Good Vibrations rap

[Aegir]

http://cdbaby.com/cd/mrdoctor2

In my endless web searches for all things Beach Boys-related, I came across this... a rap song that samples Good Vibrations. Though could this be called a sample? It does not use the Beach Boys recording but instead has Adrian Baker (billed as "Adrian Baker of the Beach  Boys") singing Carl's part. I don't know whether I want to suddenly respect Adrian Baker or punch him in the face for this, this song that would make Brian Wilson roll over in his grave if he weren't still alive. Call it a guilty pleasure for me.

[roll plymouth rock]

marky mark reps the good vibrations, yo

[Ron]

I believe (and someone will tell us if i'm wrong!) that it's referred to as a sample if it actually contains a piece of the original recording as originally released, and it's considered an interpolation if they re-recorded part of the original song instead of just lifting a loop off the recording. 

Plus of course you know Brian likes making rap songs out of his Beach Boys songs. 

[SloopJohnB]

I believe (and someone will tell us if i'm wrong!) that it's referred to as a sample if it actually contains a piece of the original recording as originally released, and it's considered an interpolation if they re-recorded part of the original song instead of just lifting a loop off the recording. 

Plus of course you know Brian likes making rap songs out of his Beach Boys songs. 

Then there are "real" samples in this rap song - in the verses, when you hear just the "I...", it's the 1966 version, with Carl's voice and the original organ.

[Amanda Hart]

Plus of course you know Brian likes making rap songs out of his Beach Boys songs. 

Ha!

Rhonda helped helped, helped me for a while
Not much going on behind her smile
I wanna hot hot, massive stimulation
Women with more imagination