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Rap producer makes a beat with a beach boys sample (smile)
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hmmmm it's ok i just wish they did more with this beautiful song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvJoqvkltQg
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhrbKAU46pk&feature=related
i like this one more.
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Quote from: LittleBird on March 12, 2012, 12:12:22 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhrbKAU46pk&feature=related
i like this one more.
nice
what about this?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHGJ9oeRXqY or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5phTlN-jyIA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkRS3PyMS_c&feature=related
or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u1gCTOrgGI
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Both of these people should be hunted down and shot.
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Quote from: Iron Horse-Apples on March 12, 2012, 02:39:18 AM
Both of these people should be hunted down and shot.
I second that. Rap remixes of PS, Smile, or any BB material for that reason is a pure abomination and apostasy of anything the beach boys were ever involved in. Perhaps 'Wipe Out' is an exception, do what you like to that...
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All those were absolutely fucking dreadful, ruining some of The Beach Boys most beloved songs is not a good thing.
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Quote from: Iron Horse-Apples on March 12, 2012, 02:39:18 AM
Both of these people should be hunted down and shot.
Release the hounds.....
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Re: Rap producer makes a beat with a beach boys sample (smile)
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March 12, 2012, 08:19:33 AM »
Well the first one not so good, but the second sounded ok to me.
Let's not get too precious about beach Boys tunes. I think it'd be fantastic if more hip hip producers started sampling them creatively - I think Smile certainly lends itself and that guy out of The Roots seemed pretty psyched about the prospect. Think about how effectively David Axelrod's sounds have been sampled by major hip hop artists such as Dre, DJ Shadow, Cut Chemist. Axelrod is a producer who created sounds not a million miles from Wilson and here's one of his instrumentals used brilliantly (and subtly, which is the key I think):
http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/266/Dr.%20Dre%20feat.%20Snoop%20Dogg-The%20Next%20Episode_David%20McCallum-The%20Edge/
Bullion's Pet Sounds In The Key Of Dee was pretty great too.
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What about the non-urban folk, the wanna be producers and diaper rash remixers who attempt reconfigure or recreate the the Smile that never was? They flatter themseleves.
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Quote from: SBonilla on March 12, 2012, 08:38:55 AM
What about the non-urban folk, the wanna be producers and diaper rash remixers who attempt
reconfigure or recreate
the the Smile that never was? They flatter themseleves.
If it never existed in the first place, how can it be
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Really, I agree... if fans can make mixes and remixes that are completely different than the 2004 sequence, then what's wrong with a rapper making a beat out of one of the songs? It's a sign of respect. I'd be much quicker to listen to a rap song with a sample then some of the crap "LSTN 2 MIE SMYLE MIXS" posts I see even here on this board!
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Quote from: rab2591 on March 12, 2012, 08:57:04 AM
Quote from: SBonilla on March 12, 2012, 08:38:55 AM
What about the non-urban folk, the wanna be producers and diaper rash remixers who attempt
reconfigure or recreate
the the Smile that never was? They flatter themseleves.
If it never existed in the first place, how can it be
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You answered your own question.
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The roots sampling smile sounds interesting. All those unused smile instrumental parts could make some cool samples for professional or skilled producers.
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Re: Rap producer makes a beat with a beach boys sample (smile)
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Quote from: Ron on March 12, 2012, 09:00:58 AM
Really, I agree... if fans can make mixes and remixes that are completely different than the 2004 sequence, then what's wrong with a rapper making a beat out of one of the songs? It's a sign of respect. I'd be much quicker to listen to a rap song with a sample then some of the crap "LSTN 2 MIE SMYLE MIXS" posts I see even here on this board!
Exactly. As someone who actually produces hip hop artists for a living (not counting my own music or my day job), it baffles me how close minded some people can be. Besides, if it exposes people to BB music that wouldn't otherwise, then why is it a bad thing?
*Runs to sample Teeter Totter Love*
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Re: Rap producer makes a beat with a beach boys sample (smile)
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Quote from: Billy C on March 12, 2012, 09:37:23 AM
Quote from: Ron on March 12, 2012, 09:00:58 AM
Really, I agree... if fans can make mixes and remixes that are completely different than the 2004 sequence, then what's wrong with a rapper making a beat out of one of the songs? It's a sign of respect. I'd be much quicker to listen to a rap song with a sample then some of the crap "LSTN 2 MIE SMYLE MIXS" posts I see even here on this board!
Exactly. As someone who actually produces hip hop artists for a living (not counting my own music or my day job), it baffles me how close minded some people can be. Besides, if it exposes people to BB music that wouldn't otherwise, then why is it a bad thing?
*Runs to sample Teeter Totter Love*
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I just can't stand sampling full-stop, to me it's just a horribly lazy thing to do. But that's just, like my opinion dude, hundreds of millions of people seem to love songs containing samples.
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I just can't stand sampling full-stop, to me it's just a horribly lazy thing to do. But that's just, like my opinion dude, hundreds of millions of people seem to love songs containing samples.
Lazy?! Yeah, for those who just take a random track and then rap over it, yeah it can be lazy. However, real artists use it for other purposes. It's no where near as easy/simple as less talented (yet more commercially successful) acts would make it seem. I can see where you're getting at, because you can do so much with sampling that to hear people use it as a shortcut is annoying. However, there is an art to it.
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I remember a mash-up somebody did of Kanye West with Pet Sounds called West Sounds(?). I burned a copy for one of my step-sons who is a dj and he liked it so much that he asked me for a copy of Pet Sounds. Kind of goes full circle.
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If all you've heard is puff daddy do it, yeah I guess it could be lazy, but if we're talking about the roots doing it... they're more of a jazz band than a rap group, so I don't see why they'd be the ones to pick on.
I like the really heavily sampled stuff too, if it's the kind where they mix in just hundreds of different snippets, like DJ Premiere or whatever. If you mean just completely jack a backing track to rap over, even that can be done artfully, "Nothing But a G Thang" is probably the height of that. Completely sampled backing track, but completely re-recorded with live instruments... nothing lazy about that.
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It's crazy how some dude have no idea what sampling is yet he calls it lazy...you think it's lazy? it's way harder then you think and includes hard work ...
It would be nice for a mainstream rapper to do a pet sounds/smile album and open a whole new generation to the beach boys!...the grammy's exposed the beach boys to my friends now they actually checking out their music...idk about you guys but that pleases me
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I long for a world where musical taste is not subjective but objective. Where good and bad music is defined by law, and the creation of bad music punishable by death.
In that world I would be king.
And the music police would uphold my laws.
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Quote from: Newguy562 on March 11, 2012, 10:13:01 PM
hmmmm it's ok i just wish they did more with this beautiful song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvJoqvkltQg
I don't like it, but for a different reason
Those drums are weeeeeak. Drums will make or break a sample-based track
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Hip Hop Artist G-Eazy samples Good Vibrations in a track called "Endless Summer". Im a hip hop fan I think the dude does a good job and serves the track justice. Heres the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb5qybFOSKA
The whole mix tape is a mash up of a lot of older tracks he even does a video for the track Runaround Sue, which of course he samples Dions big hit
Here is the link for that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-dxZ3_3oBs&feature=related
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Quote from: Arturo Bandini on March 12, 2012, 12:42:46 PM
Hip Hop Artist G-Eazy samples Good Vibrations in a track called "Endless Summer". Im a hip hop fan I think the dude does a good job and serves the track justice. Heres the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb5qybFOSKA
The whole mix tape is a mash up of a lot of older tracks he even does a video for the track Runaround Sue, which of course he samples Dions big hit
Here is the link for that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-dxZ3_3oBs&feature=related
He seems corny..He's just a wannabe Eminem lol jk ...it was eehhhhhhh
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So looking forward to The Root's sampling of TSS - ?uestlove was raving about it when it came out.
In The Key Of Dee is amazing. J Dilla is amazing. Sampling can be amazing. Rap is amazing. Deal.
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