Ultimately, there are no rules to sampling, it’s just a matter of what sounds right at the time. I don’t have good answers to those questions. What about “Girls Ain’t Nothing but Trouble” which contains a sample of the I Dream of Jeannie theme? There are countless examples of “questionable” samples that get a pass for one reason or another. Sampling a 1993 dance song that became an SNL skit and eventually a movie (EMILIOOO!!) is just wrong.īut Just asks a valid question: Why not? What if I pretend I’ve never heard of Haddaway or A Night at the Roxbury and the sample is just another rare loop? Are my elitist perceptions about what’s OK to sample totally arbitrary? I’m sure there two bros rocking out to Weezy’s bars right now with no qualms about the sample. We like to think of producers as wizards who live in caverns of vinyl and collect records like Pokemon cards. According to nerd rap doctrine, samples should be old and obscure enough to be archaeological discoveries, preferably from the other side of the world. Tue Jun 08 01:38:35 via web Metal Lungies And dj premier submitted beats for recovery and eminem picked a song with a haddaway sample.
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