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This song made me realize and fully understand the power of sampling. A lot of people look down on sampling like it's 'stealing'. Nah, it's using building blocks to create something unique. It's always been. And this track is a perfect example. Giving the opportunity to people to make music that they would've never made otherwise.
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RIP Marlena Shaw (1939-2024). You can hear the drum samples from her hit single âCalifornia Soulâ used in âMidnight In a Perfect Worldâ.
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timeless classic
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This song doesn't take me back....it takes me forward.
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Man this song takes me back... I was walking home after work and this song came up on the radio on my mp3 player. It was 1am, the air was still and cool, no cars in sight and only the street lights illuminated my path home. I just decided to sit down on a bench and take everything in.
The only way I can describe that moment was just total bliss
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Iâm 50 now, was 24 when this came out and it still sounds just as f*ckin dope as it did then.
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This was played at my best friends funeral. Thank you DJ Shadowđ
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This song came out in 1996 and it still sounds like the music of tomorrow.
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Instrumental's hip-hop masterpiece
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Humankind, we lost a beautiful soul this week. He introduced me to music of this kind. Friends like that are ones to keep. He passed due to a heroin overdose. RIP Billy.
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This song helped me so much on those lonely bus rides home after my night shift.
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This is one of those songs that fit greatly with nighttime driving. I don't know what it is, but it reminds me of wet city roads, shiny and illuminated by streetlights and neon bar signs.
Got here from a 90s triphop playlist. A lot of these seem to have female vocals or female vocal samples, possibly a staple of the genre.
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I think this is one of the rare songs that explains the song exactly to the title.
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Possibly my favourite track of all time
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I didn't discover this until 2002 and it was the beginning of a LONG wild life journey. This song has followed me the entire way and is one of the soundtracks to my life. I used to walk the streets of NYC, lonely listening to this in search of my purpose. I'm 45 and the happiest and fulfilled I've ever been. Bless up Yuh self!
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Possibly one of the greatest songs from one of the greatest albums ever made.
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listening to this in 2020 with a joint in glasgow outside after it rained all day
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Anybody here in 2024 listening to this? I could listen to this entire album for hours on end. If you're here as of 2024 then I love you and I believe in you. And it gets better.
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i took the trip of a life time when i was a teenager and went to japan for a week. one night in osaka at 1 am, while all my friend were drinking and messing around, i took a walk while listening to this album. i just remember trying my hardest to soak in all the neon lights and the cityâs tranquility in as much as i could. so many memories associated with this album that i couldnât even break down all of them. thank you shadow, you genuinely changed my life.
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@koenmetekohy1296
3 years ago
All samples: David Axelrod - The Human Abstract (1969) (the piano at 1:17) Pekka Pohjola - The Madness Subsides (1975) (the synths at 0:08) Baraka - Sower of Seeds (1976) (the vocals at 0:40) Meredith Monk - Biography (1981) (that bass noise in the background at 1:10) Akinyele - Outta State (1993) (the guitar at 3:40) Organized Konfusion - Releasing Hypnotical Gas (1991) (the rapping that you hear at 0:00) Meredith Monk - Dolmen Music (1981) (sampled three times in this song, the vocals at 0:13, 1:17, and 2:11) Rotary Connection - Life Could (1968) (the drums at 0:26) Sorry if I missed a few samples, as there are probably a lot of other samples in this song that I missed. This is only according to WhoSampled.
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