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From:
Michael Upton
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Intelligent Dance Music
Date:
Tue, 7 Nov 1995 14:22:24 +1300 (NZDT)
Subject:
(idm) Re: Samplespotting
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Okay, a few of my own comments on this... Patricia Spyrakos wrote:
quoted 2 lines ...where did "even a stopped clock gives the right time twice a day"> ...where did "even a stopped clock gives the right time twice a day" > come from???(ride also used this sample)
If you look in the sleeve to Ride's 'Going Blank Again' you'll notice they accredit it. It's from the movie 'Withnail and I', which is produced by Handmade Films and is definitely worth checking out, in my opinion. Seofon@aol.com wrote:
quoted 2 lines and, interestingly enough, the title of Front 242's "Serial Killers Don't> and, interestingly enough, the title of Front 242's "Serial Killers Don't > Kill Their Girlfriend" is from the Agent Cooper cassette tape thing.
I also noticed when watching Luc Besson's 'Nikita' (which seems to be getting called 'La Femme Nikita' a lot recently) that the scream at the beginning of that track is the main character yelling at a security guard. As far as I remember, it's something like "Open the door you bastard" in French. GD wrote:
quoted 3 lines Although he's not ambient, Tricky uses Smashing Pumpkins, Public Enemy, and> Although he's not ambient, Tricky uses Smashing Pumpkins, Public Enemy, and > Portishead (how's that for fresh, right-off-the-press samples!) on the > 'Maxinquaye' record.
I'd like to point out that both Portishead and Tricky sampled 'Ike's Rap III' by Isaac Hayes, to make 'Glory Box' and 'Hell's Around the Corner' respectively, so, as far as I know, Tricky didn't sample Portishead. It's a kinda interesting trick, sampling a track's beat, bass line, and string section to make something new... I'm still trying to decide whether or not I think they're just boring rip offs. Oh yeah, also off the same Isaac Hayes compilation, Ike's Mood, comes the horn section for Massive Attack's 'One Love'. They also scratch in the bass line and use the entire beat and piano line at the end of the track. Also, they sampled the beat for 'Lately' off the same album. Fuck I hate being a train spotter. Why do I do this??? Michael ______________________________________________________________________________ scrot@sans.vuw.ac.nz (Michael Upton) "Doo doo doo" - Beach Boys ______________________________________________________________________________