Master Beat - Rakkaus antaa (euro dance, Finland 1995)

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2 жыл бұрын

Classic euro dance track by the Finnish project Master Beat, who only released this one and only CD-maxi back in 1995.
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@stunseedordeesnuts 9 ай бұрын

I put this song in the radio file in my summer car, because authenticity

@satltabur4597 2 жыл бұрын

Lyrics in Finnish: Rakkaus antaa, mutta se myös ottaa Voi rakkaus joskus jopa satuttaa Rakkaus antaa, mutta se myös ottaa Ja kyynelinä menneet onnenhetket laskuttaa Jos et anna mitä rakkaus sulta vaatii, sen muistutuksen siitä suoraan sydämelle saatiin Joskus tuntuu, että hinta tuo on liian korkea, mutta ilmaiseksi et voi saada onnea x2 Rakkaus antaa, aaa-aa Rakkaus antaa, aaa-aa Rakkaus antaa, aaa-aa Rakkaus antaa, aa-a-aa Niin monet luulevat rakastavansa koko sydämestään toisiansa Kunnes huomaavat, että karu on totuus, sittenkin lupaukset unohtuu Kuinka moni meistä silloin anteeksi antaa, kun kävelee yöllä meren rantaan Ja näkee kuutamossa rakkaansa kanssa toisen ilman vaatteita Voi yksi riita toisille riittää tai mustasukkaisuus satoa niittää Jos kumpikin aina oikeessa on, niin sovinto on silloin mahdoton Jos haluut löytää oikeen rakkauden, kerron sulle vain yhden totuuden Tätä faktaa et saa unohtaa, rakkaus antaa ja rakkaus ottaa

@ars85202 2 жыл бұрын

That moment at 1:54 when it becomes a metal song, as it should be

@janirikhard4881 2 жыл бұрын

Master Beat consisted of Atte-Paavo "Apa" Alhainen and Siru (have no idea about her last name). Apa Alhainen also wrote this song and produced it with Timo Löyvä.

@anth1338 2 жыл бұрын

Other songs that have the same 1671 chord progression in a minor key (or 6456 in a major key): 7 Brothers On The 2th Floor - Do It Alphabeat - Głodny Jak Wilk Culture Beat - Mr. Vain Karališka Erdvė - Likimas (this is my favorite song by Karališka Erdvė along with Ritmas) Melodie MC - Feel Your Body Movin' Snap - Rhythm is a Dancer Soniclove - Aš Tavyje (this is my favorite song by Soniclove)

@išsaugokkasetės Жыл бұрын

Definitely Soniclove 😂 why does the song sound so good though

@anth1338 Жыл бұрын

@@išsaugokkasetės Another song where the chord progression of the chorus is based around the 6456 pattern is the Slayers NEXT opening (Give a Reason) by Megumi Hayashibara (or actually I think it's 1671 in a minor scale, but I think it's easier to think of songs in the minor scale in the relative major scale). There's eurobeat remixes of the song on the compilations "ParaPara MAX 3" and "Super Anime Remix SUPER BEST".

@nassimabbaci6628 2 жыл бұрын

The Best music 90s thanks✈️🎆🎤🎹

@aramkhachatryan-iq6wt 5 ай бұрын

Superrrrrrrr

@ciegosordomudo 2 жыл бұрын

I have to admit this track is a bit reminiscent of “Rhythm Is a Dancer”, haha. But in fairness, a lot of Eurodance music sounded similar in the ’90s. I don't know if it's just the nature of Finnish as a language, but the lyrics seem quite "wordy" for a pop song.

@OriZilbershtein 2 жыл бұрын

It is literally the same sample in higher BPM :)

@kurkkupastillitjalammintee 2 жыл бұрын

As a native Finnish speaker, the lyrics are indeed a bit wordy for a Finnish song. Words in Finnish can be quite long and have a lot of syllables, which is why typically lyrics in songs rarely resemble actual spoken or written Finnish: words amd sentences are often shortened, synonyms are used and word order is switched up. In this song however, the lyrics are somewhat close to actual sentences in spoken language, making it wordy.