Pink Floyd tune for Stephen J Kroos - "Sadistick"

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Posted by Camwin on Feb-11-2008 03:01:

Pink Floyd tune for Stephen J Kroos - "Sadistick"

Had a small search but couldn't find anything.

Just wondering what the original Pink Floyd song is that "Sadistick" sampled for it's original?

Cheers

Posted by Forever Delayed on Feb-11-2008 03:20:

What bit exactly was sampled?

Posted by Camwin on Feb-11-2008 03:44:

SJK used the vocals from a Pink Floyd song for his original 2004 bootleg.
I have Pulse and Dark Side of the Moon and i am pretty sure the tune isn't on these albums, but it has been a while since i listened to them. (at work atm)

I don't think he got clearance so he got Tony McGuinness from Above & Beyond to redo the vocals, which were an adaptation of the Pink Floyd song.

Posted by Project-K on Feb-11-2008 03:59:

I just checked it out on beatport and it doesn't sound like any pink floyd song I've ever heard, and I've pretty much heard them all. If it's a floyd song is heavily modified.

Posted by Camwin on Feb-11-2008 04:09:

The vocals are almost a recreation of it, but the lyrics aren't the same.
I have heard the Pink floyd tune once and it was a small sample but i just can't remember it.

Posted by Project-K on Feb-11-2008 04:15:

If the lyrics are different then how is it sampled?

Posted by flavdave on Feb-11-2008 05:10:

From the anjunabeats board:

quote:

Well I've done it! I've found out the original track that inspired 'Sadistik'...

Way back in 2003 when A&B did their guestmix on Armin's radio show and played the original version of 'Sadistik', the original vocals were taken straight from a Pink Floyd track. Obviously they couldn't release it like this without permission, and I think obtaining permission from said band would be a long process, so Stephen J Kroos & Tony McGuinness have changed the lyrics completely, so while they still sound similar, they aren't the same words. That's what was holding me back finding the original track, but now I've got it (well, them).

They come from Pink Floyd's 'A Momentary Lapse Of Reason' album, and are titled 'A New Machine (part 1) & (part 2)'. Even though they're essentially just acapellas, it's quite cool to listen and compare to Sadistik. Also, congrats to whoever re-wrote the lyrics (Tony I assume), I think they sound much better now!

This may not interest many people but I thought some might appreciate this.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Feb-11-2008 16:58:

No wonder I always thought it sounded familiar somehow.

Posted by Camwin on Feb-11-2008 19:30:

quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
From the anjunabeats board:

Awesome, cheers dude.
Maybe i should have checked harder at Anjuna :P

Anyway top notch tune and mixes.

Posted by Faust_UA on Feb-12-2008 08:07:

This is one of the reasons why Pink Floyd will never die.