records to stay away from (or be cautious of..)

Hell Anything can be sampled its up to us as musicians to freak the hell out of our samples. everybody approaches music differently what i might hear in a record might be totally different form you might hear, It's Hip Hop It's all good

real shit molekular...

word...ANYTHING can be flipped man..like i said in another post my boy passed me a record from 85...it was beyond cheese, they dont make a word for how goofy this record was...he said theres no good samples and i ended up making 2 banging beats from it..u just gotta use your ear all the time no matter what, and listen to every minute of that record

MattMatiks PG wrote:

dj e.d.e wrote:

Herb Alpert has mad sh*t... What're you talkin about... Might not be your speed, but he has a lot of good sh*t to sample... Especially on some of those Tijuana Brass albums...

i second that.. did he jusst start diigin, or what i have a gang load of herb albert

That's what I was figuring as well... Cause there was a lot of sh*t I thought was wack when I started diggin cause I didn't have the vision to see how to get it to be tight...

Hold on to that stuff man... Herb Alpert has some golden loops...

I am far from a rookie on sampling, I just hate TJ brass...If they were worth something there wouldn't be so many of them in bargain bin. Maybe you are just more of a hip hop head then me? maybe you only dig the tj brass just because the wu took it back in the day?

no thats not it!!! i appreicate the music, i dont even listen to todays music, thats all i do is listen to my records and the records i digg for.

and i would say that i'm not much of a hiphop head,

i live the culture.
i enjoy some of the music; and yes most of what i produce is hiphop, but thats only cuz i'm stilling learning this hole music thing,

i didnt say you were a rookie at sampling ,
i said you may be a rookie at D.I.T.C
but if you don't like tj brass then don't buy it and put down the artist if you dont like his music.
the reason there are so many of his albums in the dollar bins is thats probablly because alot of people liked his music, and once cd's came out,T.T.'s and records went out in these peoples homes as well
herb albert is very talented and so are the people he played with.

honestly im not really feelin TJ brass either. some of herb is aight, but that crazy marachi shit is too much for me. That shit is straight up garage and salvo style right there. I got alot of that shit layin around. just aint my thing

MattMatiks PG wrote:

TheMPCRipper wrote:Herb Alpert and the TJ Brass!! I bought like 5 of those albums a year ago and it was the worst 2.50 I ever spent...

Herb Alpert has mad sh*t... What're you talkin about... Might not be your speed, but he has a lot of good sh*t to sample... Especially on some of those Tijuana Brass albums...

yeah, like that biggie sample!

I cant believe you passin any of that ish up!

am i slippin? i pass up Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass recs all the time since i see at least one every time i dig... sometimes i see like 10 or so together, someones collection or some ish... the only time i ever copped one is when i found the "music box" one sealed.. i bought it for a dollar and its stayed sealed ever since, LOL!

TheMPCRipper wrote:Herb Alpert and the TJ Brass!! I bought like 5 of those albums a year ago and it was the worst 2.50 I ever spent...

that's ridiculous. i've sampled herb alpert and tj brass on numerous occasions (just recently on some work i did for a theater production, as a matter of fact). furthermore, "whipped cream and other delights" has the most awesome picture ever used for an album cover.

Stay away from Chris Spheeris.Infinite Arkatekz sampled him a lot in Raekwon's Immobilarity (3-4 loops as far as i remember) and in QB'S Finest (one loop taken).

I really chop up my work and pitch it and only take chords if I need to so people can't find out where I sampled from then I build around the sampled chops with other insturments. No one still hasn't found out where I sample my shit from unless I play the sample before the beat starts.









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Herb Alpert is the man - he's been involved with some dope ish, but if I see another Tijuana Brass record I'll ****in' vomit - they're everywhere you seem to go !!

Funny co-incidence - I picked up one album that he was involved with the other day, was really digging it at home, a few tracks on it had been looped by various people, including that early Bored Stiff ep - one of the best eps ever released !! That night I was watching this beastie boys DVD that I also scored that day (10 bucks at a record fair) and in one of the film clips there's one of them (maybe Ad-rock I think) there holding up the record to the camera and pointing at it and smiling like "this is the shit!!"

sodajerk wrote:

TheMPCRipper wrote:Herb Alpert and the TJ Brass!! I bought like 5 of those albums a year ago and it was the worst 2.50 I ever spent...

that's ridiculous. i've sampled herb alpert and tj brass on numerous occasions (just recently on some work i did for a theater production, as a matter of fact). furthermore, "whipped cream and other delights" has the most awesome picture ever used for an album cover.

yeah i love that cover yo.

DJchrono why the **** u talkin shit u beats the wackest shit i ever heard *****.stick to fruity loop.Anywyas I only sample from Black or Hispanic records.My rule fro samplin is the person/peeople Im sampling from must be half black or 75% hispanic.I interpolate from anybody.Tahts what i find to be good

calchrn2010 wrote:Anywyas I only sample from Black or Hispanic records.My rule fro samplin is the person/peeople Im sampling from must be half black or 75% hispanic.I interpolate from anybody.Tahts what i find to be good

hahahahaha.

what happens when you accidentally sample a white boy record? does your whole world come crashing down?