Breaks to challenge the played-out ones.
ako
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this is in response to day's post about breaks that need to be retired. what drums can truly compete? these are my secret drums that i think could give synthetic substitution a run for its money any day of the week. anybody else know these? surprised more people havent messed with them personally. all im gonna say is this shit is on sussex and i dont hear it talked about much. yes i did chop them.http://download.yousendit.com/D68AE15B7DD835AE
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I'm know what you're playin'. Shhhhh. I've heard it used before but I can't bring up the artist yet.
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
My recollection of that M****e record is , probably why people don't talk about it. The break is aight, but the high hats are too tinny for me. Your chop is nice though, definatly put more flavor in the pattern.
does anyone use the word "sick" to describe something good anymore?
which is why it isn't cool anymore. in 93 you had to first find the breaks and then have equipment to sample/loop them with. Now you can download every piece you need and do the same thing drunk, blindfolded and on three valiums. Kinda lame in some respect, but at the same time it pushes people to be more creative when they have such resources at their finger tips. This is why we hear so many fully "programmed" songs now.
Speaking of 93, it's probably not a favorite of anybody's, but a sussex break i've used in the past that I haven't heard used a lot is 1993 by the Soul Searchers. Disconnected lil' dude or no?
and
No More Bang Bang
are pretty tight
http://download.yousendit.com/77F28DF423AF3AF2
i dont use breaks but i like collecting them.
I'm surprised that I've heard no one use:
-"Letha"-Charles Earland.
-"Don't Make Hurtin' Me a Habit"-The Marvalettes.
-"Memoir of the Traveler"-The Jaggerz.
-"Dixie (A) March of the Conditioned Souls"-David Sancious.
-"Danger Street"-Stanley Clarke.
-"I'm Alive"-Tommy James & the Shondels.
-"Mercy, Mercy, Mercy"-Buddy Rich.
-"Strawberry Soup"-Don Ellis.
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
that's Dante Beatboxing
through the keyboard!
daaaaaaaaaang. hats off to ms.bassie. real headz know the motherfuckin deal. legend was snappin necks in philly with that trevor dandy.
and donna c. is ridiculously good.copped mine from soufreire! what!!!!
Couple easy, couple not so easy.
VeryWhite
Like, Totally Rare
Instant Soul
Get Higher
I gots a few - curious if people are up on them ...
Here's one that I know HAS been used, but it's so
dopesickand I'm curious if people will know the source:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6e6ysn
Here's another from the same LP, not as bangin', more jazzy,
but I was already ripping ^^ that one, so I wanted to see if
anybody could work with this one:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/db21ga
Now for my more secret squirrels ... anybody know this one?
Totally ill stretched out break from a rock record:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/lqaxym
And this one, from a Memphis psych/soul 45, begs to be flipped
on the psychedelic tip:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/efnpzv
Anyone know 'em? Like 'em?
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For real. That shit is hot. Can you make me a 20min long version? ha
Did you cop that Marquis lp? That clip I posted is a rip from an old radio show tape, hence the crap quality.
I did some blazing downtempo shit with it--I just ripped meaty's copy when he wasn't looking.
Here's one that competes with Synthetic Substitution, and can also be attained for under $5:
REAL SCHITT
Mine won't play in your browser?
Your braekz are fine. It's the folks using sendspace and yousendit to post up 3 seconds clips that have me all salty.
It's cool if you've never heard of zshare.net but it's the same basic concept EXCEPT you can listen to MP3s in your browser instead of having to download them. It's like the poor man's MP3 server.
Well, I knew that one was known, but I just got that
LP and thought it was a pretty ill break - but I'm also
no DJ/producer, so my ear is fairly untrained.
nice one... not too many are up on that shit right there.. i will be using that one soon enough