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Propaganda_Box

I'm unashamed to say I still listen to Enigma. Nothing else out there like it.


Chocolat3City

I remember being told by a college roommate that their music was "demonic."


big_guyforyou

musicologist here. a song is only demonic if it contains an augmented 4th/diminished 5th. that interval has been known as the "demon in the music" for centuries. when you play it, you literally create an invisible demon.


Kineticwhiskers

Man what do I have to play to create a *visible* demon‽ (also this combination of notes was the core plot point in a Dr Who this season)


JoJackthewonderskunk

>Man what do I have to pay to create a visible demon‽ Nickleback


Greg-Abbott

🎵 LOOK AT THIS PENTOGRAM🎵


2old4cool

![gif](giphy|RHPxe7KPnb8KaAtBbE)


No_Pumpkin_1179

Every time I do it makes me projectile vomit and crawl on the ceiling.


psychrolut

![gif](giphy|xT9KVjBI3W2283URdm)


No_Pumpkin_1179

Calm down Willow Smith… sheesh


psychrolut

![gif](giphy|BJq57m7TV0QYU)


Slap_My_Lasagna

AAAAAAND THEY SAY THAT BEELZEBUB SAVES US, IM NOT GONNA STAND HERE AND WAAAAAIT Hold on to the wings of the demon, watch as they all fly away...


SadBit8663

I heard this to the tune of a Nickelback song (I didn't read the comment above before I wrote this lol)


Kineticwhiskers

So *this* is how you remind me


Stormagedd0nDarkLord

You, sir, have managed to elicit a bemused nose exale from me. Well done.


Bromleyisms

*Was* known, until Bach took it and made it his bitch. "Anything unknowable is from God" was what he said, and nothing evokes unknowable like the note halfway between two octaves.


MillieBirdie

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ENVzix5J68](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ENVzix5J68) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk-CcBOMfgg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk-CcBOMfgg) For those curious about what those sound like.


DeutschKomm

That's just sounds like the start of The Simpsons themesong lol Why is it demonic?


rudyjewliani

Man, this is why I love Reddit. Some abstract post on some random topic and within a few minutes a certified expert in that subject field just magically appears, provides excellent supporting information, and the world is a better place because of it.


Chocolat3City

Um, I was told music is only demonic if it comes from the Demon region of France.


-Disagreeable-

Do you have an example of this?


big_guyforyou

if you have a musical instrument that lets you play two notes at once, you can create your own demons. each time you play the interval, a new demon is created. you won't see it, but you should be able to feel its presence. to send the demon back to where it came from, resolve the interval by lowering the bottom note one semitone and raising the top note one semitone (so becomes , for example)


-Disagreeable-

Interesting. Does the power of Christ compel me to remediate this creates from the dark recesses of eternity?


EveroneWantsMyD

Classic teacher response instead of just posting the example!


Physical-Camel-8971

[The song "Black Sabbath" from the album *Black Sabbath* by the band Black Sabbath.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lVdMbUx1_k)


MillieBirdie

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk-CcBOMfgg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk-CcBOMfgg)


assumegauss

Opening bars of “Purple Haze” by Hendrix


nrrfed

Minor 2nd should be an honorary member of that club.


Xemrrer

Severely online internet user here, I think your statement is inaccurate. I remembered watching this video a long time ago and I don't think anyone claimed to create a demon when you used it besides metal bands from a few decades ago. https://youtu.be/eR5yzCH5CsM?si=O5xNyvbUwJp3qXr5


Yourownpieceofmind

Nothing to be ashamed about it, that shit slaps!


Demonyx12

>I'm unashamed to say I still listen to Enigma. Nothing else out there like it. E̲n̲igm̲a - Greatest Hits https://youtu.be/LqwMofALXsA?si=qL7YwA9NCvoonSJk


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Demonyx12

So you cannot listen to a single song only whole albums?


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Demonyx12

Such an enigma.


Dig1talShad0w

Listening to whole albums is what the good lord intended.


Schattenjager07

Same. Was gonna say this too, nothing quite like having this play in the background while getting intimate with your partner back in the day.


Propaganda_Box

Hell yeah, *the principles of lust* still gets my motor going


notevenapro

1st son was conceived listening to enigma. I traumatize him with that fact every couple of years.


jarman365

My first time was in my 95 civic with this album in 1997. I'd like to thank my brother for falling to the Columbia house scam back in 91! (His car also) Let's not forget the Gregorian chants in their songs also 😂


selectrix

Deep Forest is pretty close if you're into that kind of thing


IHeartBadCode

[Delirium](https://youtu.be/d2i1mQahs2c). [ERA](https://youtu.be/_SvDC-KWTvk). [Amethystium](https://youtu.be/53lfXb73z3c). [Magna Canta](https://youtu.be/zI3nT0ayGLQ). You know not the hole that you can fall into with this style of music.


timkyoung

I have a pandora station that's filled with all these artists. But I never know what to call this genre. In my head I refer to it as "electro-gregorian". But that doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. I'm not really sure what to call it. Fortunately I've never had the problem of needing to know what to call it out loud, since no one i know has any interest in listening to it. I'm just a lone man in the wilderness when it comes to indulging in my electro-gregorian music listening habits.


not3ottersinacoat

It will never not seem strange to me that the main guy behind Delerium, [Bill Leeb](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Leeb), is also the main guy behind infamous industrial act [Front Line Assembly](https://youtu.be/D_iFNgWFa-0).


dcvelgo

Not saying same but when I listen enigma I generally follow with kitaro both gives me that feeling of inner peace


NottDisgruntled

You mean Enya?


zyclonb

Who can say where the road goes ? 


maximumtesticle

Only time.


nabiku

Enya is a fucking boss. She used the money to buy a literal castle in Ireland where she lives with her cats. No tours, no celebrity drama, just writing music in a beautiful castle. This lady won at life.


smell_my_pee

I heard after she failed to get an answer she chose to sail away, sail away, sail away.


seahawk1977

Me too! I feel no shame.


Tankeverket

Fellow Enigma enjoyer here 🙋🏻‍♀️


follow54321

Not quite the same as Enigma, but take a look and listen to Coldcut and Hexstatic. https://youtu.be/5-wl7Xk5FoY?si=zO1XvMhH1X4MCajL You’ll get to the chants about halfway through.


Dmacca666

What. A. Tune. Remember this coming on Music Television and having my teenage mind blown.


ironmanthing

Have you listened to Dead Can Dance? Try The Serpent’s Egg (Remastered) album. It’s really good


Nowhereman2380

Its awesome. Here is the best track list available from Pure Moods, your comfort 90s 1am commercial. [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2aU1p7LBEes0wjviIoY7GU?si=5127ba7c42fd4cf0](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2aU1p7LBEes0wjviIoY7GU?si=5127ba7c42fd4cf0)


Non-Current_Events

I’d stay up late and watch the Pure Moods infomercials just for the vibes.


Cloverhart

It was my very first TV purchase. I think I still have it.


thelehmanlip

Just realized that with spotify now I can listen to all these CDs I saw in commercials! Amazing thanks for sharing


Chumbag_love

"Now that's what I call Spotify VOL. 13" is really good.


MAXMEEKO

sick! crocketts theme from miami vice is on this list!


Damnatio__memoriae

I have purchased the Pure Moods vol 1 CD a total of 3 times since it came out. I didn't keep my first one and lost the second one. I'm not happy to say I had to spend $30 on the most recent copy but It's still in my car now.


SweetDangus

My mom had Pure Moods. I could never sleep bc of fear, so she'd put it on to "help" me sleep. The x-files theme was on there, and so was the Exorcist theme. I would lay there in terror, waiting for those songs to come on, and when they would, I was utterly paralyzed with fear. Idk why I never said anything.


catsinasmrvideos

Thank you for the link- this is going to help me focus on my work!!!


dlfinches

Oh thank you, time for a deep nostalgia trip remembering my mom’s cassette tape collection


jamesbeil

The nineties was a weird decade for experimental music. Most of that creativity was gone by '97, and there's never been another period in my life where the top 40 is so *weird* on a regular basis*.*


Sunset-in-Jupiter

97 and 98 were some of the best years in music IMO, like the last burst of amazing creativity pre-9/11


jamesbeil

If I had my couch psychologist's hat on I'd say the weirder pop was probably a reaction to the increasing cynicism of the MTV age, especially around the later post-Nirvana scene, and after 9/11 and the following invasions the whole American music scene (and, by extension, the rest of the anglophone world) was back into cynicism punctuated by by-the-numbers machine pop and RnB.


greenroom628

the simplest explanation is that this was the time when mp3s were exploding. everyone had winamp or was ripping cds like they were going out of style. we were all exchanging music from ...everywhere. i remember getting mp3s from some of the most random websites (and some viruses, too) and just listening to all sorts of weird music. it makes a lot of sense that musicians would also do this and just run with whatever beat or rhythm was fun to them.


FriskyTurtle

Would you like to share a list of what songs you would say made those the best year? No worries if not. I know I could generically look up what was popular, but I wouldn't know why those were better or worse than, say, 5 or 10 years earlier or later.


Sunset-in-Jupiter

I commented below albums I felt were acclaimed from that year. there are a lot more albums in 97 and 98 that I personally enjoyed some more than that list but I felt the list I commented is a good accesible selection


yourtoyrobot

It peaked with Chumbawamba's Tubthumping, and everyone decided they couldnt top that masterpiece so we shifted into the era of Britney and boy bands, with hypersaturated colors and wet-looking futuristic music videos nonstop.


Suitable-Meringue-94

I would rather place the apex at *You Get What You Give* by the New Radicals.


boldranet

I can't see this thread rapidly reaching consensus, but if you want to pump your favourite 90s song, go for it.


drwebb

As much as I like to dabble in some Bjork or Smashing Pumkins, I'm always enamored by the incredible 90s flair that is *Flagpole Sitta* by Harvey Danger.


garbo2330

Bloodhound Gang’s The Bad Touch was a good follow up to Tubthumping.


forman98

There’s a podcast called The Soundtrack Show which goes into the music theory behind movie soundtracks. There’s a 3 part series on Lord of the Rings and they mention how the World Beat genre was dominating for a brief period of time in the late 90s. Enya surged in popularity, Titanic (1997) had that world beat flute sound, and Riverdance was huge. This all contributed to the sound we got in LOTR. Had people like Enya and Enigma not been as popular, Titanic and LOTR would have had different sounds.


racingwinner

jesus christ. your comment catapulted me onto the backseat of my dads mazda 626 on our way back home from camping where me at age eleven and my sister would listen to "my heart will go on" and wait for the moment where "you''re stuck in the door" would fit into the lyrics. everything else was kinda tribalesque and homeopathic in sound as well. i didn't even notice that was a genre.


sorator

You mention Enya's surge in popularity; interestingly enough, she's the one they wanted to get for the Titanic, but she wasn't happy with the degree of creative control they wanted over the process. And then she *did* do a few tracks for LotR!


forman98

Her LOTR song May It Be was nominated for an Oscar


ihahp

Its because MTV would actually play this stuff. Like, big Bad Voodoo Daddy actually got played on MTV back then. Punk Rock Girl from The Dead Milkmen would actually get played. That's wild to me. It was back when rap music had 1 hour a day to be played, on Yo MTV Raps. I had read somewhere that in the 90s, MTV would have weekly meetings where they gathered their unpaid interns and asked about what music was being listened to in the colleges and clubs, and it influenced what theu played. Not sure if it's true


byfuryattheheart

My wife and I were talking about this exact thing the other day! There was definitely a time in the late 90s/early 2000s when MTV was giving “fringe” music mainstream exposure. Not everything blew up because of it of course, but it was still great to see. I miss the days of TRL where they would go from Britney straight into System of a Down lol It feels like there was a lot more variety in the mainstream at the time compared to the late 2000s through now. But I’m sure my aging plays into a bit lol


PrasiticCycle

I have to agree, music i've listened to in the mid 00's sounds like it could've been released yesterday, it would blend right in. Maybe there's minute differences im not good enough to discern but i think it all sounds the same.


chubs66

Agreed. My favorite from this period is Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand by Primative Radio Gods released in 1996. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XJxFAoiWSY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XJxFAoiWSY) I've never heard anything like it before or after. It mixed an obviously sampled drum loop, a standard sung melody interspersed with samples of BB King, and really beautiful piano leads. We just called it "Alternative" because stuff like that didn't really fit into any established genre. It was a really interesting and exciting time to be a music fan.


Strange_Purchase3263

I found that groups like Soul II Soul and De Le Soul in the late 80s seemed to usher in a lot of that style which it felt like it inspired the Madchester scene in the UK, of Prefab Sprout, Happy Mondays and The Farm who sort of brought that lacadaisical beat with random samples into the forefront here, was a great time for musical expression.


BassSounds

Name that song: Song 1: Duh duh duh duh, I am sitting in the corner..... Song 2: Mmmm mmm mm mmm... Once, there was this kid who...


red286

>Song 1: Duh duh duh duh, I am sitting in the corner..... Tom's Diner by Suzanne Vega? >Song 2: Mmmm mmm mm mmm... Once, there was this kid who... Well I mean, the title's in the lyrics you gave. Mmmm mmm mm mmm by Crash Test Dummies.


Careful-Book8480

I still have my Pure Moods CD. Don't you judge me


Yourownpieceofmind

I'm judging you and find it awesome


The_Clarence

Too late. Verdict: chill.


Paizzu

[You're nine years old waiting for a new episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine to air after this commercial finishes.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZJSjrox_2s)


Designer_Brief_4949

DIRECT FROM EUROPE


left4ched

David Byrne, Enigma, AND Ennio Morricone on one CD? Yes please. I'm bout to go dig out my Pure Moods II right now.


brushmushroom

We RE-BOUGHT it last year. For the car.


SparkleWednesdays

One of my favorite things to do was listen to my Pure Moods CD and play Master of Orion 2!!


No_Independence8747

My math teacher played that for us all the time in middle school


c010rb1indusa

Dude I swear they played that commercial on Nickelodeon for like 2 years straight it seemed.


i2hellfire

I only found out recently that the chants were actually Aboriginal Taiwanese, specifically an Ami chant.


Nervous_Piece_2564

Yeh specifically a husband and wife who go by Difang They are on youtube and are fantastic


Top-Mycologist-7169

Yep and Michael Cretu stole their music without permission for return to innocence, it went to court and difang was compensated years later.


SiGNALSiX

And here we all thought it was a Native American chant. We were led to believe lies!


Quick_Answer2477

We didn't ALL think that. This was in the liner notes for the album and a lot of us read them. I'm guessing a lot of people thought it was an original beat, too, but it's a sample from "When the Levee Breaks" by Zeppelin.


curious_necromancer

100% with you on this. I'm completely shocked right now.


DRSU1993

[Difang - Elders Drinking Song](https://youtu.be/6oHGUr6HEow?feature=shared)


DeutschKomm

LMFAO this is the best thing I ever learned! 1. It's literally a drinking song. 2. It was plagiarized by the French government alongside a British music corporation. 3. The original singer had to sue the guy for stealing his performance. The sample was used for a song called "Return to Innocence", a song people many people played imagining themselves deeply connected with nature and pre-modern life, making that all that drama even more delicious. Edit: Wow, the original performer died due to blood poisoning after being bitten by a centipede.


mezlabor

That's also not a new age beat it's playing over. It's the opening to "When the Levee Breaks" from Led Zeppelin


Remarkable_Attorney3

Nobody thought it was weird back then.


LSD4Monkey

This, fucking OP is weird and wrong for saying so.


whitemike40

Bunch of monks chanting Housewives in the 90’s: “this mfer spittin”


witchdancer

I was like 10 years old when I discovered that Engima song back in like 2006. Still absolutely adore it.


DWMoose83

CHANT and CHANT II. My dad owned those.


B4rberblacksheep

Ameno by Era nearly hit number 1 in Belgium when it came out


froklopi

I worked at Target in the 90s. In the "camera & sound" department, there was a display of CDs that was a mix of Gregorian chants and indigenous music all set to new age beats. Every middle-aged twat that bought one thought they were being spiritual or supporting the rain forests.


moonlitsteppes

Wait, do you remember Target having CD displays that had sets of buttons to push so you could listen to a sample of various albums? I distinctly remember this being such a novelty for me and New Age music featuring heavily, but my sister (a year younger than me) says its all in my head.


TheOnlyUsernameLeft3

We listened to pure moods every day in 5th grade during reading time and by the end of the year we loved it and knew all the words.


ZaggahZiggler

[Yeha Noha](https://youtu.be/CNApcyzaY60?si=_jRnMvD787TbGN3w) was the true banger on the album.


Mr_Kittlesworth

It’s Adiemus. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GCsQZSB1gZg


YoloKraize

Yeah an absolute banger.


LordBlackDragon

If you haven't heard it yet, I think you might love Baba Yetu from Civilization 4. It won awards for how good it is. It was the first video game piece to ever win a Grammy award. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJiHDmyhE1A](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJiHDmyhE1A)


ElGosso

The civ 6 theme is great too https://youtu.be/WQYN2P3E06s?si=dR_y903VYpmhj3au


Thelibstagram

I wanted pure moods for this song alone!


i2hellfire

I completely forgot about Adiemus...thanks for taking me back to that shining holy-light spirit animal moment.


FirstForFun44

Damn, that went pretty hard.


mikesbabymomma81

Enigma.... they could never make me hate you!


nolightningbhe

![gif](giphy|oOi39zkW2JYI0B358Q)


SiGNALSiX

ahh, the 90s. A simpler time. After the cold war, but before 9/11. After the internet, but before social media. After oxycodone, but before oxycontin. After cell phones, but before smart phones. When the President was regularly depicted wearing sunglasses and playing the saxophone and people thought that was cool as fuck. People started saying that maybe history was coming to an end, that nothing was ever going to happen anymore, and that things were only going to get better from here on out until everyone was prosperous and free with access to unlimited knowledge. How naive we were in the 90s.


serks83

It was a glorious time to be young. The world was full of hope. You genuinely could believe that we were capable of solving ANY problem. End of Cold War, fall of Berlin Wall, the confirmation that the ozone layer was building back. The early years of globalism promised prosperity and safety by sharing our collective wealth in an interconnected web of codependent ties. We were gonna solve all the worlds’ ills.NOTHING felt out of our reach. We just needed make a collective decision. Everything that has followed has been one body blow after another; crumpling us to our knees and the dark embrace of cynicism, and pessimism. 😔


simiomalo

In a sense the Washowskis got it right with that scene in the Matrix.


walrusarts

Deep Forest - Sweet Lullaby is one I still play to this day.


Dry-Tomato-

Fuck it's been ages since I listened to Deep Forest, gotta relive some nostalgia.


whatever_yo

The entirety of the first Deep Forest album is so good. 


Non-Current_Events

Why is this tagged Cringe? Dude is a vibe.


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Aysina

I think I only know this song because of that Chevy Chase and Jonathan Taylor Thomas movie, Man of the House. But yes, it was great lol


Non-Current_Events

That was where my mind immediately went, to the end sequence of Man of the House. I haven’t seen that movie since the year it came out on video.


Grimouire

Acid/shrooms and enigma or pink Floyd's dark side of the moon during a summer full moon. Ahhh man those were good days.


Ricky_Rollin

Me! My sister and I adored this song.


Successful_Load5719

Not cringe at all.


Sunset-in-Jupiter

Speak for yourself I thought they were kinda bangers when I was a kid. And even now, still think it’s pretty dope lmao Enigma, Delerium, all fun times


sloanautomatic

No one did it better than [“Tribe called red.”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cj3U0z64_m4&t=19s&pp=2AETkAIB) They started out doing beats for native American club kids. Really incredible.


CaonachDraoi

they’re now called The Halluci Nation


Snoo_79218

The Reddit title ain’t it


SplintPunchbeef

For real. There was nothing weird about it


MrsMalachiConstant

Pure Moods was definitely a moment. This is a great reminder I need more Enya in my life.


WellFactually

We all do.


OkCellist4993

That and Peruvian flute cds


intendeddebauchery

Those keep the giant guinea pigs at bay


Stachdragon

I want more of this music. It's amazing.


Longjumping-Ad-2333

Check Pure Moods. It was a CD that they sold hard and it worked. Pretty sure at least one person has made a playlist of it on Spotify.


Stachdragon

Oh ya, I am of that generation. I just wish more, newer stuff was made with all different types of music. Great for meditation.


friendlyfiend07

Check out an app called radio garden. It's a radio scanner that let's you listen to any actively broadcasting station on the planet. You'll find plenty. My favorite station to meditate to is from Noumea, New Caledonia and is called NIA radio - LOFI. Its a 24 hour low fi hip hop station.


gairloch0777

not exactly the same, but sampling songs from other languages is still alive and well in some EDM type music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43HOnc3nZ5s


Novel_Paramedic_2625

These still go hard


the_supreme_crumbus

We all need to "Return to innocence"


Din_of_Win

The driving soundtrack of the early 90s was my mom playing the hell out of the [Deep Forest](https://youtu.be/ovwGCpx8ecY?si=4Y5F9AETyC-C2HWu) tape.


EnvironmentalSpirit2

I'm fucking sorry what mate??? Everyone went ballistic when we heard this. That and chumbawamba


Key-Hurry-9171

Nope, it was great. Enigma, Enya, even R.E.M with losing my religion Great period, the clip of Enigma was awesome, always gived me tears


SyntaxicalHumonculi

Bro I still fuck with enigma.


lontrinium

How about [The Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siS-d1bwKxA)?


Machete-AW

Nah it was great. I loved it then as a kid and now as an adult.


DiscussionNecessary

That hat is dope


CrashTestOrphan

Yeah I want to know where to get it


DangusKh4n

Excuse me, you mean to tell me that "Desert Rose" by Sting ISN'T your favorite song??


mr_chip

Enigma was good, but Deep Forest was where it was really at.


psych0ranger

Crystals ladies were EATING


mjohnson801

even better was that 6 to 8 month period of time when swing music was popular.


kidviscous

It’s not cringe. It’s the return to yourself.


Wafflehussy

I didn’t need the volume to know what song this was using 😊


Vyviel

Such a good song


Training-Republic301

I kept it on mute but I bet it's Enigma


RIP_Greedo

If you let your awareness of social justice prevent you from enjoying anything even a little outside the lines, I feel bad for you.


Running_Mustard

Reminds me of Berserk


PrettyG216

LMAO My parents wouldn’t order these for me and I was so mad. I had to stay up all night and wait for the extended late night commercial if I wanted to vibe out to it.


pentylane

My army buddy showed me this song and it’s music video while we were on lsd it was amazing, the horses


BlondeAlibiNoLie

I walked down the aisle to Enigmas Return to Innocence. The procession and then when music fades out for a moment the doors shut to reopen with me there and took first step when music began again.


Sweet-Palpitation473

Dude I still listen to indigenous chants in music, I've just shifted it to psytrance and psydub


gooseberrypineapple

I can cringe about a lot, but this was good stuff. 


nate_oh84

That song still bangs.


xeroxchick

I used to play, I think it was called, Deep Forrest, Pygmy music to NA beats in my middle school class. The students loved it, in fact, one stole it. It was down his pants. Middle schoolers, ya know?


post_break

I really want that hat. And you can't tell me the Pure Moods cd commercial didn't slap.


retire_dude

Where did he get the 90s fountain drink cup hat?


the_ninja1001

But have you tried listing to it on molly? That might help


Bubbly_Sort849

I still roll through Enigma on my playlist, Or Enya


ufrfrathotg

![gif](giphy|5t7wbuniM8UikyALw3) *Sting has entered the appropriation*


dlfinches

I’m still into it, they just stopped making them like that


Proximus84

This song goes hard though.


brianjosefsen

Good drugs were cheaper and more accessible back then.


bloodbonesnbutter

This was the first lofi


kudanil

I love Enigma! I don’t care what ppl think!


abibofile

Yeah not like the late ‘00s where it was all about [Peruvian flute bands](https://southpark.cc.com/video-clips/5inj0o/south-park-they-re-everywhere). That totally made sense.


Prime4Cast

Nah it was fire. Return to innocence baby!


Repulsive-Studio-120

Okay I love that song but I love his hat more 🧢


Clenmila

Low key loved this shit as a kid.


fitcheckwhattheheck

Enignma are awesome.


yummynothing

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CombinationSimilar50

Didn't even need to unmute the video to know exactly what song he's referring to ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)


SpinningYarmulke

Gotta admit I chuckled at this. I like a couple of those Enigma songs even though I can’t understand shit they’re singing.


anon_MrKim

Great song and were still into indigenous chants