Oh yes, I'm sorry I wasn't clear...

Evermin and Csar I'm not searching for the track "Money Runner" (he is in the compilation) but I'm asking myself what could be sampled in that track for "Get Up On It Like This" ;)

Maybe I must ask Maboul ?

Ooooh. Yeah, I totally misunderstood. Okay.. Hrm...

Oh, that's not quite hard to track down:

listen to Money Runner (i.e. at the beginning) and then to Get Up On It... at min 0:53

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=ySFSO8Nl6x0

It's that stabs kind of sound.

Btw, wasn't Money Runner originally by Quincy Jones?

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Dead Can Dance - "Song of Sophia" (Song to the Siren)

Ahh nice, i didn't realise that. Dead Can Dance are an amazing source of female vocals. 'Dawn Of An Iconclast' was the source for the classic Papua New Guinea vox

The sample from Money Runner is just...obvious ! o_O I wonder how it is possible not to hear it.

Anyway, the Hoops sound sounds very similar to the Adonis' track one. Maybe it's not sampled but in that case, they must have turned exactly the same button, by the same way, on the same kind of machine...

@ Maboul : If it's that "stabs kind of sound" (thks Csar) I've already heard it, bit I was thinking it was a too small sample to be cleared.

There are many many stabs sound like that in many many tracks, so I was thinking it was not that...

Laws are stranges sometime...

I guess we really didn't ever figure out what samples were in No Need or Seal, huh? Damn.

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=sKkwA-H5k2M

This track is sampled at the end of EBW 10 (you can easily recognize it at 2:08 for example)

re that hoops sample:

i remember reading an interview, and i'm pretty sure that barking sound you are talking about is tom barking into a mic, then bunging loads of fx on it!

How could I have imagined that they had to bark despite the lot of hardware they have ?

Anyway, Hoops (and EBW 6) are just awesome so why not, after all...

@ Maboul : I own the Ringer CD, but I don't think the chems sampled Four Tet because the two tracks have been released at the same time, but great find, the sound is pretty similar !

Rhô mais c'est pas vrai, ça... -_-

Actually, Ringer EP was released in April 2008, and EBW 10 in June. so these few seconds could have been sampled...these sound too similar to each other : I don't think it's just a coincidence.

Tu vas croire que je t'en veux lol

I remember the chems played it live 2 month before the released lol ;) So... I don't know what to believe, it's true that it's similar, but maybe they used the same presets on the same machine...

I know Fout Tet is in fond of old synth and MPC, like the chems, so...

Hey folks. I was recently revisitng stuff from Coldcut and was listening to the Blue Room Mix. Almost at the end of it, I discovered a very familiar short dum loop, of which I think they used for their Saturate/ Believe segue in 2007/8.

Have a listen on the following link and put the marker right under the "S" letter of "music".

http://domain2308220...osts.com/?p=810

It sounds like it was used on BRB on the Trieste set I think.

Yes, you're right. I mixed that up.

We're missing a big one here:

The Beatles: Tommorow Never Knows

Setting Sun is incredibly similar to that, and while no samples were taken from Tommarow, there's no way you can say they weren't inspired by that track.

This is Tommarow Never Dies:

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=SVUzTZ5dgwQ

This is a (crappy) mashup someone made of Setting Sun and Tommorow (drums aren't synced well):

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=hy9PzRa-fys

Seen the vids before, but you can tell that the second vid was a good idea, but it can be done better.

No WhiteNoise, this is Tomorrow Never Dies: http://www.youtube.c...h?v=z_K-sE8gy4c

I thought everybody was aware that setting sun is an electronic adaptation of tomorrow never knows? Isn't that part of what makes it a cool track?