UPDATE: absolutely incredible day, we found buzzer BG AND shaker today thanks to todd edwards livestreaming all the samps from face to face!

Bro, I swear new samples get found for this song daily.

gonna take another decade to find these damn samples

Todd Edwards is just a genius. The way he made this "collage" of microsamples is insane. Some people didn't like "Fragments Of Time" because they expected more but I love it because you can hear the collage technique being applied in a clever way so they don't disrupt the track and sound like some guitar and synth notes being glued together.

The Guitar Notes are: Rockie Robbins - Nothing Like Love The Disco Track are: Deborah Washington - The Letter

shaker sounds so cool

Shaker could possibly just be part of the Face to Face but could also be a sample from a disco or funk beat song

please shaker please shaker

looking back at it, i love how clean the isolations are

3/4 down. One stands. Thank you Todd.

The last remaining sample is Rockie Robbins Nothing Like Love.

I knew I heard a guitar on the cymbal sample. I had a conversation with a few sample hunters about it a while back and they insisted it was part of another sample.

20+ years and samples are still being found

0:09 0:10 0:05

I said this on another video there are missing parts to the songs!!! They clearly shrunk the song for air time or the music videos. The order and length of voyager is different than the vinyl demo!!

Tbh I still feel like the "shaker" is most likely a stretched out guitar riff like the Tell It To My Face one. I wish I had that audio recognition thing to play with.

ik im a week late but finally

Jesus christ man Todd Edwards is a beast when it comes to sampling

daft Man punk

Its over.

I want a full version of Face to Face without the drum beat is there one?

Maybe the cymbal/muted guitar is actually from Edge of Seventeen by Stevie Nicks

pls find shakeeerrr

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already outdated