Bandstand Badass video brother, great job and congratulations.

You've already come a long way. You'll get there. Keep at it man

This video is better than half of the click bait shit on KZfaq atm so don't be so hard on yourself.

Bandstand at first when i saw this vid i thought the same thing but I started liking it a bit

rerelease it dude

that wasn’t even a sample lol. they accidently used the same keys and arpeggios

Lets not forget death grips favorite subject the manson family cult

Melanie Felty it definitely was a sample they sampled the same album like 7 times

Gavin Drosehn i dug into it it is definitely a sample sorry lol

@@melaniefelty6375 hey, at least you can admit that! Good on you :)

1:32

1:29 to be exact

They love their distortion.

Like how tf do you turn jimmy hendrix into a black hole

@@eduardsusai559 it's a confusing process

Mitchell Drake more than fucking

saharan cellphones make mc ride feel noided

With his serpant tongue

and drum corps

Stefan: Hey Andy, i found some songs in my Saharan cellphone i buy, lets make some music with those

Y'all mind if I sample the Beatles?

Yall mind if i sample a printer? (Another album)

Ya'll mind if I sample Björk for an entire album?

Wrong, the train sampled death grips

radasmada y’all mind if I myself?

LOL

It's actually pretty good

came down here to comment the same thing

it’s kind of good 😂

Tinariwen slaps tho

A$AP MOB - Telephone Calls

Flying Lotus - Table Tennis

dude I am pretty fucking sure that was a fucking joke

@@marcusliber8865 Are you pretty fucking sure?

@@Crescenttrip , Yeah, Emil, I am pretty fucking sure, what the fuck are you going to do about this, punk?

i live there, and i can confirm that is the sound

THE NEW TRAINS DONT SOUND THE SAME AND I MISS THIS NOISE

@@TheD736 nah they do

Kai Norman Well seeing as you are arbitrator of my reality now, and have lived my childhood with all of my even earliest memories, I guess I’ll go fuck myself They do actually still run trains with this noise, they just aren’t very common on the millennium line

@@TheD736 yes the trains that go HUGHHHHHHHHHHHHH reign superior

Prayed Mantis theyve sampled a printer in one of their songs, forgot which one.

Okay lets forget the tennis match too

Prayed Mantis They even sample their own songs

Enclave Sympathiser it was from their first ep I believe

They sampled someone sneezing at one point, they have no limit

Gingerosity same. I've listened to Hacker so many times and never noticed it, but now that I have, I can't unhear it.

I love both songs, and my mind is still blown.

Thought it was the Goofy yell this whole time. ;)

Listen for Of Montreal on I've Seen Footage.

Yeah man heard that shit on gta all the time the sample blew my mind

peypey they flip samples like no other

I keep seeing people say this. Is there some fucked up backstory behind the albums?

nate the snailboi the Saharan cell phones or the death grips album

They're songs shared on cellphones by people who live in the Sahara

+Diego Cabral This was 4 months ago but imma still respond lol. The Saharan Cell Phones albums. There's 2 or 3, I believe. Everyone acts like they got the songs from a cellphone in a fucking boneyard or something.

sammme

Music from Saharan cellphones is a compilation of music collected from memory cards of cellular phones in the Saharan desert. In much of West Africa, cellphones are are used as all purpose multimedia devices. In lieu of personal computers and high speed internet, the knockoff cellphones house portable music collections, playback songs on tinny built in speakers, and swap files in a very literal peer to peer Bluetooth wireless transfer. The songs chosen for the compilation were some of the highlights -- music that is immensely popular on the unofficial mp3/cellphone network from Abidjan to Bamako to Algiers, but have limited or no commercial release. They're also songs that tend towards this new world of self production -- Fruity Loops, home studios, synthesizers, and Autotune. In 2010, various versions of saharan cellphone music were released on cassette. Many of the songs were unlabeled, giving no insight to their mysterious origins. In the past year, the artists have been tracked down to collaborate on a commercial release. As such, 50% of the proceeds go directly to the artists.

Julius Sw THAT IS SUPER INTERESTING HOLY MOLY definitely checking this out

Mostly Nokias

kobeni

every time i ride it now im gonna fucking hear dg in my head, couver boys we out here

Jake Smith They also sampled a printer in another song. I don't remember which one, but you can find it on KZfaq if you search deathgrips printer sample.

Quite Dank Face Melter is the one you're thinking of.

Hendrix... Of course

“Of course I like jimmy hendrix”

This is probably my favorite sample. Hot damn

Good for you bro! They're the best!

Its funny how bad this album sounds that you have to listen to it 5 times to like it. You have to train yourself to like something

@@kos-3327 meh, isn't that normal? Giving a little bit more effort when listening to music is good, even if it means training yourself to liking it.

@@santoriomaker69 or I could just like an album off the bat and then train my self to like it more

@@kos-3327 it took me along time to get used to this album lmao

I'm pretty sure they were all killed before the albums release date.

They were sampled in several Death Grips songs, right?

yeah, they're in Tachyon too

yes

@@Bandstand wait a minute, really?

they the same person

I imagine Zach finding the super random samples "Yeah, man I threw my drink cup away at 7eleven and this USB stick was sticking out of the ash tray and it was like a bunch of cellphones man"

@@scottjensen1380 someone needs to make an animation of that

That's music production for you. It's pretty insane the way they distorted it and masked it up.

The high pitch noise that gets repeated twice is that section sped up a lot.

Voodoo Child it's still there. you can hear it

it gets pitched up 18 semitones

ay

i won

thats so fucking cool

Exmilitary man!Exmilitary!

All of their works are masterpiece.

@yeetus I mean when it’s an industrial electronic rap type band it’s going to be loud but thats still a a massive generalization of decades worth of albums and music from them

@yeetus I like them for the aggressive strange ideas they mould into songs but to each their own

@yeetus TM$ and ex millitary you might like... its less noisecore and more experimental industrial shit.

Bottomless pit is the only death grips album with no samples.

@@canistheloli3503 no love deep web?

Ah yes. What a shit video

I have the same sentiments. Never understood it.

badman jones Generally, "all the samples of x album" videos, as well as WhoSampled, credit repeating someone else's lines as sampling. I think it's a matter of writing credits.

i guess but i figure itd just be an allusion yknow? but yeah i getch

I'm pretty sure using someone else's lyrics counts as an interpolation, which basically means replayed sample. So even though Ride is saying it it's still a sample. For example, in Danny browns song dip he says don't let me into my zone, which was from a jay z+Kanye song. However he still had to pay a lot of royalties for it and it counts as a sample.

my problem with this is the obvious issue of like how can somebody own a line? like come on how can you charge royalties on somebody saying dont let me into my zone like how else are you supposed to do it "dont allow me into my area"? like its just that seems ridiculous

I know what you mean. I swear there were samples that were missing when I was making this video. But WhoSampled didn't have them on there for some reason.

Definitely true. I swear the Peewee Herman laugh from Eminem's Just Lose It is in I've Seen Footage. The low RARARARARA that happens at the beginning and a couple times after the hook.

I'm sure that there are still bubbles buried in this jungle

Such as in 'Bitch Please'; the first 19 second mark is where 'Thru the walls' was sampled from the very end of that song. Also throughout the song too if I'm not mistaken, but most notably heard at that moment.

The Cage has the classic "IT'S DEATH" from their own EP

I prefer mewtwo music

agreed

shitty censored version? the version I'm familiar with (the 2012 one from Adult Swim's) is not censored, is it?

allegedly Epic wouldn't let them because they didn't want to pay for the samples

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hahahah from the interview

I think I have gone too far

Ryan Moran I wouldn't be surprised if Radiohead was inspired by that. I don't remember if In Rainbows was before or after 2010 off the top of my head though. You're totally right that's the exact drum beat for 15 steps into.

It's funny you said that. I was think earlier when I was commenting on those videos. Maybe I'll lure someone in and get them to sub. Thanks for the compliment.

Bandstand Well it got me to sub. Pretty small group of youtubers will get it but those who do will love it even if they don't like either band. Got the fantano demographic on lock though.