i was with you until the bolded but i know they yo favorites
Artistic license in interpreting some of your earlier posts in the thread
nobody wants to admit it but the more u go back and listen to parliament funkadelic.....
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Artistic license in interpreting some of your earlier posts in the thread
DrHackenbush
Happy wars/sad love songs
who said this?. Whoever did obviously dont know shyt about hip hop production. That flip was by no means "simple". One of the illest sample flips in hip hop history.
read it a few places online, producer forums etc..Hip hop fans sometimes man
Listen to Aint Nothing But a G Thang then listen to teh Leon Haywood original.
Then listen to the video recreating the Shooks ones beat.
I love Latina women
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Artistic license in interpreting some of your earlier posts in the thread
i love it!
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and erick sermon was just jackin' old those zapp and parliament funkadelic records. zz top too
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
SEE .. I knew it.. that's why I said post examples then maybe he'll get it
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
they thing that got me about Erick was if you read the credits he would sample Zapp "Dance Floor" on like 6 songs of the album and that always baffled me.. because I didn't hear the same sound on those 6 records... but it was like every one of their first 4 albums
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African Peasant
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I know a lot of Hip-hop heads and producers don't like to hear it but :
Creating music from scratch >> sampling.
I'm not saying sampling is simple or easy but as an art form, regarding the creative process, creating music from scratch is superior. Those musicians from the 70's and the 80's were amazing.
Creating music from scratch >> sampling.
I'm not saying sampling is simple or easy but as an art form, regarding the creative process, creating music from scratch is superior. Those musicians from the 70's and the 80's were amazing.
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
Remember when I heard Puff and Mic Geronimo and also been around the world.. I thought they where cool until I was digging in my old record collection back then and realized I had the originals and they were the same song..
If you think about it...there's really no difference.
I'm not a trained musician, but I'm operating under the assumption that there isn't an infinite variety of sounds any one instrument can produce. If that's true, then ultimately it comes down to arrangement.
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
like when he sampled this on 2001
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yeah but the more you listen to the records he sampled, you can tell he didn't do much either. not straight jacks but they ain't far fetch at all from the originals lol
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
true... he pretty much raised and lowered levels... because whenever I play "one of those funky things" I don't hear how he hell he raise the bass/keys that damn loud.. and then swizz raised it louder . I guess by raising erick's