Scratch Mag 30 Greatest Samples & breaks
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I would discuss them if I knew what they were, can someone please beatbox these for me?
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this list is 60% beating a dead horse and 40% suspect.
ok, now someone beatbox the rest of them for me. I'm almost ready to discuss the shit out of these breaks
But definitely a sample
I like the Lou Donaldson and Sylvia Striplin, both excellent tracks, one reason alone - they can be played out - unlike some of the others which are only good for a 2 second sample.
The Showboys 'Drag Rap (Triggerman)' (Profile) 1985 -> pretty much the blueprint for New Orleans - similar to how Original Concept 'Can You Feel It?' (Def Jam) 1986 is for Miami (bass)...
Could somebody upload it i'm interested in hearing it.
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Dont do that man and Welcome.
Hey, I like that one!
Of course, there are some others on there that I wouldn't mind never hearing again. I won't mention which, for fear of my Real Headz Cratez Diggerz 4 Life Membership Card being revoked.
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Thanks man
Damn these fuckers bit the blowed hard!
Yeah, puhleeeze.... any "greatest breaks" list that doesn't include Substitution is a totally worthless list IMO. I know it's hard to narrow it down to 30 with all the breaks out there, but come on.
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and The Showboys were from Queens, not from the South.
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come on Mr.F.. WFMU headz know the deal
& wot no Amen Brother?????
I don't recall it makin' crazy noise (no Stezo) in the Northeast when it was released; I understand that it eventually made its way down south to N'Awlins where it become a staple (so much so that a mainstream music publication such as Spin cited it as pivotal in an article years later on the then burgeonin'/nationally-emergin' bounce scene)...
wait....so New York influenced the South? UNBAN ARCHAIC NOW PLAESE!