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Temple Of Love 92 (illegal?) sample used in a rap song
Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 23:47
by JeffDub
check this :
http://www.youtube.com/v/eZrLgMRqhy4&hl
(it starts at about 30 seconds and the guy literally sings over the real song)
could Andrew see this and sue this piece of sh*t ?
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 00:05
by Gimme_The_Ring
I like it.
Can't understand a word of it and the TOL sample needs to be louder but it's pleasantly funky.
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 16:25
by Buelbringer
mmmmhhh...best seems to be the Neon Crome intro in that the video. It's the first time that Ofras angelic voice fits
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Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 17:30
by DocSommer
not my music but I don't have any problems if other artists use tsom samples
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 17:33
by sultan2075
That's... pretty awful, actually.
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 18:55
by darkparticle
A dj housemate really likes this, he speaks fluent French but says it's difficult to understand, some themes are consistent with TSOM original.
I like what he's done, based on my low opininon of rap, taking something from high and stylised culture and overdressing it with slang and chain-gang gutter nonchalance.
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 19:34
by paul
I think this guy should be shot ...
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 21:59
by Qarly
This is silly. I really can't take French rap seriously.
Well... I really can't take a lot of rap seriously.
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 22:10
by Silver_Owl
Qarly wrote:This is silly. I really can't take French rap seriously.
Well... I really can't take a lot of rap seriously.
How many do you know?
I only know MC Solaar.
Posted: 23 Dec 2008, 22:33
by DocSommer
Posted: 24 Dec 2008, 00:19
by JeffDub
paul wrote:I think this guy should be shot ...
I feel exacty the same actually...
Posted: 24 Dec 2008, 00:47
by Qarly
Hom_Corleone wrote:Qarly wrote:This is silly. I really can't take French rap seriously.
Well... I really can't take a lot of rap seriously.
How many do you know?
I only know MC Solaar.
I know a grand total of zero!
Some languages just weren't meant for rap.
I heard some Danish rap and that was pretty fun. Spanish always sounds good.
French... I'm not so sure.
Posted: 24 Dec 2008, 00:52
by mh
I don't mind it. Maybe some kid in a club somewhere will hear it, think the sample sounds cool, and check out the source. You never know.
The actual song's pish though.
Posted: 24 Dec 2008, 00:56
by Big Si
Qarly wrote:Hom_Corleone wrote:Qarly wrote:This is silly. I really can't take French rap seriously.
Well... I really can't take a lot of rap seriously.
How many do you know?
I only know MC Solaar.
I know a grand total of zero!
Some languages just weren't meant for rap.
I heard some Danish rap and that was pretty fun. Spanish always sounds good.
French... I'm not so sure.
Democrates D
Alliance Ethnik
IAM
Expression Direkt
All old skool, mate. French Hip-Hop is the dug's danglies
Posted: 24 Dec 2008, 12:28
by dinky daisy
As said before, i think it is better if Sisters is "used" in rap or hiphop to prove they're eclectic, rather than another idiot semigoth band re-doing an old Sisters classic.
No-one needs to be shot, but i hate those bagpipe/neofolk/blackmetal/goth bands more than just a silly French guy who probably doesn't know which chorus his producer has stolen.
Re: Temple Of Love 92 (illegal?) sample used in a rap song
Posted: 24 Dec 2008, 12:54
by canon docre
JeffDub wrote:check this :
http://www.youtube.com/v/eZrLgMRqhy4&hl
(it starts at about 30 seconds and the guy literally sings over the real song)
could Andrew see this and sue this piece of sh*t ?
if this crap is commercially released - hell yes. And he should.
Posted: 24 Dec 2008, 15:45
by flakk13
dinky daisy wrote:As said before, i think it is better if Sisters is "used" in rap or hiphop to prove they're eclectic, rather than another idiot semigoth band re-doing an old Sisters classic.
No-one needs to be shot, but i hate those bagpipe/neofolk/blackmetal/goth bands more than just a silly French guy who probably doesn't know which chorus his producer has stolen.
better for sure, but still not any good...
Posted: 26 Dec 2008, 17:00
by uli
Qarly wrote:French... I'm not so sure.
I like Manau -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbIoOuYqUhg. However it's not really gangsta rap.
Posted: 27 Dec 2008, 14:16
by million voices
I think that French Rap is easily as good as any other kind of rap I've heard.
I was listening with my headphones on and during the instrumental bits there was an urge to try and repeat what I had just heard
Posted: 27 Dec 2008, 22:01
by bismarck
Is the link not working for anyone else? Maybe someone could tell me the search terms on youtube so I can try to nav to it that way please?
Posted: 27 Dec 2008, 22:04
by bismarck
Is the link not working for anyone else? Maybe someone could tell me the search terms on youtube so I can try to nav to it that way please?
Posted: 27 Dec 2008, 23:25
by dinky daisy
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Posted: 28 Dec 2008, 23:25
by eotunun
Those who are entirely free of talent hijack it.
Those who are hopelessly without talent don't profit from the hijacked bits.
Let's stone the fud.
Posted: 28 Dec 2008, 23:56
by psichonaut
Qarly wrote:Some languages just weren't meant for rap.
not exsactly...rap is not made for languages
