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(idm) Re: Yeah, then Whoo

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◇ merged from 2 subjects: (idm) re: idm-digest v2 #443 · (idm) re: yeah, then whoo
1998-12-16 14:35Jeremy A.Smith (idm) Re: idm-digest V2 #443
└─ 1998-12-17 01:50(idm) Re: Yeah, then Whoo
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1998-12-16 14:35Jeremy A.Smith> Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998 10:56:32 -0500 > From: Andrew Cowper <acowper@dvcorp.com> > Subje
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quoted 6 lines Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998 10:56:32 -0500> Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998 10:56:32 -0500 > From: Andrew Cowper <acowper@dvcorp.com> > Subject: (idm) "yeah! WHOO!" > > >> > i'm NOT kidding, they even left in the "yeah! WHOO!" stuff. pretty
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quoted 5 lines You know, there's not nearly enough songs these days that do this. that> > >> > > You know, there's not nearly enough songs these days that do this. that > "yeah whoo!" sample used to be a staple, man. Something you could rely
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quoted 4 lines It was reassuring. Bring it back!> It was reassuring. Bring it back! > > CheersAndrew C. (who's going to listen to Tricky Disco when he gets home > tonight. Yeah! Whoo! Yeah! Whoo! Yeah! Whoo! Yeah! Whoo!)
It's not "Yeah, whoo", it's "Whoo! Yeah!". Note the order - that's very important. Perhaps they put the 'Whoo' before the 'Yeah' in the US versions of the songs? Jeremy.
1998-12-17 01:50mike@hyperreal.orgJeremy A.Smith wrote: > > "yeah whoo!" sample used to be a staple, man. > > It's not "Yeah
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Jeremy A.Smith wrote:
quoted 4 lines "yeah whoo!" sample used to be a staple, man.> > "yeah whoo!" sample used to be a staple, man. > > It's not "Yeah, whoo", it's "Whoo! Yeah!". Note the order - that's very > important.
Since it's so important, I'll have to tell you that you're wrong. The oft-used sample, assuming we're talking about the same one, is from "Think (About It)" by Lyn Collins, produced and arranged by James Brown. The "Yeah!" comes halfway between the 2 and 3, and the "Whoo!" comes halfway between the 4 and following 1. "Think (About It)" is also the source of the breakbeat heard in a lot of old rave tunes like Quadrophonia, that T99 stuff, and scads of others. The one that goes 'bohm, CHA, di-di-di-CHA' with the rather shrill tambs. Also the source of "It takes two to make a thing go right, it takes two two to make it outta sight". Also just the tambs by themselves. -M. onNow: Thomas Fehlmann, Good Fridge: Flowing 9098. First impressions: very nice. Much like the Flow EP and Sun Electric, as expected. Slightly syrupy, or perhaps "lite", yet engaging from start to finish. Many thanks to EAR/Rational, yet another excellent IDM mail order company...