Tempest - Acidjazzed Evening [Orginal Song]

Tempest - Acidjazzed Evening [Orginal Song] Made by Janne Suni...
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[@JustASuperChillDUDE]

Boy oh boy do I love my daily dose of new Tempest- Acidjazz Evening videos to watch. I can't get enough!

[@comput3rrzz]

REAL

[@candiezz0000]

Oh boy I sure hope im not the only one whos watching this in 2024

[@Takoyamaaa]

Well you're in luck.

[@Insane_enasnI]

Ye

[@yourlocaldurplefan]

Ye. S

[@sirgreatness]

No sir im here with ya

[@codarobo]

sup

[@Slappybag46]

This is a ridiculously upbeat, catchy song. I'm glad I caught it.

[@icactus27]

I want this to be from a video game and I want to play that game right now.

[@jordan62192]

thanx for spending to time to find it...its awesome!!!!!!

[@snefreely]

I TOTALLY AGREE! I'm so glad i've finally found someone that feels the same about this. Commodore 64 changed the way that video games implemented 14 note song loops.

[@ozak64]

this is great,, love the song!!!!! thanx for finding it,,,,, the first part really sounds like "do it" by nelly furtado

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement You're right in saying that many artists sampled from things without bothering to get consent. Some of the best hip-hop producers out there made amazing beats from old records they got at garage sales. Of course, in these cases the songs were usually out there for awhile and it would have been hard to get a hold of the original artist anyway. It would have been ridiculous even, if you were only taking a small sample.

[@tklnrg]

i dont know, but it does sound like the same scale in the song "just the two of us", if you were to extract a melody of notes from that song.

[@HuggumsMcgehee]

I agree. All Timbaland has to do is give credit where credit is due. The fans can decide for themselves whether Timbaland or Tempest is better.

[@BKkillaz]

THANK YOU!

[@vegardertilbake1]

teenager like you make artist like that win. try to look down the ocean before jumping

[@TyeNee]

He didn't know who made the song. He found it, and took it. It's no excuse to plagiarize someone's work. That's like finding someone's wallet and saying "I don't know who's this is, so I'll take it"

[@DarkAndMartyr]

Really really like this song.

[@Dennis_Reynolds_Golden_God]

Ha!! Now I can steal it!!

[@qbaseden]

amazing tune .

[@speersword]

If my life were a video game...this would be on the soundtrack.

[@solidaritygirl]

this sounds like something straight outta streets of rage for sega lol. and yeah it plays in my head til i come back and listen to it again.

[@uzefulidiot]

dude, wow good call.

[@tannerin]

Now THIS is the stuff I like.

[@dakdakdak]

it would not have been a hit without female popstar vocals and the touch of a megabucks pro. Its the sad truth. And we can't listen to this song without having the other one in our head somewhere. the copy informs the original.

[@mordsith05]

thats why any idea out there needs to be shared freely without the need for profit. We need to be rid of money all together. Join the Venus Project!! If you create a song you love, then you'll love sharing it with everyone.

[@luhhhzzz]

He got his recognition I guess...

[@rqkma]

This song is so sweet

[@BaenDawg]

i found you

[@mordsith05]

all deserve to be fed, but you shouldnt have to try to sell your product to eat. In a world without money, all will have abundance. You will create to share.

[@Duvmasta]

yes!

[@afrity]

hehe..cool. Are all Janne songs like this (c64 sounding) or just this?

[@will79601]

well tempest got it from a street fighter game,that why it did not hold up in court!if you don't believe me look it up

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement And you know what? Because Danger Mouse was forthcoming with that information, a lot of his fans know about Don Harper, the random Australian composer and listen to his music, and seek out his albums. It shows that it's more than just polite to credit someone, especially when you're in a much more well-known position than another musician, like Timbaland is compared to Janne Suni.

[@FUBUXGEAR]

@jci10 the gameboy came out in 88, and i wasnt even alive in 83 bro, i was making a judgement on the current state of electronic music, and how the mainstream has ignored *-bit, chiptunes and circuitbending for at least the decade ive known about it.

[@crazyforfood]

well they both have a sidchip so yes the only difference is with the sidstation is you can program more stuff than with the c64

[@Turbo187KillerB]

I love chiptunes, I find myself listening to more chiptunes than any other music.

[@megadeus]

yo this sounds the ending credits to a great sega game def playing at my funeral LOL

[@schoollabpl]

@JakeVideoStation it doesn't change the fact that he is totally unknown; the world knows nothing about him apart from the thing with Timbaland.

[@TFollen]

yep! Timbaland "sampled" without the permission of the rightful (Janne Suni) owner and used the melody on the "Do It" song sang by Nelly Furtado!

[@Mikey84]

This original one is from 2000. That's how we know it.

[@heymaria123]

OKAY I always wondered about that DO IT song. I first heard that beat to DO IT a year back on one of THose MTV shorts -u guys remember??

[@saltypandadog]

actually, an atari 2600 tracker and I beleive a couple gameboys, running through a synth. common process in the 8bit music scene

[@i-work-at-enron]

This sounds like something off a classic 80's videogame

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement The same holds true for these two. Both songs are very different from one another, though one is sampled from the other. Finally a much closer situation to the Acidjazzed/Do scenario: /watch?v=O0nlN01xkdQ - Don Harper - Thoughtful Popper /watch?v=5KML7KN6hpI - Danger Doom - Crosshairs In this case, there's not that much different between the sampled song and the end result; but Danger Mouse sampled a much older song from a *very* rare and prized album.

[@FUBUXGEAR]

@VeeFord actually, this shit has been around for as long as there have been card flashers and pci slots, so ppl have been making gameboy music since 1988. same with nes. people just start listening to it because its cool again and suddenly its a new thing, it isnt.

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement Timbaland didn't dig this up from an old Commodore 64 cartridge or a record though. This is a fairly recently made song, for one, distributed on the internet. There was definitely room for some etiquette here; wouldn't have taken much to at least shoot the artist an email asking for permission. But instead, he took it, and he didn't even really sample it. He just broke it up into pieces and added drums and a breakdown. Timbaland thought that he'd get away with it,

[@TheKPLee]

This easily compares to the 8-biy goodness of the TMNT/Megaman/Castlevania games. Obviously there are more.

[@tayoclutch]

can we all agree that the majority of us wouldn't be listening to this song if not for timbaland though?

[@will79601]

yes he did I know for a fact,and he did wayyyyyyy better with it this sounds like a theme song from a nintendo song!

[@TFollen]

he has made some other styles too but most of his songs i believe are in c64!

[@schoollabpl]

Before you insult someone, you fools should know a little something about music production. the melody used both by Timbaland and the totally unknown finnish guy is a demo melody from an old Casio keybord. If you purchase this instrument you can use and publish all the sounds and demo melodies it contains and it won't be no theft!

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement It's a question of honesty, and morality. Morality isn't black and white, you can't say all sampling is wrong because of one guy, you can't say it's all right because of another. I'm arguing that what Timbaland did in a specific situation was wrong. If you feel that there's absolutely no moral issue here at all, then we simply have different values and no amount of debate will reconcile that. So, let's end the discussion here.

[@IntelInside2020]

kiddies this aint "Gameboy " music,this music for s from a C64 SID chip which for its time was a tremendous piece of technology. 30 yrs. later and still everything about the c64 still kicks ass-case and point this composition!

[@domage]

You are wrong. This is a 4channel Amiga chip mod. The c64 sid is by GRG

[@Superman54]

yeah but jimi and aretha both credited the original writers. fact is, if you sample somthing,you release where you got it from and give proper credit to the original artist. jimi never said oh i wrote all along the watch tower, timbaland passed this beat off as being all him. sampling and recognizing that you're standing on the shoulders of others is great, its when you sample and shit on that person whose holding you up does it become bad, and thats what he did with do it.

[@TyeNee]

Because this is the original. It was made on an Amiga, a really old computer system. Timbaland is the one who used it for profit without Tempest's consent. He did not get permission to do so and his excuse is that he didn't know who's it was which is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

[@ashleysbigfans]

holy crud this is amazing... can anyone tell me the clip where it sounds like 'do it'?

[@OneirologicAlliance]

I have a feeling this is sampled from "Just The Two Of Us".

[@Mikey84]

@UrbanCrunkMovement Guess how much of his music is actually done by OTHERS and he has just added some beat? There are quite many videos here on KZbin about that.

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement because the artist was some Finnish nobody, some nerd, who wouldn't call him on it. And even if he did, no one would listen. Unfortunately for him, he was called on it. And people did listen. But then, instead of admitting he was wrong, he just started trollin'. That's pretty much where the anger comes from.

[@milosmilk]

Hey anybody know where I can either download or purchase any of this bands stuff.

[@MusicalDesert]

lol This is even better than "Do it". And people don't know what the fuck 8-bit music is. It's very popular, it's basically music made on old computers, they sound like this and it's very hard to do since you limit yourself to usually 3 or 4 tracks (instruments).

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement For comparison: /watch?v=5T3FXFnoTzE - Nina Simone - 'Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' /watch?v=knKxH1VqVgA - Common - Misunderstood The beat for Common's song has a sample from Nina Simone's 'Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood'. But there's no way in hell you'd mistake one for the other. /watch?v=6QUwDBF53bc - Chaka Khan - Through the Fire /watch?v=3XnnW0p9sgI - Kanye West - Through the Wire (instrumental)

[@tayoclutch]

This song is type hot. I dont get it though. I got this for free on itunes so if I were to use it would I get sued? And it doesnt say that any body named Janne Suni made it. So this guy should sue apple too.

[@Ashleyln16]

how do we know that this guy didn't take Timbaland's song and then make this??? I mean Tim had been working on the Nelly Furtado album since 06 and. This song just comes out 7 months ago??? Come on.

[@WiiClassic2usb]

@OBSysteme - You're misinterpreting what "creative commons" means. Look up the band Crystal Castles on Wikipedia and see the bit about them ripping off stuff from 8bitcollective. Just because something says "creative commons" doesn't mean you are allowed to use it freely -without- giving the original composers credit.

[@exedeath]

@wtkplt But he didnt just used the melody from some casio keyboard (if this melody is from there) he copied this guy audio and used.

[@MCVenomOS]

Sampling as an artform can lead to amazing results... Just listen to RJD2 or The Avalanches... But what Timbaland did wasn't sampling by a long shot.

[@firegoat]

lol no many of the artists out there need to eat too

[@mcsatnam]

Reeeeewind! Forgot to 240p that shit.

[@sirgreatness]

@VeeFord Timbaland used to be my hero since I thought he was a genius with coming up with his sounds. But now my heroes are the dedicated nerds lol!

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement I'm also fairly sure if you asked Danger Mouse where Crosshairs came from, he would say "Well, I sampled it and a few other of my beats from Don Harper's 'Strings Go Pop / Brass & String Bag Library' LP." Just like that. No bullshit about how 'it's off of some old shit who the fuck cares get a life blah blah blah' like Timbo tried to pull. In fact, there's a fairly good chance that he did say something like that considering how rare the LP was.

[@MCVenomOS]

Off the beaten subject of plagiarism... What does everyone think about the Commodore & Amiga brands being back? For those unfamiliar, a group of enthusiasts licensed the rights to them under the company Commodore USA and is now selling several modern All-in-One PCs, including a C64 replica, running Linux as a primary OS. I think it's pretty cool myself... But that's probably just because I'm a big Linux fan, I wasn't around for the Commodore days.

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement Well, I don't think we'll agree on this, but that's okay. As for Timbaland's career, of course it didn't affect him negatively, and you're right in saying 'any publicity is good publicity'. You don't think he did anything wrong, and that's fine, but I personally don't think he did anything right either.

[@TFollen]

took me quite some time to find the original! hope you all like:)

[@maxypooh15]

i like the intro but it doesnt really have a beat in the middle just random

[@JaceInman]

fuck yes, i dj this song way too much.

[@Bobsyl]

No, this song was released in 2000. Do a little research before you start yelling.

[@noooodl]

If you love this song, you'll love all of his other songs even more

[@Radio.Raptor]

@wtkplt Oh, I suppose the thing called copyright does make that illegal!

[@milosmilk]

granted the capitalist system isn't perfect and it does financially reward those with powers of business management exponentially higher than the blue collar class but we have passed the line of being able to revert to a barter system. Our society is way to complicated for item trading. It might work "in theory", but many things do.

[@dakdakdak]

yeah sorry guys. This song would never be any sort of mainstream hit. Taking a rough unpolished idea from somebody and making it good is not theft. timbaland gave it the mainstream/ platinum record touch, its not the same song.

[@sockp123]

where can i download this song?

[@enertronfilms]

why has this guy not sued? he can use the settlement to buy some skills ha. sweet synth tho

[@MCVenomOS]

@UrbanCrunkMovement Well, there's a right way and a wrong way to sample dude. Ever stop to think why Timbaland got shit on for plagiarism, but other respected producers, like Danger Mouse, The RZA, and Nujabes don't? There are multiple reasons, but an easy one is that he took a song from an obscure musician, added a drum track and a breakdown and called it his own. There's a video somewhere here that lays the Do It instrumental over Acidjazzed Evening and they barely deviate *at all.*

[@dakdakdak]

yeah exactly. Getting ripped off by timbaland is the best thing thats ever happened to this dude.

[@will79601]

if he didnt know how come they sound alike?

[@cosine303]

million $ studio? vs a $400 computer.. and still both chip versions sound better. no matter how much money you chuck at something, theres still no replacement for REAL talent =)

[@WiiClassic2usb]

@OBSysteme - Whoops... sorry, I read that wrong. It seems you -do- understand. I mean, if I made a rap song over the Legend of Zelda (lol, 5-3 Federation) I'd get in hot shit if I tried to make -money- from it.

[@LogicKidroy]

I did actually make this, it took me 10 minutes X D I used a bag of Moroccan Sailors Testies and my Gay-boy Advance 3768 X L limited Edition, which I physically created by bending time and space with my Urine so yeah w/e.... lol jk nah I didn't make anything this shitty...

[@RootBoy13]

Sounds like GBC Pokemon soundtrack.... (in a good way I guess)

[@DarkAndMartyr]

i can see why he ripped it off though, its a fucking awesome tune!

[@Turnoffcapslock]

hahaha, all you people who now hate timbaland for this, what do you have to say about dr. dre? go research his songs; "nuthin but g thang, the next episode, whats the difference, my name is and guilty conscience by eminem. Hiphop producers steal, its part of thier job description.

[@Mikey84]

@UrbanCrunkMovement Sampling is perfectly OK if you credit the original composers. Timbo didn't do that and by doing so gave an impression that everything was recorded by him. Listen to this: /watch?v=wV2fTEeP6GM and decide if Timbo sampled or STOLE the original song and just added some bass and a beat.

[@Illutorium]

Lossy (Ringphone|2005|Commercial) it's a still shit even of a 160kbps at LAME's shits. Amiga's chiptune as this (Original|2000|Non-Commercial) still "Loseless".

[@crazyforfood]

search ebay for one they be super cheap

[@rafadecko]

jajaja i sure this is a nintenfo 64 song!!! in 2 bits xD

[@sucsee]

How does it matter when he simply stole it :D

[@will79601]

hey timbaland got permission how is that stealing

[@danny5766]

ye well the nerds she wake up n release there tracks when mc's on there taking bout sex guns n booze and make millionds them selfs

[@57worldwide]

Credited =/= created. Read my comment. Then reply to it.

[@Superman54]

the problem is that timbo didnt give any writing credits to this guy, you gotta clear a sample when you use it. sampling is great and a really hard artform to do well, but how the fuck is timbo stealin a track from an amateur who entered the song in a video game music contest.....thats just bull shit. give the dude a damn writing credit. thats all an artist really wants in the end, to have their name on their work. fuck money.

[@will79601]

what if there's no id in it?lol

[@jakejohn001]

lol all timbaland really did was add drums to it

[@57worldwide]

Bro, Kraftwerk were credited by Afrika Bambaata way back. This wasn't sampled after those legal precedents had been set.