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PrintableI always thought I could hear a vocal sample from Erotic City on "Me Myself & I" by De La Soul. | |
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skilletnomicrowave said: langebleu said: Exa,ples registered with the Library of Congress for Copyright purposes (there are quite a few)
"Get yourself together : pts. 1 & 2" Young Disciples Credit partly given to Prince and Controversy music. Sample not known / stated. The sample was 'gang called the disciples' from 'SOTT' Thanks ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift. |
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I was referring to the intro scream from Gett Off - and to me yes it is sampled in Jump around throughout | |
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col said: AsylumUtopia said: I know I've heard a song sampling the guitar from Kiss but haven't a clue who or what it was.
2 Many DJ's Ah yes, I know that, but what I'm thinking of wasn't some throw-away dj thing, it was a throw-away pop song by some manufactured talentless fool - it was in the UK charts a few (2 or 3?) years ago. Lemmy, Bowie, Prince, Leonard. RIP. |
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mattosgood said: I was referring to the intro scream from Gett Off - and to me yes it is sampled in Jump around throughout
http://www.beltone.com look in2that and then check with me again it is NOT the scream from Gett Off | |
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Taureau said: TheRealFiness said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: TheRealFiness said: mattosgood said: Jump Around - House of Pain - scream from Gett Off
errr...NO... heyyy!  and yeah, the scream in "jump around" ain't from "gett off". it's another oft-used scream.hey its not even a scream. its a horn blast  Is it the horn blast intro to The Grunt?  More than Likely.. everyone sampled the grunt back then..but these cats need 2 hear mo betta instead of thinking every high pitched sample is a prince scream lol... | |
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The 1's I can think of 'Whats Ya Phone #' by Tupac which samples '777-9311' by The Time, which Prince wrote. Tupac also sampled 'Darling Nikki' for 'Heartz Of Men' (I think) both can b found on Tupac's 'All Eyez On Me'. | |
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did LL get his "Hey Lover" title from the line in Soft and Wet? Positivity YES
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Public Enemy used a Prince guitar sample in one of their hits. If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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phunkymunky said: What's ya #? - 2Pac samples '777-9311'
PM Dawn sampled 1999 There's another 2pac song that samples the bit at the end of Darling Nikki I read somewhere that LL Cool J sampled 'Irresistable Bitch' I don't know the LL Cool J song, but the other 2pac song is "Heartz of Men" that samples Darling Nikki. **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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If I'm not mistaken, The Macarena contained a sample from "My Name is Prince". It was Mayte's tribal type scream that you hear before the song starts. **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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'17 Days' by Living Color (it was a b-side and they performed it several times live) VinoDaMusica: *THE*SOUND*OF*ROTTERDAM* | |
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col said: AsylumUtopia said: I know I've heard a song sampling the guitar from Kiss but haven't a clue who or what it was.
2 Many DJ's There's also "Put The Needle On The Record" by Criminal Element Orchestra from 1987. It's actualy a pseudonym for legendary producer Arthur Baker (he was the soulsonic force behind Afrika Bambaata 'Planet Rock' and he worked with New Order a lot, then he moved to the UK and started the Elbow Rooms chain). It uses the guitar line from Kiss and the 'Ugh'. It opens with the line "Put the needle on the record Jim when the drumbeats go like this" as also used on M/A/R/R/S 'Pump Up The Volume' the same year, although which came first someone else will have to say, 'cause I don't know. "You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain" | |
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Elements of life uses another Madhouse track as the mainframe sample for 'still holdin' on' on Oxygen Music Works, it's almost like a remix | |
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