Where Daft Punk gets their samples from ->

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Posted by Munchy on Feb-26-2007 19:50:

Where Daft Punk gets their samples from ->

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJPd...Dsamples%2Ehtml

Posted by Allied Nations on Feb-26-2007 19:55:

Haven't seen that video, but check this out:

http://palmsout.blogspot.com/2007/0...-daft-punk.html

Posted by TheKidsWantTechno on Feb-26-2007 19:58:

haha wow

fuckin props to them for taking a bunch of music no one listened to, and rockin them out

Posted by Allied Nations on Feb-26-2007 19:58:

LOL

Just watched they video, they pointed to my link

Posted by Marcus007 on Feb-26-2007 20:02:

daft punk for the fucking win!!!

Posted by 404 Science on Feb-26-2007 21:38:

honestly, they must have done alot of digging to find those gem samples

i read somewhere that the father of one of the daft punk dudes was a big disco DJ, so they probably just raided their dad's collection and bought a sampler...

in any case, they did a helluva job marketing themselves... they know the business and how it works.

Posted by Munchy on Feb-26-2007 22:57:

Ok well I was pointing more to the fact that these are like straight up sampled a la DIDDY/JAY-Z/EMINEM and not so much reproduced a la Daft Punk

AKA LAME

Posted by Misanthrope on Feb-27-2007 01:16:

awesome thread
<3

Posted by 404 Science on Feb-27-2007 15:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Munchy
Ok well I was pointing more to the fact that these are like straight up sampled a la DIDDY/JAY-Z/EMINEM and not so much reproduced a la Daft Punk

AKA LAME

ya but they did it, and thats what counts...

dont hate on sampling, its a creative process just like any other music-making

house music was built on sampling

Posted by Allied Nations on Feb-27-2007 16:16:

Yeah totally. It's not like you'd have been rocking out to any of those had DP not stepped in.

Posted by Mekroon on Feb-28-2007 18:31:

even if i think they rock
im disapointed by this...
i mean yeah they sampled unknown stuff, to US, and they did a fantastic marketing job...
but nevertheless, i thought they were doing those KILLER lines from scratch...

props to those funk guys especially release the beast wooooww

Posted by Maher Daniel on Feb-28-2007 19:23:

sampling is common every dj/producers samples regardless where it came from recycling loops and samples is how most of this industry works its just how you do it is what counts

Posted by Munchy on Mar-01-2007 16:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Maher Daniel
sampling is common every dj/producers samples regardless where it came from recycling loops and samples is how most of this industry works its just how you do it is what counts

So in DP's case, pure marketing and no production value period?

Posted by Mekroon on Mar-01-2007 16:52:

i agree that there are many samples in electronic music
but basically its drum samples
sometimes drum loops...
not full tunes

Posted by Allied Nations on Mar-01-2007 16:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Munchy
So in DP's case, pure marketing and no production value period?

Where do you get that?

Posted by Maher Daniel on Mar-01-2007 17:43:

you cant say marketing and no production value cuz in reality they sample the HOOks of the track basically what makes the track and then edit it and change it a little bit something you or me wont even notice but layer everything of there own ontop of it and come up with a hit the marketing value is just an added factor

Posted by Allied Nations on Mar-01-2007 18:05:

If most of you haven't realized, Daft Punk's music is an obvious critique/reflection of pop music.

If you see how their style has changed to fit with the musical trends it's obvious. If anything they prove pop music is completely recyclable, and how that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Posted by Munchy on Mar-01-2007 20:02:

Don't get me wrong, I still love Daft but this is still BLAH

I just hope they credited each and every one of these groups...

Posted by Allied Nations on Mar-01-2007 20:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Munchy
Don't get me wrong, I still love Daft but this is still BLAH

I just hope they credited each and every one of these groups...

I just don't see how it's a letdown to be honest- What's more important, the artist or the art?

Posted by DarV on Mar-01-2007 21:09:

DAFT WHO ???