CrateBandits1 wrote: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"
Man, you guys should definitely check Wagon Christ aka Luke Vibert's tune Deux Aus De Maia on Ninja Tune - DJ Kentaro does a nice cut with some Run DMC over the top of the track on his Solid Steel compilation (if you guys wanna check it?). But Wagon Christ flips Nautilus real cool, and even though I thought it was gonna be totally wack when I first heard it, it turns into a really cool tune, despite Nautilus being the predominant sample throughout.
Sample whatever, just flip it right. If it sounds like every other motherf*cker's version, then give up and go home. You ain't doing anything new or different, so try something else!
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