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Thread started 09/01/06 11:18am

Graycap23

If sampling and cover tunes were illegal....

If sampling and doing cover songs were OUTLAWED tomorrow, how many current artist careers would be over? I'd say more that u think.....
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Reply #1 posted 09/01/06 11:52am

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Graycap23 said:

If sampling and doing cover songs were OUTLAWED tomorrow, how many current artist careers would be over? I'd say more that u think.....

Yeah , and a lot , A LOTTA musicshops would have to campfire their inventory .
On the cover-material , let's start with the most ancient copied work in classical,- & jazz-standards .
Tell it through the grapevine who started that soul-gem first and burn the remaining versions .

Happy hunting .
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Reply #2 posted 09/01/06 12:22pm

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Then the only problem would be...



...where to dump all the remains.


Seriously though, there a quite a few covers that should be left alone.


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Reply #3 posted 09/01/06 1:11pm

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just think what a glorious world it would be. there would be no more crap from talentless fools like frank sinatra, billie holiday, ella fitzgerald, charlie parker, al green and aretha franklin. uninventive backward-looking only-out-for-a-buck businessmen like amon tobin, dj shadow and prince paul would be forced to sell their enormous tuscan villas and their merc s-classes. leaving the gateways open for the true talent like maroon 5 and james blunt.

wait....what?
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Reply #4 posted 09/01/06 1:19pm

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theghostoftonym said:

just think what a glorious world it would be. there would be no more crap from talentless fools like frank sinatra, billie holiday, ella fitzgerald, charlie parker, al green and aretha franklin. uninventive backward-looking only-out-for-a-buck businessmen like amon tobin, dj shadow and prince paul would be forced to sell their enormous tuscan villas and their merc s-classes. leaving the gateways open for the true talent like maroon 5 and james blunt.

wait....what?



Old school in no way compares 2 the CRAP we R being fed today. Those people actually have T A L E N T.
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Reply #5 posted 09/01/06 1:21pm

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right...so the problem is talent. cover tunes and sampling are neither here nor there. thank you. end of thread
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Reply #6 posted 09/01/06 1:22pm

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theghostoftonym said:


wait....what?

evillol
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Reply #7 posted 09/01/06 1:24pm

Graycap23

theghostoftonym said:

right...so the problem is talent. cover tunes and sampling are neither here nor there. thank you. end of thread


Disagree. Most of what u here in r&b, hip-hop is one or the other these days and they have no TALENT.
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Reply #8 posted 09/01/06 1:27pm

Graycap23

For my taste, I'd be perfectly fine if I NEVER heard another sample or cover tune again in my lifetime. EVER.....
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Reply #9 posted 09/01/06 1:34pm

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There is however , good R&B talent to be found @ independent places like http://cdbaby.com/style/urban or www.myspace.com

Or explore within an interesting site like http://blog.jazz-not-jazz.com/

Much of this stuff you won't hear on commercial radio , which seems the only & neverending grade-meter to which a lot of current releases are judged for .
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Reply #10 posted 09/01/06 1:38pm

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I can't help but think of a few great albums that would have never been made if it were outlawed in the first place


Paul's Boutique


3 feet high and rising


Fear Of A Black Planet
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Reply #11 posted 09/01/06 1:40pm

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You would think the end of the world was here because you would turn on the radio and all you would hear would be dead air static.
Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #12 posted 09/01/06 1:47pm

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those three albums I posted took samples from different sources to create something original. even sampling was done more creatively at one point. but the sampling laws changed.
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Reply #13 posted 09/01/06 2:00pm

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vainandy said:

You would think the end of the world was here because you would turn on the radio and all you would hear would be dead air static.


"Darkness , No power" - Snake Plissken
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Reply #14 posted 09/01/06 3:48pm

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Meloh9 said:

I can't help but think of a few great albums that would have never been made if it were outlawed in the first place


Paul's Boutique


3 feet high and rising


Fear Of A Black Planet


Thank you worship
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Reply #15 posted 09/01/06 3:51pm

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On one hand . . . we'd say goodbye to virtually every R&B artist charting today.

On the other hand, we'd lose these jewels from recent days . . .



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Reply #16 posted 09/01/06 4:27pm

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Meloh9 said:

I can't help but think of a few great albums that would have never been made if it were outlawed in the first place


Paul's Boutique


3 feet high and rising


Fear Of A Black Planet



And don't forget about DJ Shadow's Endroducting. Without sampling, the poor man might have been a store manager at Wendy's!!!
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