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Axel F

Axel F

Song by Harold FaltermeyerWikipedia

Search complete. 17 mentions across 11 episodes found for "Axel F".

Nov 3, 2026

Rob RouseGUEST
19:17
I should big it up.
Rob RouseGUEST
19:17
I can play Axel F.
Rob RouseGUEST
19:20
Do you want the lead? Do you want the chords? Or do you want the big fat bass line? When you say it like that, it's got to be big fat bass line.
Rob RouseGUEST
19:27
Yeah, here we go.
AndyHOST
14:15
What's the theme song, Gary?
GaryHOST
14:17
Axel F.
AndyHOST
14:18
All right.
AndyHOST
14:21
So in Die Hard, this is number 12.
Tony McManusHOST
91:16
133693.
Tony McManusHOST
91:18
Axel F is the name of the track.
Tony McManusHOST
91:21
What did the F stand for? For those who have a bit of a memory going back to the 80s, I would have thought that was tone.
Tony McManusHOST
91:28
It's a nice piece,

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Tony McManusHOST
103:08
Foley.
Tony McManusHOST
103:09
Well done, you.
Tony McManusHOST
103:10
Good work, Axel Foley.
Tony McManusHOST
103:12
And what a movie that was.
SamHOST
2:50
The start of the song, you would be forgiven if you thought it was a Prodigy song.
SamHOST
2:55
And then the synths start and you're taken back to the early 2000s with hints of like Troye Sivan vocal rhythms meets Axl F
MaxwellHOST
3:06
synths.
SamHOST
3:08
Yeah, almost like that.
SamHOST
3:14
But it works.
SamHOST
3:15
Yeah.
SamHOST
3:15
So just picture like Troye Sivan meets Axl F with a bit of the prodigy and that is Car Crash Baby.
SamHOST
3:21
Mm-hmm.
Tony of PrideHOST
3:14
Okay, so fun fact, a German metal band I listened to, that just happened to them as well.
Tony of PrideHOST
3:19
They did a remix of Axl F, Crazy Frog.
Tony of PrideHOST
3:22
You guys remember that?
CedricHOST
3:23
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
ChrisHOST
11:32
In fact, I know I've mentioned it before.
ChrisHOST
11:33
It was Axl F, the brilliant Axl F by Harold Faltermeyer, who was Giorgio Moroder's programmer and, of course, would go on to produce Behaviour later on.
ChrisHOST
11:43
So a little bit of a Pet Shop Boys link there.
ChrisHOST
11:45
I didn't know it at the time, but Axl F was also an influence on the first version of Suburbia that they recorded for Please.
ChrisHOST
11:52
So Axl F was the first single I bought, but a few months earlier, I had actually been bought, much in the same way that Chris was bought Baby Love, I was bought Band-Aids Do They Know It's Christmas for Christmas.
ChrisHOST
12:04
Funny enough.
ChrisHOST
12:05
So I am charity synth pop before Beverly Hills cop pop.
Molly ClarkGUEST
20:37
[laughs]
Adam MontielHOST
20:37
Or like, the Axel F theme on that.
Adam MontielHOST
20:40
It's so-
Molly ClarkGUEST
20:40
And you could probably play it in 20 different sort of instrument sounds.
Maureen JohnsonGUEST
22:49
I live high up on a high up floor, which means I ride it down in an elevator, which means I'm constantly in interactions, sublime, extreme, or just like the time I got on the elevator and a kid that was maybe 10 years old was holding a keytar.
Maureen JohnsonGUEST
23:04
And as we went down, he played the beginning of Axel F, the doo doo doo doo doo doo doo.
Maureen JohnsonGUEST
23:09
And he timed it exactly to when the elevator stopped, tipped down his sunglasses, and got off.
Maureen JohnsonGUEST
23:15
And I mean, that happens.
David HepworthHOST
52:44
Right.
Matthew ElliottGUEST
52:44
Um, Axel F and Crockett's Theme, things.
Matthew ElliottGUEST
52:47
But these were big hits in the '80s.
Matthew ElliottGUEST
52:50
Um, and then-
Justin MooreHOST
26:59
Yeah, 3 was different.
Pat WalkerCORRESPONDENT
27:01
And then Axel F was also really bad.
Roger ScottHOST
27:05
But you had to watch it.
Roger ScottHOST
27:06
Just like Caddyshack 2, it sucked, but you had to watch it.

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