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PrintableSoulchild82 said: theAudience said: According to my "present", Evil Vibrations by the Mighty Ryeders is being used. tA  Tribal Disorder
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TheRealFiness said: Soulchild82 said: you are correct the album version contains Light my fire and saturday in the park.... Don't doubt it for a second. 
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Damn I'm scurred to participate 
Some of these titles are waaaay too obscure for me. Any thread where the answer is likely to be "Hunky Dorey and the Doo-Littles' 45 promo only single on the SweetCorn Label released in 19sixtysumfin' " is a thread I'm reluctant to join. Rock on, witcha knowledgeable asses!!!!! 
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I'm not even gonna try and front as if I know a great deal about this subject off the top of my head.
The impetus for this thread, and a little research, was a present I was given by a DJ friend. That present was a disc called Sampled, Vol.3. which contains full length original compositions that have been sampled and used in some of today's popular music. 
(regarding research, i'm convinced I worked for the CIA or FBI in a past life)  
What was amazing to me was not the actual tunes that used the samples, but what some of the sample sources were. David McCallum, Lalo Schifrin, Thomas Newman (fabulous composition from the American Beauty movie score) , Bert Kaempfert (Does anybody know who this guy is?), etc. The use of obscure rock tunes by The Hombres (Let It Out is such a crack-up tune on its own), The James Gang, The Turtles and The Outlaw Blues Band. As on old-school musician, I readily admit that my initial reaction is to look down my nose at those who use samples (as the foundation of their "songs") as an excuse to become musical artists without putting in the hard work and "shedding" necessary to learn how to play an instrument properly or write original music. However, a new found respect is being developed for those who "put in work" to find and use more obscure and musically unrelated samples creatively. The track list... Disc One: 1. Right on for the darkness - Curtis Mayfield (AKA: Right on! - Silicone Soul) 2. Inside my love - Minnie Ripperton (AKA: 2 people - Jean Jacques Smoothie) 3. California soul - Marlena Shaw (AKA: The sound you hear! - The Wiseguys) 4. (Let me) Let me be your lover - Jimmy Bo Horne (AKA: Connected - Stereo MC's) 5. Strategy - Archie Bell and The Drells (AKA: Muhammed Ali - Faithless) 6. Baby let me take you (In my arms) - Detroit Emeralds (AKA: Say no go - De La Soul) 7. Cola Bottle baby - Edwin Birdsong (AKA: Harder, better, faster, stronger - Daft Punk) 8. Heartbeat - Taana Gardner (AKA: Here comes the hotstepper - Ini Kamoze) 9. Love hangover - Diana Ross (AKA: Freakin it - Will Smith) 10. Backstabbers - O'Jays (AKA: Wish I didn't miss you - Angie Stone) 11. My first mistake - The Chi-Lites (AKA: Needin' U - David Morales) 12. Everyman - Double Exposure (AKA: Salsoul nugget - M&S presents The Girl Next Door) 13. Evil vibrations - Mighty Ryeders (AKA: A rollerskating jam named Saturday's - De La Soul) 14. Funky president (people it's bad) - James Brown (AKA: Fight the power - Public Enemy) 15. Summer in the city - Quincy Jones (AKA: Les nuits - Nightmares on Wax) 16. Tahitan sunset - Bert Kaempfert and his Orchestra (AKA: In the bath - Lemon Jelly) 17. Daydream - Gunter Kallman Choir (AKA: Daydream in blue - I Monster) 18. The Danube Incident - Lalo Schifrin (AKA: Sour times - Portishead) 19. Ashes, the rain and I - The James Gang (AKA: Right here, right now - Fatboy Slim) Disc Two: 1. The Edge - David McCallum (AKA: The next episode - Dr Dre) 2. Apache - Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band (AKA: Know how - Young MC) 3. Love love's to love - Lulu (AKA: Santa Cruz - Fatboy Slim) 4. Unhooked generation - Freda Payne (AKA: Strong Island - JVC Force) 5. Dance across the floor - Jimmy "Bo" Horne (AKA: The might hard rocker - Cash Money and Marvellous) 6. Funky worm - Ohio Players (AKA: Boom! Shake the room - Jazy Jeff and the Fresh Prince) 7. Deep Gully - Outlaw Blues Band (AKA: When the s**t goes down - Cypress Hill) 8. Good humour man - Blue Mitchell (AKA: One to grow on - UMC's) 9. Inside out - American Gypsy (AKA: Whatever, whenever - Groove Armada) 10. Get up - Vernon Burch (AKA: Feel so good - Jamiroquai) 11. I love you more - George Duke (AKA: Digital love - Daft Punk) 12. You can't do it alone - Chic (AKA: Just 1 kiss - Basement Jaxx) 13. You showed me - The Turtles (AKA: Transmitting love from Mars - De La Soul) 14. Let it all hang out - Los Hombres (AKA: Wear your love like Heaven - Definition of Sound) 15. Merengue - Bolivar (AKA: Bingo bango - Basement Jaxx) 16. Beat girl - John Barry and his Orchestra (AKA: The rockafeller skank - Fatboy Slim) 17. Harlem shuffle - Bob and Earl (AKA: Jump around - House of Pain) 18. I can't stand the rain - Ann Peebles (AKA: The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) - Missy Elliot) 19. My way of life - Bert Kaempfert (AKA: Frontier psychiatrist - The Avalanches) 20. Any other name - Thomas Newman (AKA: American dream - Jakatta) 21. I won't hold you back - Toto (AKA: Another chance - Roger Sanchez) Keep livin' and learnin'. 
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psykosoul said: Any thread where the answer is likely to be "Hunky Dorey and the Doo-Littles' 45 promo only single on the SweetCorn Label released in 19sixtysumfin' " is a thread I'm reluctant to join.
Rock on, witcha knowledgeable asses!!!!!
I'll be in the corner taking notes. 
Jump on in bro, the water's...just a little chilly. 
(you love hangin' in those corners) tA Tribal Disorder
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psykosoul said: Any thread where the answer is likely to be "Hunky Dorey and the Doo-Littles' 45 promo only single on the SweetCorn Label released in 19sixtysumfin' " is a thread I'm reluctant to join.
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I'm sure some Electronica groups have already gotten hold of...
...The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations. This sounds like a great source of non-musical sound samples for the truly creative. 
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