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reply posted on 23-4-2012 @ 07:30 AM by sharkz

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I agree with you a 100%. That sense of familiarity definitely helps sell a song but can be done in such a way that you capture the vibe without using any other artists material. When you make a tune and use samples they must be cleared sometimes by three parties...Artist, Label and Publisher. Depending on how prevalent the sample is or how popular the tune/Artist the sample came form, a percentage of the new project will be worked out. This can be so high a lot of tunes never get a release or alternatively one of the above three parties refuses clearance.

Like you say rap music uses instrumental loops that can be from other tunes. Club Music uses sampled acapellas, breaks and noises. Fat Boy Slim and The Avalanches are good successful samplers.

Sorry if this has went off topic, i,m enjoying rambling lol

reply posted on 23-4-2012 @ 07:33 AM by blupblup

Some other great 80's films.

Most have been mentioned... but some others are..

Stand by me
ET
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
The Great Outdoors
Roxanne
Ferris Buelers day off
The Karate Kid
Weird Science
Teen wolf
Breakfast club
Crococdile Dundee
Big
Beetlejuice
Gremlins

And some more adult ones

Platoon
Full Metal Jacket
Lethal weapon
Naked Gun
Scarface
Spinal Tap
Aliens
Robocop
The Lost Boys
The Thing
The Shining

reply posted on 23-4-2012 @ 07:49 AM by sharkz

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Damn they're all coming out now...i think an eighties film fest is in order.
Two movies you mentioned i loved and forgot of their existance, The Lost Boys and Weird Science. Ooh Kelly Le Brock when i was 13.

That reminds me of Women in Red and my favourite comedy duo of that time.....Richard Prior and Gene Wilder.

reply posted on 24-4-2012 @ 04:18 AM by 74Templar

Originally posted by blupblup
Some other great 80's films.

Most have been mentioned... but some others are..

Stand by me
ET
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
The Great Outdoors
Roxanne
Ferris Buelers day off
The Karate Kid
Weird Science
Teen wolf
Breakfast club
Crococdile Dundee
Big
Beetlejuice
Gremlins

And some more adult ones

Platoon
Full Metal Jacket
Lethal weapon
Naked Gun
Scarface
Spinal Tap
Aliens
Robocop
The Lost Boys
The Thing
The Shining

There's some awesome work in there for sure. I never actually watched Platoon or Full Metal Jacket in the 80s, which was strange, because Tour Of Duty was one of my favourite TV shows back then.
Lost Boys. Always a classic, pity they had to ruin it by making two modern day sequels...

I remember being totally freaked out by Robocop, the sheer amount of gore and violence was something I'd never really seen before then. And of course, Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Never loses it's touch.
This is what I mean about these kinds of movies, even now, if I haven't seen them for years, can still impress even 20+ years later.

Crocodile Dundee was always a point of contention for me, being an Aussie. The film made us look like a bunch of yobbos. No wonder the rest of the world thinks we ride kangaroos to work...

reply posted on 24-4-2012 @ 04:19 AM by 74Templar

Originally posted by sharkz
reply to post by blupblup

Damn they're all coming out now...i think an eighties film fest is in order.
Two movies you mentioned i loved and forgot of their existance, The Lost Boys and Weird Science. Ooh Kelly Le Brock when i was 13.

That reminds me of Women in Red and my favourite comedy duo of that time.....Richard Prior and Gene Wilder.

Weird Science... Kelly Le Brock... hmmmm.

And of course, let's not forget See No Evil, Hear No Evil...

reply posted on 24-4-2012 @ 08:42 PM by TheComte

I sample movies off the internet all the time.

It's not called "ripping off."

reply posted on 25-4-2012 @ 04:48 AM by 74Templar

Originally posted by TheComte
I sample movies off the internet all the time.

It's not called "ripping off."

I wonder what would be defined as the sampler then...

reply posted on 25-4-2012 @ 01:11 PM by sharkz

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heheheh very good

reply posted on 25-4-2012 @ 01:15 PM by sharkz

reply to post by 74Templar

akai s1000 was my favourite in it's day

reply posted on 4-5-2012 @ 09:26 AM by Gazrok

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Most Highlander fans have universally agreed that Highlander 2 was simply a bad dream of Conner's brought on by eating some bad haggis.

For me, re-watching Dark Crystal was my disappointment moment. I remembered it fondly, but really, it's pretty boring...I tried to get one of my friend's kids into watching it, and they just couldn't stick it out.

On the flip side though, I picked up a lot of Robotech episodes, and wow, that show really holds up. I was home sick one day, and went through DVD after DVD of the Macross saga, and I was just as into it as I was as a kid. I still felt the same thrill at the theme music, and the battles. Awesome stuff. Wish that live action movie would get made already....