Tuesday, June 3, 2008

It's...name....that....SAMPLE!! Bo Diddley edition

De La Soul samples Bo Diddley...



18 Buddy (Featuring Jungle Brothers and Q-Tip).m4a


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7 comments:

  1. I never realised the single version is different than the album's, which is where Diddley was sampled. I loved that video for Buddy. I feel like hip-hop overdid the posse cut and now it seems they're only on mixtapes.

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  2. This song has been a huge source of crossness for me today. For many months now I've been frustrated because I can't find my (flamboyantly bright, impossible to miss) copy of 3 ft high. Today I justified downloading the album because I've owned it for a million years--I already paid for it. But every version I could find...Is missing that track!! Freaky. So then I just posted what's on youTube because I liked both videos and it's all good music and I'd already spent too much time thinking about Buddy. I do like to see that video, though. I think I've probably said it a million times, but One of my favorite things about hip hop is these collectives, and native tongues is one of my favs.

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  3. I wrote a draft post for you Steenbeck, so you can put it on yours.

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  4. Thank you thank you thank you.

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  5. Just listening to 3 Ft High & Rising for the first time in ages. It's so good. Kind of like Bo Diddley--I think people owe so much to them.

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  6. Maybe it's because I didn't really pay attention to it (apart from the French lesson with the sausages) when it first came out, but I always preferred De La Soul Is Dead as an album.
    I'm not saying 3 Ft High is Hip hop's answer to Sgt. Pepper, but it's close. I mean in the sense that I've come to the conclusion Sgt. Pepper is not as good as it's cracked up to be.

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  7. I don't have a very scientific reason for it--3 ft high just puts me in a good mood. Except today, it's not working, for some reason.
    I realized after watching the Buddy video that I'd never knowingly heard any Jungle Brothers. I just got their second album...interesting.

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