That's called sampling, the most widely used technique in rap music production. How can you like PE but hate sampling? There is at least a couple samples in almost all of their songs.
Besides, this sample works perfectly and its only the two notes. It certainly doesn't ruin For What It's Worth, thats ridiculous.
Anyway, this really is a legendary rap song. Everything about this song is perfect, the sample, the rhymes, the beat, the gospel choir and Flav's end-of-song message.
@F33bs I had to create an account to make a comment just to you give you cred and laugh at Stipje, from 2008!. Samples ... laughing still ... have always always been a part of hip hop and rap. As you said almost all of their songs feature a sample of some kind, some are just tailored in a bit more subtly. Anyway, I agree it is legendary still in 2016 and PE is definitely still in full effect. Take a look around. These are serious times. 2 triple 0 came and went. I still find merit in this gem.
@F33bs I had to create an account to make a comment just to you give you cred and laugh at Stipje, from 2008!. Samples ... laughing still ... have always always been a part of hip hop and rap. As you said almost all of their songs feature a sample of some kind, some are just tailored in a bit more subtly. Anyway, I agree it is legendary still in 2016 and PE is definitely still in full effect. Take a look around. These are serious times. 2 triple 0 came and went. I still find merit in this gem.
Stipje:
That's called sampling, the most widely used technique in rap music production. How can you like PE but hate sampling? There is at least a couple samples in almost all of their songs.
Besides, this sample works perfectly and its only the two notes. It certainly doesn't ruin For What It's Worth, thats ridiculous.
Anyway, this really is a legendary rap song. Everything about this song is perfect, the sample, the rhymes, the beat, the gospel choir and Flav's end-of-song message.
@F33bs I had to create an account to make a comment just to you give you cred and laugh at Stipje, from 2008!. Samples ... laughing still ... have always always been a part of hip hop and rap. As you said almost all of their songs feature a sample of some kind, some are just tailored in a bit more subtly. Anyway, I agree it is legendary still in 2016 and PE is definitely still in full effect. Take a look around. These are serious times. 2 triple 0 came and went. I still find merit in this gem.
@F33bs I had to create an account to make a comment just to you give you cred and laugh at Stipje, from 2008!. Samples ... laughing still ... have always always been a part of hip hop and rap. As you said almost all of their songs feature a sample of some kind, some are just tailored in a bit more subtly. Anyway, I agree it is legendary still in 2016 and PE is definitely still in full effect. Take a look around. These are serious times. 2 triple 0 came and went. I still find merit in this gem.