Every Record has been flipped already

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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By buddy maxwell Thu Jan 15, 2009 9:42 pm
jpeg wrote:like i said diff opion but **** real talk just cos peeps dont like what being said thats no reason to be banned.

so relax it aint no big deal as i said **** i said still stand brah.



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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By phx_chronic Thu Jan 15, 2009 10:46 pm
jpeg wrote:like i said diff opion but **** real talk just cos peeps dont like what being said thats no reason to be banned.

so relax it aint no big deal as i said **** i said still stand brah.


damn, trying to read sentences with no punctuation really hurts after a blunt. brah ???
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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By ssnedden Thu Jan 15, 2009 10:49 pm
I'm not going to say it's ban-worthy. I either think they need to make an E-Digger section or people should learn how to not come into the crate digger section talking shit on records.

You might as well make another account an just talk shit on MPCs. You'll probably get more attention.
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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By A-Wrekz Fri Jan 16, 2009 7:40 pm
It's fun using/finding unknown samples. But, in my eyes it's more about the music than the game. The game makes the music more fun though, no doubt! Who can deny the feeling of dropping a dope sample than even you fellow diggers don't recognize. I feel though that its more about the final result. And its impossible for every record to be flipped already, there is too many and new ones are released every day. For example, can anyone tell me who sampled Boots Randolf Yakity Sax??
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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By kneebone77 Fri Jan 16, 2009 7:44 pm
A-Wrekz wrote:It's fun using/finding unknown samples. But, in my eyes it's more about the music than the game. The game makes the music more fun though, no doubt! Who can deny the feeling of dropping a dope sample than even you fellow diggers don't recognize. I feel though that its more about the final result. And its impossible for every record to be flipped already, there is too many and new ones are released every day. For example, can anyone tell me who sampled Boots Randolf Yakity Sax??


Real Talk...
I personally enjoy the feeling of discovering what samples and loops other people have found.
It just feels good to be a DIGGER!

Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By g minor Sun Jan 25, 2009 9:56 pm
theres no way n hell u can every records been sampled because people r not all thinking the same or diggin the same there are 20,000,000 songs in the world so your tellin me there were rap 20,000 ,000 songs? nope so think b4 u blog! i'm an O.G in this hip-hop sh*t i know there weren't 20,000,000 rap songs holla back youngin!
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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By mr_debauch Mon Jan 26, 2009 8:47 am
I have at least 50 records i guarantee nobody on this forum has... and i can say most probably nobody in the world has flipped samples from it... hell i would be shocked if anyone else in the world has half of them because at one point in time they were illegal to have them because of the country's communist laws against media at the time (somewhere in europe)... I haven't had the chance to flip a whole lot from them and some I wont... for example if there is religious stuff on them I wont flip it because it might offend people if I use it in a way they might feel is not cool etc...

anyways, all i have to say is... 78's..... not many people have em. some hip hop heads do but not many and not many have flipped stuff from them because of the genres of music that existed back in those days when they were pressed.

also, a lot of people talk about digging in 70's music... keep in mind that 70's was the 70's here, and totally different in other parts of the world mainly europe where people might have been able to afford to buy a record or two (forget somalia etc since they probably didn't buy records so probably didn't press much over there)

Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By objektivone Mon Jan 26, 2009 12:48 pm
mr_debauch wrote:I have at least 50 records i guarantee nobody on this forum has... and i can say most probably nobody in the world has flipped samples from it... hell i would be shocked if anyone else in the world has half of them because at one point in time they were illegal to have them because of the country's communist laws against media at the time (somewhere in europe)... I haven't had the chance to flip a whole lot from them and some I wont... for example if there is religious stuff on them I wont flip it because it might offend people if I use it in a way they might feel is not cool etc...

anyways, all i have to say is... 78's..... not many people have em. some hip hop heads do but not many and not many have flipped stuff from them because of the genres of music that existed back in those days when they were pressed.

also, a lot of people talk about digging in 70's music... keep in mind that 70's was the 70's here, and totally different in other parts of the world mainly europe where people might have been able to afford to buy a record or two (forget somalia etc since they probably didn't buy records so probably didn't press much over there)


1970s is usually dug for the audio recording techniques that produced the sound. So... some of the technology didn't hit other cultures until later. For instance, India had its music renaissance in the 80s that was much like the US and UKs 70s. So if you dig Indian music you dig 80s for a certain sound....
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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By mr_debauch Mon Jan 26, 2009 5:59 pm
objektivone wrote:
mr_debauch wrote:I have at least 50 records i guarantee nobody on this forum has... and i can say most probably nobody in the world has flipped samples from it... hell i would be shocked if anyone else in the world has half of them because at one point in time they were illegal to have them because of the country's communist laws against media at the time (somewhere in europe)... I haven't had the chance to flip a whole lot from them and some I wont... for example if there is religious stuff on them I wont flip it because it might offend people if I use it in a way they might feel is not cool etc...

anyways, all i have to say is... 78's..... not many people have em. some hip hop heads do but not many and not many have flipped stuff from them because of the genres of music that existed back in those days when they were pressed.

also, a lot of people talk about digging in 70's music... keep in mind that 70's was the 70's here, and totally different in other parts of the world mainly europe where people might have been able to afford to buy a record or two (forget somalia etc since they probably didn't buy records so probably didn't press much over there)


1970s is usually dug for the audio recording techniques that produced the sound. So... some of the technology didn't hit other cultures until later. For instance, India had its music renaissance in the 80s that was much like the US and UKs 70s. So if you dig Indian music you dig 80s for a certain sound....



Yeah also 80's here in N.A. was when synth/electronic stuff kinda hit hard so it was more rare to hear real instruments.

Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By objektivone Mon Jan 26, 2009 7:19 pm
ssnedden wrote:This thread got outdated. See, when it was originally posted it wasn't true, but while the thread was in hiding on page two I sampled the last unsampled record ever. Sorry. Game over. Go find a new hobby.


I watched him do it. I had the second to last record in my hand.
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Re: Every Record has been flipped already

By ssnedden Mon Jan 26, 2009 7:20 pm
objektivone wrote:
ssnedden wrote:This thread got outdated. See, when it was originally posted it wasn't true, but while the thread was in hiding on page two I sampled the last unsampled record ever. Sorry. Game over. Go find a new hobby.


I watched him do it. I had the second to last record in my hand.


Yeah, too bad you got to that one first. No way I could flip it differently or anything, now it's off limits. Guess we gotta wait for them to make more records.
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