Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You mp3 album

In my opinion this rubbushIt is for people that want to go out 'raving' , but are to pussy to handle a bit off prppper techno.RUBBISH!!! =O

Absolutely gash opinion. Are you serious mate? This is a quality tune, stop being a gatekeeper.

Not 'rubbush' this. Contrary this is most excellent sharp edited disco loops ad absurdam. A true techno aesthethic indeed from the genius Thomas Bangalter. And this coming from a proper techno head like me'self.

so this is how kyle did cant get you out of my head

Impacted the US dance charts August 15th, 1998https://www.billboard.com/charts/dance-club-play-songs/1998-08-15Happy 20th Music Sounds Better With You

Against my 'better' judgement, I like this. Really. V. trashy and bait like electro-house nearly always is, but eh... perhaps that's why it appeals. A sort of polar opposite to the more minimal minded fare I normally go in for.

Absolute beast of a tune. So simple but very effective disco loops, and a catchy vocal to complete this classic. I just can’t believe some greedy bastards are trying to sell this for stupid amounts of money! This is what’s stopping genuine collectors and music lovers buying a copy. Unbelievable man!!

Just played this track after having filed it away for a long time, (original Roule pressing) and you have to hold your hands up and say that looking back sometimes a song no matter the genre HAS to go mainstream to the masses, to be enjoyed by all. It's such a massive track. If you are an aspiring DJ or just like playing music, you cannot fail with this heavyweight gem. Special.... As for breaking house into the mainstream I'd say no, but it made even more people take notice and won them over.

My copy has a Virgin Records sticker on the back with a handwritten date on it. Anyone else's copy have that?

Bought this from Discogs marketplace. Sound quality is great on first spin! Although the sleeve was just plain black and not the cover art indicated above. Etching on reverse side of record says "LOVE MIGHT BRING US BACK TOGETHER"

Unless the seller clearly stated it coming with a generic sleeve, it was probably the repress you bought that comes only in a generic black sleeve. The seller most likely unwittingly listed it for sale on the original pressing release instead of the repress (which would have had the roule sleeve).

Great song. Definitely a must have for any House fan

Overrated. Overrated and Mainstream. But it's not bad in any way.

Not sure how "Mainstream" serves as a negative qualifier though?

What are you saying actually? It is overrated and mainstream enough for anyone to play it anywhere.

Overrated and mainstream enough for Palms Trax to play it at Dekmantel MainStage ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8jVM0ot8IQ

Virgin paid Roule £100,000 to license Music Sounds Better With You.

Music Sounds Better With You (Bibi and Dim's Anthem from Paris) is on point Seanis101 I read once that this track was responsible for bringing house music out of the underground and into mainstream. Now you know who to blame! :-) And house music hasn't been the same since..

just the biggest house track ever. respect to braxe, diamond, bangaltar

For anyone wondering, the "Call Out Hook" is literally just a snippet of the song with the only lyrics that fades in and fades out for 15 seconds. It sadly isn't a cappella.

Do you have that 10 secounds track? Send me a note please :( as flac or 320 kpbs.

A real classic this song is! Really great Guitar riff! They turned that stupid Electric Guitar sound (from the song that they sampled) into a nice tune! I don't care if it's repetitive, it's so much better than noisy Rock Music is!!!

No...it's not. It's "Fate" by Chaka Khan (1981)...go and have a listen.

The sample came from a Chaka Khan song, not a rock song. And there is nothing stupid about rhythm guitar. I guess you've never heard of funk, soul, or disco?

the guitar riff is sampled from BODY MUSIC by The Strikers

I'm so sorry, it's just that I don't like Rock Music...........

That "Stupid" guitar sound you speak of came from a great song by Chaka Khan called "Fate". It was not a rock song, it was r & b, btw.

Extremely boring music, which spoiled a full summer of my youth. Not as bad as "One more time", though.

I agree, and though a lot of people are saying that 90's music was just simple, they are all forgetting that big beat was also popular around those times and that music is way more "complicated" than the type of "music" that Daft Punk (sorry daft punk fans, but you can't just add filter modulation to a looping sample and call it a song (Musique)).

It's still much better than Gramophonedzie - Why Don't You is because that song is COMPLETE GARBAGE!!!