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Most interesting use of sampling you've heard, go!
YouTube - Jason Derulo - Whatcha Say
Imogen Heap = Really catchy hip-hop song? Never would have seen it, but I love this.
That song has only led to great things. Besides Hide & Seek being a genuine good song, and this sampling, the SNL skit destroyed me. :bigsmile:
Girl Talk
YouTube - Girl Talk - Overtime
Osymyso.
YouTube - Osymyso - Intro-Inspection (part 1)
I posted this before in the lounge, but it is by far the most interesting use of sampling I can think of: Kutiman :shobon:
The whole of Paul's Boutique by Beastie Boys.
Anyone who knows Iron Maiden will love this.
YouTube - Mash Up: The Trooper Believer
YouTube - John Marr - Toxic Rhythm 2007 (Britney Spears vs Cutback)
Posting from my phone so I'm not sure that link will work. If it doesn't just Youtube Toxic rhythm and it should be the first result.
yeah this was hotQuote:
Originally Posted by themagicroundabout
boney: and now paul's boutique itself feels like it's been used everywhere. maybe just because it's everywhere and i keep hearing it in my head.
Nice timing
YouTube - White Magic
Perfect amazing wunderbar oh my god <3 that and all the other songs he's made
Whoa, I love it.Quote:
Originally Posted by themagicroundabout
It's not the most innovative one, but the Picard Song is rad.
Also my favourite is they're taking the hobbits to Isengard!
Also Frontier Psychiatrist, by The Avalanches.
Also Machismo, by Gomez.
Don't know if it's the most interesting I've ever heard, or even if it's a sample per se. But here goes.
By the way, it's "Where is my mind" by The Pixies that's being incorporated here.
Hey I like that Breine! *grooves it*:bounce:
is this sampling? YouTube - ugly duckling einstein do it
Yeah, I love M.I.A. - she's definitely one of my favourites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rodarian
scrumpleberry: i forgot about that stuff! amazing i love it
breine: m.i.a. is awesome i can't wait for something new from her
The Kutiman set is pretty friggin' amazing.
Amon Tobin is the master of piecing samples together in beautiful, wonderful ways. Example. Though I think he's moved away from sampling other musical pieces to composing or doing foley studio work for his tracks.
mc chris has had a lot of his tracks remixed by snobots, which purely sample other songs, and for the most part they're awesome as crap. Fett's Vette is pretty good - I wouldn't have thought of Duel of the Fates working as well as it did, though my absolute favorite snobots mix is OMC, Back to the Future style.
It's a pretty groundbreaking album, so that doesn't surprise me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Not At All Reno