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| 3 SEP 2006 at 10:43pm |
CarolineJA+ Overseer
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Status : Offline | I have no memory of ever hearing that particular drum sequence before.
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| 4 SEP 2006 at 12:09am |
ElfstoneGuild Master
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Status : Online | Hmmm...I certainly have heard this before, but you can easily do a variation on it and that's probably what you hear these days. It's probably too far back for me to have heard that original thing often enough.
I have several examples in mind that sound like that...I can't name them at the moment...
And thanks, this is sure driving me crazy now...
Oh, I got one right here!
There's a piece on the Samurai Champloo (successor anime to Cowboy Bebop) which has something very similar to this. It's called Nightshift by Force of Nature, Nujabe & Fat Jon. A lot of the soundtrack is drumming in all forms, getting very repetitive, but can be calming. Probably Set it off from the same soundtrack uses the same background.
And while searching for this I found another one in the soundtrack which uses this in the background, but it's hard to recognise, unless you are looking for it. This one is definite, though. It's the exact same thing, just more slowly, in the drums. That is called The Million Way Of Drum.
Ok, it's quite likely that an album consisting of a whole lotta drumming uses this sample in variations all over the place. I had something else in mind, but I can't figure that out. And after listening to all this drum and bass again I get confused between those pieces, which is further evidence that they sound alike. :
[b]playing[/b]: Destination Treasure Island (done in two sittings, but it's nice), Syberia (ho-hum), Dracula: Last Sanctuary (on hold)&&[b]reading[/b]: even more study papers&&[b]listening to[/b]: [url=http://www.last.fm/user/Brax82/]this and that[/url], plus [url=http://www.musicovery.com/]Musicovery[/url]&&[b]TV favorites[/b]: (currently) Pushing Daisies, Chuck, Journeyman (cancelled! grrr...), Heroes&& all-time) 24, Stargate SG1, X-Files, Lost, House
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| 4 SEP 2006 at 12:12am |
SirDaveGuild Master
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Status : Offline | Seems to me it would be tough to determine the most played piece of music. Perhaps it would be easier to do a possible top 20. If so, I would throw in the 'victory' notes (used in WW2) of the opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony: Bup, Bup, Bup, Bah-h-h!
Or maybe Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Dah.... [smiley=music.gif]
Or maybe the opening notes of the first track of Paris Hilton's new album.....
The future ain't what it used to be!
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| 4 SEP 2006 at 12:15am |
BazzaLBPrivate Detective
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Status : Offline | Originally Posted By SirDave (4 SEP 2006 12:12am)
Seems to me it would be tough to determine the most played piece of music. Perhaps it would be easier to do a possible top 20. If so, I would throw in the 'victory' notes (used in WW2) of the opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony: Bup, Bup, Bup, Bah-h-h!
Or maybe Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Dah.... [smiley=music.gif]
Or maybe the opening notes of the first track of Paris Hilton's new album.....
How about the crazy frog ring tone
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| 4 SEP 2006 at 11:17am |
| Deleted User | A popular candidate for the most played song is White Christmas, the version performed by Bing Crosby. Maybe it's true if you are talking about popular music and a full song.
As for The Amen Break, it's not always instantly recognizable and sometimes not the sampled original. But most importantly, drum and bass musicians and others have cut it up and rearranged the beats in countless variations to get new drum loops. But the samples are the same. It can also be played back at different speeds, like in the Futurama theme (slower).
If you have the video game Ratchet and Clank you'll find it there too btw...
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| 11 SEP 2006 at 5:39pm |
Banjo CousinIntergalactic Janitor
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Status : Online | I found it fun to find out about the evolution and connections of electronic music. With samples.
http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html
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| 11 SEP 2006 at 6:10pm |
| Deleted User | Yeah, that site is VERY cool! I've seen it before, pointed to me by someone here in this forum I believe.
Incidentally, click on the Oldskool, Jungle, Drum N Bass, Jazzstep and subsequent genres presented on that site and listen for bits and pieces of The Amen Break.
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| 11 SEP 2006 at 8:08pm |
anthonyJourneyman
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Status : Offline | Here is something interesting that I recently learned about music.
The singer Petula Clark had a huge hit song in the late 60's entitled "This Is My Song". The songwriter was a neighbor who asked her to sing it after learning that the person who he/she intended to sing the song, Al Jolsen, had been dead for more than 15 years.
Who was that songwriter? Here is a hint: He/she is mentioned in one of the current threads in this Off-Topic Forum. No googling, please.
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| 12 SEP 2006 at 2:33am |
anthonyJourneyman
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Status : Offline | The silence in this thread is deafening. :
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| 12 SEP 2006 at 3:42am |
| Deleted User | I try to google / AMG that song up, and as far as I can tell, it doesn't exist.
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| 12 SEP 2006 at 1:48pm |
anthonyJourneyman
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Status : Offline | Originally Posted By Not A Speck Of Cereal (12 SEP 2006 3:42am)
I try to google / AMG that song up, and as far as I can tell, it doesn't exist.
Yes, I had google-proofed it but try now.
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| 12 SEP 2006 at 2:04pm |
CarolineJA+ Overseer
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Status : Offline | I have this song. It's lovely. Haven't a clue who wrote it ...
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| 12 SEP 2006 at 9:55pm |
anthonyJourneyman
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Status : Offline | Originally Posted By Caroline (12 SEP 2006 2:04pm)
Haven't a clue who wrote it ...
But you typed the songwriter's name this week. :
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| 13 SEP 2006 at 5:04pm |
Chris.Schattenjger
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...not to be confused with Keira Knightley
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| 13 SEP 2006 at 5:28pm |
SirDaveGuild Master
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The future ain't what it used to be!
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| 13 SEP 2006 at 5:51pm |
anthonyJourneyman
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Status : Offline | Originally Posted By Chris. (13 SEP 2006 5:03pm)
Charlie Chaplin?
You got it, Chris. The world of academia has served you well. I will tinker with the karma to cause something good to happen to you.
There! It's done. You will get laid this weekend.
Or perhaps you will get stinking drunk and puke all over the term paper you are working on. I'm not very good at this sort of thing. :-/
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| 13 SEP 2006 at 5:58pm |
Chris.Schattenjger
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Status : Online | The odds are in my favour. No papers for me, I dropped out 6 months ago
...not to be confused with Keira Knightley
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| 13 SEP 2006 at 7:26pm |
anthonyJourneyman
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Status : Offline | Originally Posted By Chris. (13 SEP 2006 5:57pm)
The odds are in my favour. No papers for me, I dropped out 6 months ago
Wow. Well, whomever is living now in what used to be your dorm room is going to be one lucky guy.
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