Dissect DJs - Real McCoy - Another Night

Episode Date: August 28, 2020

We fly back to the 1994 club scene with Real McCoy's 'Another Night' and attempt to answer one of the great questions from that era - is the deep voice Euro rap guy cool? Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Oh, we're doing it. It's the Dyset. Dajek DJs. Here we go. Oh, Dicec DJs. Real McCoy. Another night, another dream. Let's roll it.

It brings back so many memories. Let's go with it. What does remind you when you first hear it? It makes me think of the 90s. And the club scene in the 90s, which when I was in the 90s, I was not a part of because I was too young. So there's a certain element of hearing club music at an age when you were like too young to partake. That kind of makes it have this coolness to it.

You're like, oh, wow. People were probably partying of that thing when I was like a kid. It also makes me think of Notre at the Rocksbury. Not at the Rocksberg, which portrayed 90s clubbing. And as a kid, you watch it and it looked like a goofy. Clearly these guys are acting like goofballs. But the club scene that they're part of, you're right. It was like, oh, that must be like what being at the club does.

Like, this is the music. And you just bang your head, maybe not as goofy as these guys, but you just get down and sweat and just partake in 90s club. And yeah. And I, this is the epitome of 90s. And I recently watched back that movie and I realize how much these guys actually represent the guys that you see in those clubs. and the thing that they were always doing that I never understood, is they're always doing this thing with their nose or they're going like this?

I'm pretty sure that's because they were just doing like yay in the bathroom, right? No, it's because they were not making fun of them, but they saw other guys in the club doing yay. And that's why those two were like, oh, we're going to do like the brush our nose thing because that's what everybody does. Like, yeah, so the nose pools had no idea what's going on, but they hoped to. But they looked like the guys. They ended up owning a club by the end of that movie,

which, again, brings us back to the, this song, another night, another dream, but always you. It's like a vision of love that seems to be true. Another night, another dream, but always you. In the night, I dream of love so true. Okay, let's dissect this. She is, she's high. Can we talk about this deep voice, like European guy

that was in all of these dance mixes in the 90s? Like, was it the same guy every time? I think so. I feel like this guy might have made a killing. out of his bad raps and like they just all feel like we have to have the part where this guy tough talks a song to a deep rap with his German accent about like... Just in the Nide, a vision of love. Yeah, he's a bit awkward.

He comes in, like, you remember, you remember our first episode where that guy comes in and he just absolutely kills it with his portion of his song? Give us a song. Hey, Mr. T. DJ. Oh, the guy in that song. yeah yeah that guy has he come in how's he coming in again yo

gonna hear from a DJ don't keep playing a song like he comes in yeah no there's a party over here yo oh no there's a party over there yeah yeah no boy did anyways he comes in kills his part now this guy comes into this song and because we all know this song

and we just used to it it's like oh yeah but let's really step back and be like what is he done you're right castle that's some deep guy like with a German slight accent and it just comes in and talking just another night

A vision of love Why does it feel like he's trying to like Tough talk us into thinking that... I talk. Talk. I talk to you. Yeah, it feels like he's trying to like Just like beat us in a submission like You're gonna dance To what I'm gonna say to you.

You're right. This guy is not killing it Nearly as much as the originator of the No, it's not sexy at all. It's not sexy. We're over it. We both just realized it. However, Once again, this song is one of the only songs that can take it. Like, what other song are you going to be?

It works with this song because we're used to it. Because we're used to it. But yeah, no, there's that 90s club vibe that just kind of works with that. And it's because that's all we know. The song is she approves of his deep, ridiculous talking. And she's just like, in the night and the tree, I'm in love with you. There's no pushback. She doesn't pushback at all on the fact that this man,

Also. It's not adding to this song or to her life. We also have to point out the fact that we're watching the video and she for some reason all of a sudden has like a captain's helmet on. Yeah, she was on a moped. Yeah. Or a moped helmet. Yeah. And everything in this video is black and white, which honestly I'm okay with that part.

That's fine. Yeah. That's very 90s of it. But the type of she's driving a moped is a bit awkward for the video. Can we be honest? Real quick, every night, every night, every dream is always this person. She seems a little bit too engaged. I mean, you could dream about other things.

Yeah. Camels. Antarctica, Philippines. I don't know. I'm trying to come up with different things here. Umbrellas. Penguins sliding down a mountain on their belly. With an umbrella.

You get it? Like, there's other things you could dream about. Every night dreaming of this guy with a deep voice, and it's getting a little awkward. There's so many things that somebody can be thinking of. The idea that somebody can only dream of you is, it's kind of, yeah, it's a bad mental place to be, you know? Like, I understand it as like a, oh, I'm super old. Yeah, a little wetline. But at the same time, not that healthy, not that healthy.

I feel like it's about his climax right now. She could have been way cool. So let's see where this goes. Kind of down with this, guys. He said he's your brother, your mother, your sister, and your brother. Yeah, that's what I mean. Like, this guy, he's a little too dominant with his raps and he thinks, I feel like this, like, deep voice 90s rap guy thinks he's like way too in charge.

Ladies, do you think this voice is sexy? If you can't call in at 555-6642 or you just send us a message. Or send us a message on Instagram or something. Yeah, just do that. Let us know what you think. I don't know. Does it sexy do something? Because we actually are curious.

Because not to us. To me, this guy sucks. Yeah. It's up with the best point right there. I don't know. This guy. Not this guy. Same guy.

Well, no, after this guy gets done doing this shit. All right, that's just good. Counsel said it's going to have a break-down. Let's hear it. Well, I thought I was going to get into like an instrumental beat again. Because the instrumental is what carried that song. Yeah. Yeah.

All right, so I love that song as an instrumental. The deep voice dude absolutely killed that shit. The difference between that girl, what she brought to the song, and what that guy did. What she talks about is absolutely, she feels joy, she feels pain, but it's all the same. In the night, she's going to be alone. Like, she's way too infatuate this guy. It's frustrating. She needs to find her own life.

She needs to find herself first. And then once she does that, she'll then be able to open herself to, others to then come into one with her and her soul. No, it's, yes, it's frustrating because, uh, it feels like the way the song plays out is very, like, emblematic of the way very many relationships play out. It's a beautiful girl singing a beautiful song and it has a great beat. And then this dude comes in and he just tries to take over.

He thinks he's like this badass. He was just like, I talk, talk. I talk to you. And you like it. And you're gonna jam to this as much as I'm through. And like he just keeps... She's like, I'll come save you.

In the night and my dreams I'm in love with you. And she keeps bringing it up. And then she keeps just bringing it back down to his like, blah. And as you watch the music video, as we just did, this guy thinks he's owning this shit. Even though the girl who sings the song, it's really her song. Her voice works beautifully with a beat. The beat is very perfectly like this 90s beat

That probably got it into that Noroxbury movie I feel like it's a very European vibe But there was something about mid-90s club jams That felt that deep voice European rap guy Needed to be included And here's a thing that I'm so glad That they eventually figured out They don't

What was another song that had? I tried to think of another one that has it All of them did literally any song of that vibe I don't know I'm like Call me Mr. Rada Call me Mr. Rowe

I know what I want I think there is a guy in that one There's a Any, all those songs did Yeah don't ask me to like call them out Right now Like just they all did I'm pretty sure that one has it actually

I'm looking at it Should we give that song Slaps Since we just listened the whole thing We may as well We may as well Yeah All right So let's go ahead and give slaps to

What is that? What's that sign from? Lovers do? No another night real McCoy another night how many

slaps would be given it so I give it do I need to explain the fact that you gave two head nods two slaps and two head knots three head knots

there's two slaps and three knight the Roxbury head knots two slaps and three night of the Roxbury headnots

okay here's what I'm giving it oh you went three two three slaps and two head of the rod fairy head slaps

yeah you went two three so we're in the same ballpire once again you know hey if you think that we agree too much you're right

sometimes we do because we know jams and we hear them you know what and you know what fuck you you make your own podcast

where you come up fucking shit you know how how hard this is you know how this is it's not that hard to do what we do it's fun we're having fun with it

it's cool yeah I mean like the setup and everything and the recording and the editing that's a little bit hard but like it's fine

we're having fun fell with it. Well, don't tell us. I don't know why were you, you started the whole yelling at evil thing. Actually, I did. I brought it up. It's a crazy time. I'm tired of being six feet away.

Can you give me a hug? No. Let's give a phantom head, phantom fist bump. There we go. No, with that. I think there's only one thing we got to say. Next!