Drumloop on PMD "Ruff, Rugged & Raw"

Does somebody know, which Break was used on PMD's Slammer?

I'm starting a little side project and want to re-create that beat.

I was wondering if somebody would like to share his knowledge with me.

PEACE

Sounds a bit like the sorcerer of isis break, i'm not sure. I guess they layered it with other drums, the snare reminds me a bit of the one from Melvin Bliss-Substitution.

the snare reminds me on that hundred times samped sing a simple song snare from Sly Stone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLQyWoBXb2M#t=2m54s

peace

I'm hearing possibly "Get Out of My Woman", sounds closest to the Mad Lads Version. I have to dig out some other versions. Could be some layers as Borat suggested, it seems clear the drums were chopped and re shuffled on the breaks, so it doesn't seem like stretch that they were layered too.

Agallah produced it when he was known as 8-Off The Assassinator. This is buggin' me so much now I just tried to friend him on FB to straight up ask him. His list was full though.

Even if they aren't the exact ones, the Mad Lads one is close enough to use I think.

I uploaded 24 loops (some pretty raspy sounding, sorry) I have of that song by various artists. I know they aren't all candidates but what the hell it only totaled 13MB.

http://www.mediafire.com/?z1radr11dgz1154

peterpiper, yeah I almost thought Long Red snare chopped on a dime. But that's one Sermon used a bunch of times. My next thought was PE using it and I thought of that Sly snare myself.

Wow, thanks for those great and helpful replies, guys. Gotta have to check those breaks out now.

Some trivia aside:

While I was diggin' for the Main Sample of the Track (not the drums) which is "Eleanor Rigby" by Rare Earth



I realized, the the 2nd half of the Intro was used for another Song of the Same PMD Album, called "I'm a B boy", which I love even more…



Thanks for the help…

PEACE | STAN

PS: The foundation is laid out

http://goo.gl/VzHCs

The drums come from one of the Carlos Bess C-12 Funky Drummer records.
Good luck finding it, I've been looking for years.