How do you feel about musical artists using "samples" of other songs?
PS Whats your favorite use of this sample?
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M$2 Answers
I can't tell you how many times I have heard a song and then years later I discover that they ripped it off from another artist. I think if they sample a song and it is a big part of the new song, they need to clearly state where they got the sample from.
I do like sampling for the fact that is introduces people to old songs which they might not have heard otherwise, but please give credit to the original artist.
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Thanks for turning me on to "Hung Up n My Baby". I like how it's sampled in "Geto Boys"
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I never knew that was a frankie smith sample, pretty cool. It seems like as the internet progresses and things like wikipedia and youtube get more comprehensive it will only be easier to find these things out. Already on youtube most music videos will usually have a comment (if you sift throught all the "dis sux" or the "dis rules" comments) of where the sample came from if you think a certain song has one, thats where i found out about the geto boys/issac hayes sample.
