Saab: born from jets

[rh71]

They have a trance/techno song playing in the background... what's the name of it ?

 

[GTaudiophile]

If I remember correctly...

"Ready, Steady, Go" by Paul Oakenfold from his Bunkka album.

 

[GTaudiophile]

LINK

 

[Strk]

Wasn't that on The Bourne Identity?

 

[jjessico]

Wasn't it also in Collateral, in the club scene?

 

[GTaudiophile]

BTW, DJ Tiesto's remix of "Southern Sun" from that Bunkka album is perhaps the best female vocal trance track ever!

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
If I remember correctly...

"Ready, Steady, Go" by Paul Oakenfold from his Bunkka album.

awesome, that's it. Thanks.

 

[GTaudiophile]

It's been used lots of places lately. Funny thing is that I first heard the album in 2002 and then heard Oakenfold perform it live here in Atlanta in like 2003 or 2004.

It's taken it awhile to become "popular".

 

[BDawg]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
BTW, DJ Tiesto's remix of "Southern Sun" from that Bunkka album is perhaps the best female vocal trance track ever!

Is it possible to get a copy of that song without buying a 3 CD set or a $40 single? Not a pirate question.

I see the original Oakenfold version, but don't see a commonly found Tiesto CD with it.

 

[BrokenVisage]

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
BTW, DJ Tiesto's remix of "Southern Sun" from that Bunkka album is perhaps the best female vocal trance track ever!

Is it possible to get a copy of that song without buying a 3 CD set or a $40 single? Not a pirate question.

I see the original Oakenfold version, but don't see a commonly found Tiesto CD with it.

Arrrr matey! There be a way for ye to acquire that bounty!

 

[BDawg]

Originally posted by: BrokenVisage

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
BTW, DJ Tiesto's remix of "Southern Sun" from that Bunkka album is perhaps the best female vocal trance track ever!

Is it possible to get a copy of that song without buying a 3 CD set or a $40 single? Not a pirate question.

I see the original Oakenfold version, but don't see a commonly found Tiesto CD with it.

Arrrr matey! There be a way for ye to acquire that bounty!

Yar!

I'm all for purchasing the music legally. I just don't want to buy expensive-ass European imports or huge collections.

 

[GTaudiophile]

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
BTW, DJ Tiesto's remix of "Southern Sun" from that Bunkka album is perhaps the best female vocal trance track ever!

Is it possible to get a copy of that song without buying a 3 CD set or a $40 single? Not a pirate question.

I see the original Oakenfold version, but don't see a commonly found Tiesto CD with it.

YGPM

 

[tennisflip]

Carlton likes this song.

 

[PCMarine]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
BTW, DJ Tiesto's remix of "Southern Sun" from that Bunkka album is perhaps the best female vocal trance track ever!

If you like female vocal trance, you definetely have to check out:

'Beautiful Things' and 'As the Rush Comes' by Dj Tiesto off his Nyana album

'Like a waterfall' on by solarstone & JES (on dj tiesto's in search of sunrise4: latin america)

Finally,
"Ecstasy" by ATB

 

[GTaudiophile]

Originally posted by: PCMarine

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
BTW, DJ Tiesto's remix of "Southern Sun" from that Bunkka album is perhaps the best female vocal trance track ever!

If you like female vocal trance, you definetely have to check out:

'Beautiful Things' and 'As the Rush Comes' by Dj Tiesto off his Nyana album

'Like a waterfall' on by solarstone & JES (on dj tiesto's in search of sunrise4: latin america)

Finally,
"Ecstasy" by ATB

I am a big ATB fan. But yeah, got those!

ATB's latest "Humanity" is good too.

 

[Jzero]

Off topic, but everytime I see this commercial, I think of Kurt Vonnegut's essay from In These Times in which he explains why he never received the Nobel Prize in Literature.

{Saab} was the wet dream, if you like, of engineers in an airplane factory who had never made a car before.

 

[archiloco]

i was just thinking about the saab and how those engineers had never made a car before. it's like well it's good that they are breaking paradigms with being from a different field, but i could see them making quite a bit of obvious mistakes at first.