Young_fan Escribi�:

does anybody know wat samples if any (not likely) are used in star guitar???



i'd love for them to have made that tune without any. my fave chems tune EVA! X-D

if i�m not wrong they are not samples.

237 Turbo Nutter Escribi�:

Leave Home contains Blake Baxter's "Brothers Gonna Work It Out", Kraftwerk's "Ohm Sweet Ohm", and NWA's "Fuck the Police." It's the part where the bassline drops out for the first time and you hear what sounds like a girl talking shiti about something.

Niiice, I was going to mention that one, but you beat me to it. Just discovered it last year when listening to Radioactivity.. :)

posted by mc marsh on Monday January 3rd 2003

Anyone think the opening sequence to 'Leave home' sounds like that of Kraftwerk's Ohm sweet ohm?

That answers my question then! :D

wayno52 Escribi�:

237 Turbo Nutter Escribi�:

Leave Home contains Blake Baxter's "Brothers Gonna Work It Out", Kraftwerk's "Ohm Sweet Ohm", and NWA's "Fuck the Police." It's the part where the bassline drops out for the first time and you hear what sounds like a girl talking shiti about something.

Niiice, I was going to mention that one, but you beat me to it. Just discovered it last year when listening to Radioactivity.. :)

that was very surprising to me few years ago. i bought my copy of radio-activity (german title: radioaktivit�t) and it started like OHM...OHM...OHM and i thought OMG U KNOW THIS!!! :D

:P funny ohm sweet ohm ---->leave home

I gotta say, nice friggen trainspotting, Turbo Nutter!



I am not real great with trainspotting (I am quite shit with it, really) and even though things sound familiar, I end up getting so lost in the big picture - it's really great to have my ears opened like this!

237 Turbo Nutter Escribi�:

Shit, forgot to mention a few more.



Commodore's Assembly Line, heavily filtered through a good sampler, will give you your "Uhh" on Chemical Beats as well. Spent some time with the HALion to figure that one out.

Haha, true! I think I've got the break from that (it's called assembly_line.wav), and I always had a suspicion one of the "uhh"'s sounded alot like the Uhh from Chemical Beats. Nice work! 8)

the intro voice of base 6 is from scrapheap challenge tv show

Those guys are amazing! making something out of nothing, I wish I could think on my feet like that.

You trainspotters... :P

Another sample used would be Slow Ride by The Beastie Boys, which they used on the Voodoo People remix. Yet I'm still lost for words as to where the sample before the first 303 line comes in is from. It plays normal on Dust Brothers Mix, but is reversed and filtered in Chemical Brothers Mix. Probably for clearance reasons I suppose.

I noticed a sample from King Crimsons 1971 song "Fallen Angel" I think. On the song "The Boxer" on the new album.

237 Turbo Nutter Escribi�:

Yet I'm still lost for words as to where the sample before the first 303 line comes in is from. It plays normal on Dust Brothers Mix, but is reversed and filtered in Chemical Brothers Mix. Probably for clearance reasons I suppose.

which?

Thanks again Mr. TurboNutter. I managed to get my e-hands on quite a few of the tracks mentioned :D



Will listen to them when they all hopefully download.



No luck with James Asher btw.

some of these samples have been mentioned before but here are some

Soul.



Baby Huey

The Living Legend: (Curtom 1971)

* "Hard Times"

Chemical Brothers - "Playground for a Wedgeless Firm"





Commodores

Machine Gun: (Motown 1974)

* "Assembly Line" (Drums)

Chemical Brothers - "Chemical Beats"





Jackson 5 / Jacksons, The

?: (? ?)

* "Hum Along and Dance"

Chemical Brothers - "?"





Wansel, Dexter

Life on Mars: (Philadelphia Interna 1976)

* "Theme from the Planets" (Drums)

Chemical Brothers - "Leave Home"

Chemical Brothers - "One Too Many Mornings"





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Jazz.



Crusaders

Southern Comfort: (Blue Thumb 1974)

* "Well's Gone Dry"

Chemical Brothers - "Block Rockin' Beats"





James, Bob

Two: (CTI 1975)

* "Take Me to the Mardi Gras" (Drums)

Chemical Brothers - "Dig Your Own Hole"





Jones, Quincy

$: (Warner Bros 1972)

* "The Money Runners"

Chemical Brothers - "Get up on it Like This"





McGriff, Jimmy

The Worm: (Solid State 1968)

* "The Worm" (Drums)

Chemical Brothers - "Chemical Beats"





Scott, Tom

Tom Scott & the LA Express: (Ode 1974)

* "Sneakin' in the Back" (Drums)

Chemical Brothers - "Chico's Groove"





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Pop, Rock, Alternative.



23 Skidoo

single: (Illuminated 1983)

* "Coup"

Chemical Brothers - "Block Rockin' Beats"





Kraftwerk

Radio-Activity: (Capitol 1975)

* "Ohm Sweet Ohm"

Chemical Brothers - "Leave Home"





Lothar & the Hand People

Presenting. . . Lothar & the Hand People: (Capitol 1968)

* "It Comes on Anyhow"

Chemical Brothers - "It Doesn't Matter"





Rare Earth

Get Ready: (Rare Earth 1969)

* "Get Ready" (Drums)

Chemical Brothers - "Piku"





Squire, Chris

Fish out of Water: (Atlantic 1975)

* "Safe (Canon Song)"

Chemical Brothers - "Hot Acid Rhythm 1"





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Old School Rap.



Blow, Kurtis

The Breaks: (Mercury 1980)

* "The Breaks"

Chemical Brothers - "It Began in Africa"





Rockmaster Scott & the Dynamic Three

single: (Reality 1984)

* "The Roof is on Fire"

Chemical Brothers - "Hey Boy Hey Girl" (Vocals)





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Electronica, Avant-Garde, New Age.



Dead Can Dance

The Serpents Egg: (4AD 1988)

* "Song of Sophia"

Chemical Brothers - "Song to the Siren"





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Latin, Salsa.



Pucho & His Latin Soul Brothers

Jungle Fire!: (Prestige ?)

* "Got Myself a Good Man"

Chemical Brothers - "Leave Home"

wow, fascinating

irish fan Escribi�:

Commodores

Machine Gun: (Motown 1974)

* "Assembly Line" (Drums)

Chemical Brothers - "Chemical Beats"

Are you sure? Cause i just listen to that track but can't see any relations concering the drums...

if you put it through a sampler who get the ugh's of chemical beats

ugh's? what do you mean? i thought the drums not the voices, or did i get you wrong?

I honestly doubt they clear EVERY sample they use. Something like the Beastie Boys' "Paul's Boutique" would be impossible to create today with all of the legalities. Often times a sample is twisted so much by the time they finish with it that it's unrecognizable. Now a song like DJ Shadow's "Funky Breakbeat's" (don't remember the title clearly, could be wrong; it's about 28 minutes long) would need just about every sample cleared because it's all straight off the track.



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