and iconic 1977 song at the time of it's release. Last month an official video was released on YT featuring some bad AI generated animated dancers (it's not worth watching). The video you reacted to is a fan-made mashup of two live performances. The audio of those live performances was removed. The video was then overlayed with the studio recording of the song. That repeating synth pattern was not played manually on the record and the guy sat at the keyboard in the video is not reproducing that sound live. Those two live performances (both totally worth watching), with the original audio intact, are here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWXRdWRon7yioKs and here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGHLaYOgm5mphK8

[@Dan-B]

She was the queen of disco Gone too soon❣️

[@thebeardedseeker5633]

This is actually one of the most important songs in modern pop history. Not only did it electrify Disco, it paved the way for practically every genre we've grown up with since.

[@colibri1]

Yes, the Robot was a popular dance in the seventies. I didn't know that people were still familiar with it.

[@Jontor11]

This is 1977! And it's the MOTHER of ALL electronic and techno songs to come...

[@laceypelham7535]

queen of disco, awesome vocal ability

[@stevearino7239]

Always loved this song. A great ballad from Donna Summer I highly recommend is called If There is Music Here from 1999 VH1 Presents Live.

[@guillermoquezada9901]

This track is credited as the very first "EDM"song. This was ahead of it's time. Look up Giorgio Moroder... he is the key to all of your musical questions.

[@carolespinoza8469]

You sway with your partner, close your eyes & think sexy thoughts. Trust me, you will feel something good.🕺💃 🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@deannajones3849]

Love this one!

[@trendydelquendy]

The synth bassline was recorded with a 1/4 note delay, so it was actually played twice as slow as what you hear. Also - how's this? Donna Summer was a German national. Chaka Khan said she was the only other Afro-American woman she could converse with in fluent German.

[@andreakear97]

Her arm movement reminds me a little of what belly dancers do.

[@BlowinFree]

It’s ment to be robotic

[@stuff3829]

This iconic song was the beginning of techno house music

[@mikaelwentworth]

Thanks for that. NOW!!... You need to react to Donna Summer's performance of Love to Love you on Midnight Special. Absolutely divine. The Queen of disco.

[@onionhead5780]

Techno vibe. Ahead of its time.

[@DazzleMonroe]

It’s 1977. Brian Eno and David Bowie are busy making Heroes in Berlin. One day Eno dashes into the studio excitedly brandishing a newly released 7” and rhapsodizes to Bowie, “This single is going to change the sound of club music for the next 15 years.”

[@christophersobanski]

Look this song up -historical

[@ZaimoZaragazzo]

Best song lyricaly wise, hot and spicy I would recommend: SYLVIA - PILLOW TALK.

[@susannewitt6112]

cooooool

[@CavHDeu]

There were no looper or sampler or midi sync at this time. When you really like Techno and House please react to the german marching band Meute 😎

[@nettiemac]

EDM before EDM was EDM.....

[@christophersobanski]

Thx for doing this Please do macauther Park Live

[@michaelasay8587]

You should have done a long version!!!

[@wambam1741]

It’s called syncopated rhythm

[@joecampos5624]

Do you realize 1977

[@michaelasay8587]

Yku know this song....hope its a kong version!

[@Dion10942]

Donna Summer the Queen of disco one of the best !💯

[@tlucas9798]

He is literally playing it… no loop and you just heard a song that David Bowie and Brian Eno said was the music of the future after hearing this Moroder creation

[@bopep1368]

people werent doing the robot...they were doing coke

[@BlowinFree]

Cocaine is one helluva drug 💃

[@Triggerhippie70]

Listen, I feel like this performance could make a gay man want a woman! Just saying

[@damianoriccardi7947]

Composed by King Giorgio Moroder. 3 Oscar and 4 Golden Globe. He composed the soundtracks for Scarface, Top Gun, Flashdance, Neverending Story, American Gigolò, Midnight Express, Over the Top.. Oh my God!

[@voxandlocks]

I was14 when this came out, and I don't think y'all could possibly understand. NOTHING sounded anything like this before, and within a couple of years, by the beginning of the 80's, EVERYTHING sounded like this. "I Feel Love" changed popular music PERMANENTLY.