Soul Strut 100: # 37 - David Axelrod - Song of Innocence

[cai]

staxwax said:stratasphere said: Wasn't A Devine Image on Songs Of Experience?




Yes - you're right, and so was the source for shadows 'midnight in a perfect world'.


At least tell me im right about Shadow being the first to use Axelrod?


Actually I think Fat Joe's 'Bronx Keeps Creating It' was earlier still - does that make Joe Fatals production the first high profile use of an axelrod sample?


Can anyone shed more light on this?




Show & A.G. "Check it out" was before that I think. And I think the Artifacts remix with Busta was before that??


Shadow wasn't the first.

 

[DustedDon]

pretty sure the Beatnuts were the first to flip teh Axelrod....





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upon further research it looks like Apache sampled Holy Thursday in 1992.

 

[LaserWolf]

Did Axelrod have any bboy cuts?

 

[The_Non]

DustedDon saidretty sure the Beatnuts were the first to flip teh Axelrod....





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upon further research it looks like Apache sampled Holy Thursday in 1992.

I think the Beatnuts were the first to raise an eyebrow. This is the first I heard DJ Josh sampled Axelrod and I still don't care.


Excellent LP, took me awhile to come around.

 

[yuichi]

Along with Terry Callier, this would be another I would not regret spending $50-100 on right now.

 

[Oligee]

Found these earlier in the year

 

[francois parker]

LaserWolf saidid Axelrod have any bboy cuts?




The bit in Urizen where the bass kicks in with the drums has been used battles, I guess they just looped it up.

 

[RAJ]

RIP

 

[kala]

sadness ensues

 

[kala]

http://dublab.com/david-axelrod-interviewed-by-nobody-at-dublab-061108/

 

[klezmer electro-thug beats]

A mega- mega- legend.