Dudes over at The Breaks figured it out, is that the last big sample that was left?


i alway wanted to know the source for "Bring It On" by Jay on Reasonable Doubt myself.



Whatever.






peace,xavier

This is awesome. I'm sure some lame-os will be like "yaaaaawn" but when it comes to this stuff, once a sample nerd, always a sample nerd.

b/w

I KNEW it wasn't To Sir, With Love.

Herm - 19 March 2011 03:59 AM

This is awesome. when it comes to this stuff, once a sample nerd, always a sample nerd.
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Co-sign.

b/w

Is there a mobb deep only sample mix similar to Primo's Bakery?

is someone gonna let me know or do i have to take that sh*t to the breaks dot com...

Hancock, Herbie
V.S.O.P Quintet(1977)
* "Jessica"
Moob Deep - Shook Ones Part 2 (piano)

http://the-breaks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=54558
http://www.zshare.net/audio/87910102b9af93b2/

what is it?
no way it's to sir with love.

peace, stein. . .

Just realized that's a record that got lost over the years. I wonder what happened to it. ... or is he joshin'?

wow.... great track!

It's pretty ill what Havoc did with that too (obviously)...

still not convinced.

peace, stein. . .

youngEINSTEIN - 19 March 2011 06:54 AM

still not convinced.

If the original by itself is not enough to convince you, just listen to the mp3 recreation posted above. ("It's the beginning. He pitched it very slow [9 semitones down]. Then you take the second part (like 4 seconds after the first note) --
There are two parts, which he pitched differently.")

None of the recreations get the pitch right, but it sure sounds like the correct sample!

Mjukis - 19 March 2011 07:32 AM

None of the recreations get the pitch right, but it sure sounds like the correct sample!

I slowed it down by 9 semitones, played it on top of the instrumental and it sounded close enough to me. Besides, I don't think Havoc would have been too concerned with pitch-perfect tuning at that point.

Yep, it's defenitley it. I always knew it wasn't the to sir with love ost.

Sounds like there weren't enough notes chopped out of the sample but I would put money on it being the original source.

damn that was ill i was hoping someone would figure this out eventually....not surprised that the sample is from a Herbie joint...

Diggin - 19 March 2011 05:12 AM

Herm - 19 March 2011 03:59 AM

This is awesome. when it comes to this stuff, once a sample nerd, always a sample nerd.
.

Co-sign.

b/w

Is there a mobb deep only sample mix similar to Primo's Bakery?

Made this a while ago, so obviously no 'Shook Ones Part II' in it -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXgvxaWVWrM

now that i know this bit of information i can now go on with my life like it didnt matter anyways, which it doesnt.

speakmumbles - 19 March 2011 12:44 PM

now that i know this bit of information i can now go on with my life like it didnt matter anyways, which it doesnt.

So every bit of information you take in must matter in your life? That sucks

FortyFivan - 19 March 2011 01:44 PM

speakmumbles - 19 March 2011 12:44 PM

now that i know this bit of information i can now go on with my life like it didnt matter anyways, which it doesnt.

So every bit of information you take in must matter in your life? That sucks

I think he means his life doesn't matter. Soooooo emo. Cheer up, buckaroo!

Diggin - 19 March 2011 06:15 AM

Hancock, Herbie
V.S.O.P Quintet(1977)
* "Jessica"
Moob Deep - Shook Ones Part 2 (piano)

http://the-breaks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=54558
http://www.zshare.net/audio/87910102b9af93b2/