KEXP in Seattle spent 12 hours breaking down the album. They would spin off and play the original songs they sampled from. Scroll down on the linked page to see all of the songs they sampled. A copyright lawyer estimated in 2011 they would've had to pay $20 million in copyright fees to make the album.
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Posted by Motorboat

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Posted on 6/6/17 at 11:54 am to tigeroarz1

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KEXP in Seattle spent 12 hours breaking down the album. They would spin off and play the original songs they sampled from. Scroll down on the linked page to see all of the songs they sampled.

there goes my afternoon

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Posted by BrockLanders

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Posted on 6/6/17 at 11:17 pm to tigeroarz1

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KEXP in Seattle spent 12 hours breaking down the album. They would spin off and play the original songs they sampled from. Scroll down on the linked page to see all of the songs they sampled. A copyright lawyer estimated in 2011 they would've had to pay $20 million in copyright fees to make the album.

I wish KEXP would have remembered to include Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun.

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Posted by Baloo

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Posted on 6/7/17 at 3:45 pm to tigeroarz1

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A copyright lawyer estimated in 2011 they would've had to pay $20 million in copyright fees to make the album.

It's why the sound will never be recreated. There were layers upon layers in the sampling. The greatest of all time from a brief moment in time, before lawyers ruined everything.

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