Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By wudsiba Wed May 30, 2007 6:46 pm
jaem, I just had to swing for a second and let you know that the ET giving the finger is too good...
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By dopedee Wed May 30, 2007 11:05 pm
only songs you shouldnt sample .... mine!


actually i dont care but you better flip it! well and good luck finding them.
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By Cazillac Thu May 31, 2007 6:18 am
any song where you gonna have to pay way more than you gonna make. hello...

By Alphawolf Fri Jun 01, 2007 12:39 am
mindcontrol wrote:i hate stand by me

and for that reason i wont ever sample it


how can you not like sam cooke....that song is from the fiftys I think.... what a quality record soundwise.....nooooooooo Iiiiiiii won't be afraid for as longeeeee.................
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By TheFirstJimBo Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:59 am
I think I'm going to sample stand by me, thanks.

nah but if the price is right, and someone wanted me to use that sample, I would do it.
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By bobbybigbeats Fri Jun 01, 2007 7:12 pm
man I only try and use sounds and songs I like... I thought that was the whole point of This Thing... shows what I know...

I can make john bonham drum for me? And jimmy smith is over there playing organ? and i got axl rose talking nonsense while some swedish chick is ringing sleighbells and some moog dude is flying a helicopter overhead? That's my stuff, count me in...

there's something to be said for taking junk and making something you like, but I like sticking with what I already like for the whole process...
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By hiphoppa Fri Jun 01, 2007 10:10 pm
I find it hard to sample Led Zepplin and some others. Only because even if you adapt, there original joint just can't be touched. We take samples and rearrange them, they WROTE the pieces that got them loot. We only programmed them, but some rock joints are just to good to touch.


MHO

By dacrates Sat Jun 02, 2007 12:03 am
bobbybigbeats wrote:man I only try and use sounds and songs I like... I thought that was the whole point of This Thing... shows what I know...

I can make john bonham drum for me? And jimmy smith is over there playing organ? and i got axl rose talking nonsense while some swedish chick is ringing sleighbells and some moog dude is flying a helicopter overhead? That's my stuff, count me in...

there's something to be said for taking junk and making something you like, but I like sticking with what I already like for the whole process...



Thats it right there my brothers.....
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By eskaywho Sat Jun 02, 2007 12:33 am
hiphoppa wrote:I find it hard to sample Led Zepplin and some others. Only because even if you adapt, there original joint just can't be touched. We take samples and rearrange them, they WROTE the pieces that got them loot. We only programmed them, but some rock joints are just to good to touch.


MHO


hell yeah. i love rock but sampling some classic rock joints are just outta the question, mostly cuz it never sounds better than the original

By bobsmitt Sat Jun 02, 2007 9:45 pm
willie hutch - i choose you
jigsaw - sky high
there are a few others but i've heard these sampled so many times the exact same way.
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By Gold Fronts Sun Jun 03, 2007 2:41 am
that bob james natilus sample has been raped to no end, and so has that isley brothers sample between the sheets

dont even try it, no one will buy that
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By solah Mon Jun 04, 2007 5:18 am
gap magonie - diana in the atum wind.

i am sure it will never be touched ever again.
By CrateBandits1 Mon Jun 04, 2007 2:23 pm
Nautilus is still dope and can ber flipped to no end...its one of the easiest records to flip, great record for when ur 1st learning how to make beats...great practice when u cant find something tight, original, or fresh to sample, or just aint been diggin in a minute....Pete Rock has flipped it a few times and has used little elements here&there many times too, and its always FRESH And about no one buying a beat that samples Nautilus. WRONG....rong Consequence " DJob Song" prod by Kool-Ade 2007. Decent joint too....Muy Favorite Flip of Nautilus is Preemos- Jeru "My Mind Spray". Nothings safe, any record is fair game... Just dont LOOP it(especially Nautilus!!) i see people talkin about clearing samples....If u aint in the Game-big time or at least got your foot in the door, yet..dont worry....When u do get in...If someone buys your joint, its the artist and the labels problem...not ours... but on the contradictory tip, yall know u can get pinched over some drums? Diamond D had Lee Dorsey come at him over the Drums in Fat Joe's "Flow Joe" LD's "cover of "Get out of my Life (Woman)"...But he didnt catch no heat for the main loop--"Theme from Hawaii-Five-O"
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By parkerlewis Mon Jun 04, 2007 3:10 pm
yeah I love hearing how producers flip the same track. Check 9th flipping nautilus on Murs album....so different to 'beats to the rhyme' run dmc. I love that shit. I flipped it myself too, and I like my version! I listen to it a lot.

Synthetic Substitution is a painfully beatiful song in every way....but I still like that ultra flipped it, and everyone cops the break at the start etc....That's what hip hop is all about....don't try to draw the line anywhere!
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By mindcontrol Mon Jun 04, 2007 5:36 pm
Alphawolf wrote:
mindcontrol wrote:i hate stand by me

and for that reason i wont ever sample it


how can you not like sam cooke....that song is from the fiftys I think.... what a quality record soundwise.....nooooooooo Iiiiiiii won't be afraid for as longeeeee.................


that song is just boring, heard it sooooo many times. always bores me