SGR

I know what you're talking about, and you should've recognized at least three different samples in that track.

Norg

Wut game are yall playing ..???

Key

lol

SGR

So we gonna move on to the next one, Trolls?

Trollheart

Well uh, the next one is Beastly Boys and we're on it now till, what, next week? I know I missed four/five days but we should still have a week on that, or am I wrong?

Also, can we have more albums please? We only have Rubber Soul's one up next and then it's empty, so suggestions please people?

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Lisnaholic

Hi Trollheart !

Here are a couple of updates you might have missed because of your computer problems, ok ?

I) to add to the "Done and Dusted" albums to the list:
(Can't remember who nominated Black Wave. )

II) album nominations: Mindfulness has nominated Linkin Park's Living Things

III) after that, my next nom is:



"From Spain To Spain" by Vox.

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Trollheart

Thanks Lisna. I did miss those. I'll update the OP now. Ride the Black Wave was my nomination by the way...

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SGR

For those without Spotify or some other alternative, here's a link to a Youtube playlist that contains each track on the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique in order:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...K9oK7mwBdZEaB_

As some of you might know, Paul's Boutique is one of the most, if the most sample heavy albums ever. After its release, licensing/trademark laws were quickly changed to necessitate other people getting a piece of the monetary pie when samples were used like this. Essentially, these laws have effectively ensured that we'll never get another album quite like this ever again, due to how much money would need to be doled out in royalties to use this many samples on one album. Here's a video that I think goes over every sample used in the album, and where in the album tracks they were used. Only bother with it if you're interested and have listened to the album at least once.



This site has also been a longtime resource for the album if you're interested in a more visual representation of the samples used:

https://paulsboutique.info/

rubber soul

Interesting. I still only recognized one sample when listening to the album the first time (The End if you're curious) even though there were about a dozen I knew in your video. As much as I like to hear samples, I'm really lousy at picking up on them.

Will get a more detailed review up later this week. basically like the album though.

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SGR

It certainly makes it more difficult when the original sample was been uppitched/downpitched or sped up/slowed down as many of these ones are. Some of them, like the Pink Floyd one, are really subtle.