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Heh I was just looking for what break was used in Smack my Bitch Up and came across this site, and also realized I owned a ton of samples Liam used.
http://www.nekozine.co.uk/prodigy/info/sources.html
I own a ton of Ultramagnetic MCs, but this plate just for the break and the vocals on old shit made me recheck shit again


Anyone done any great crate digging lately?

deadly habit wrote: Anyone done any great crate digging lately?

Not exactly crate digging, but finally went through all the sample CDs that came with my EMU, found a lot of familiar stuff.

And I have about 400~500 records given to me that I need to go through, a lot of disco, soul and rock. I think that's going to be my winter break project (two weeks off from work).

uhh i was listening to records for stuff to sample myself and i threw on minnie ripperton - perfect angel and recognized a bunch of hip hop samples.

deadly habit wrote:Heh I was just looking for what break was used in Smack my Bitch Up and came across this site, and also realized I owned a ton of samples Liam used.
http://www.nekozine.co.uk/prodigy/info/sources.html
I own a ton of Ultramagnetic MCs, but this plate just for the break and the vocals on old shit made me recheck shit again


Anyone done any great crate digging lately?

There's a video on youtube of a guy who re-creates smack my bitch up from scratch, using all the samples and showing how it's done. It's pretty freakin' amazing, tbh.

ill recognize samples from hip hop pretty often while sampling

but more often than that ill make a track w/ a sample & then months later hear a 8 year old track w/ that same sample...

That's awesome

rayman612 wrote:ill recognize samples from hip hop pretty often while sampling

but more often than that ill make a track w/ a sample & then months later hear a 8 year old track w/ that same sample...

i used to worry about this but idc anymore. not like anyones gonna hear our versions anyway

I had seen and liked that second vid before. I think there was thing where they said it was Ultramagnetic MCs but was actually UMCs or the other way around if that's why you couldn't find it.

constrobuz wrote:

rayman612 wrote:ill recognize samples from hip hop pretty often while sampling

but more often than that ill make a track w/ a sample & then months later hear a 8 year old track w/ that same sample...

i used to worry about this but idc anymore. not like anyones gonna hear our versions anyway

Bronze Nazareth (wu affiliated) using the same sample as next episode is one that sticks out most from recent memory.

[bandcamp]1986751903[/bandcamp]

a repost i know but for those who havent seen it xD (essentially the same as Budsprectrons post)

will check this later...

BudSpencertron wrote:

This guy got a sixth sense.

arktrix wrote:

constrobuz wrote:

rayman612 wrote:ill recognize samples from hip hop pretty often while sampling

but more often than that ill make a track w/ a sample & then months later hear a 8 year old track w/ that same sample...

i used to worry about this but idc anymore. not like anyones gonna hear our versions anyway

Bronze Nazareth (wu affiliated) using the same sample as next episode is one that sticks out most from recent memory.

[bandcamp]1986751903[/bandcamp]

Was released shortly before Dre's 2001, I think. And 2-Mex had one with the sample before that too.

Genevieve wrote:

arktrix wrote:

constrobuz wrote:

rayman612 wrote:ill recognize samples from hip hop pretty often while sampling

but more often than that ill make a track w/ a sample & then months later hear a 8 year old track w/ that same sample...

i used to worry about this but idc anymore. not like anyones gonna hear our versions anyway

Bronze Nazareth (wu affiliated) using the same sample as next episode is one that sticks out most from recent memory.

[bandcamp]1986751903[/bandcamp]

Was released shortly before Dre's 2001, I think. And 2-Mex had one with the sample before that too.

Original sample is from this;