Oh shit.
And i just thought it was a screwed Wayne sample.
what a fucking waste of time
play it backwards, pitch it to plus 20, add some horns and i think youll find its the theme tune from cagney and lacey actually
the kick comes from biz markiedoing a beat box sped up, then slowed down, then time stretched and put into an SP1200 then into an MPC by Q-Tips mum.
Actually I quite like that Lil Wayne joint on fast, can imagine it with the 2 Live Crew rapping on it, would be a great come back for the lads.
as hip-hop gradually got synthed out I used to hear the riffs and assume producers’d progressed into inventing them, but it seems like even the most basic 3 note riffs are still based on samples.
hip hop was born on sampling, dont know how you could be suprised its still goin on
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Oh shit.
And i just thought it was a screwed Wayne sample.
what a fucking waste of time
play it backwards, pitch it to plus 20, add some horns and i think youll find its the theme tune from cagney and lacey actually
the kick comes from biz markiedoing a beat box sped up, then slowed down, then time stretched and put into an SP1200 then into an MPC by Q-Tips mum.
Actually I quite like that Lil Wayne joint on fast, can imagine it with the 2 Live Crew rapping on it, would be a great come back for the lads.
as hip-hop gradually got synthed out I used to hear the riffs and assume producers’d progressed into inventing them, but it seems like even the most basic 3 note riffs are still based on samples.
hip hop was born on sampling, dont know how you could be suprised its still goin on
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