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From: "jurren baars" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>while listening to the theo parrish interview that was posted
here about a
>week ago, he touched on the subject aswell, refering to pepe
braddock's
>'deep burnt'. he thaught the strings were great, and didn't
realise untill
>later that they weren't actually pepe's strings.
iirc, double helix jacked the same string samples for one of their
tunes on their emoticon 12". what track are those strings from?
>anyone else that can think of a record that's based on a sample,
but used so
>well, that you don't identify it as a sample?
i think it mainly has to do with knowing the original track. it
makes it really easy to spot things, except the most twisted
sample. its weird, i really dig alot of sample based music but
personally i could never just jack a loop from someone else's
record.
tom
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