Normally I won't take these things to public,
but solving the issue with the label didn't succeed
I'm 100% sure The Black Dog samples a track of the artist CiM,
a track from Delsin's Service Pack release. (released 1999)
On it's own not a not-to-overcome-problem, but..
quote from the artist, Ken Downie aka The Black Dog
"No samples were used. From anybody."
Dust Label owner Martin:
"I've no reason to doubt Ken at all."
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Compare and contrast...
A: 'new' Black Dog on Dust Science
http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF189035-01-01-01.mp3
B: CiM - Shift - Service Pack/Do Not Multiply Models
http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF137860-01-01-04.mp3
Well, if you still need any help....
What makes it most obvious is that the bassline is the same and that
it *starts at the same time as the high string sounds*.
Listen to the Black Dog Juno MP3 sample at 23 secs in to hear this,
and compare this with the Shift track at 3 sec.
you just can't do three sounds exactly the same
a low string, a high string and bass sound
all with the same reverb!
all in the same time schedule
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or to make it more easy:
http://nomorewords.net/shift.mp3
http://nomorewords.net/blackdogtrack.mp3
"No samples were used. From anybody."
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