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Moby – Machete
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“Machete” is the ninth track of American musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999 through V2 Records.
It has got one of the few hard-hitting rhythms present on
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Moby – Machete Samples
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See all of “Machete” by Moby’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Moby – Bodyrock
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“Bodyrock” was the third single released from Moby’s 1999 album Play. It charted in the UK Top 40 and was eventually nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Instrumental.
As with
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Moby – 7
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“7” is the tenth track of American musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999 through Mute and V2 Records.
The minimalist track–its only elements are distorted
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Moby (Ft. Mimi Goese) – When It's Cold I'd Like To Die
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“When It’s Cold I’d Like to Die” is the final track on Moby’s Everything is Wrong. The elegiac synth ballad was co-written with Mimi Goese.
The song’s soaring synthesized strings
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Moby – Porcelain
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“Porcelain” was the sixth single off Moby’s commercial breakthrough Play. The song, a melancholic electronic ballad, was based on particularly painful breakup. Moby recalled:
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Moby – Natural Blues
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“Natural Blues” is a song by American musician Moby. The song was released as the fifth single from his 1999 studio album “Play”. It samples “Trouble So Hard” by American folk
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Tom Jones – Looking Out My Window Samples
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See all of “Looking Out My Window” by Tom Jones’s samples
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Moby – Honey
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“Honey” is the first track on Moby’s 1999 commercial breakthrough Play. It was also the first commercially released single from the album, released nearly eight months ahead of the
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Moby – Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?
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“Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?” was the fourth commercial single released from Moby’s 1999 album Play. It reached the Top 20 in the UK Singles Chart and (in its various remixed
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Moby (Ft. Gwen Stefani) – South Side
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“South Side” was the eighth single released from Moby’s commercial breakthrough, Play. Inspired by his visits to Chicago and searching out house music venues, he described the
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The Cure – In Between Days Samples
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See all of “In Between Days” by The Cure’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Moby – Run On
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“Run On” was the second single released in advance of Moby’s 1999 album Play. As with many of the tracks on the album, the song is a downtempo electronic composition anchored by a
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Moby – If Things Were Perfect
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“If Things Were Perfect” is the thirteenth track of American musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999 through V2 Records.
On a really simple beat, relatable to
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Moby – Find My Baby
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“Find My Baby” is the second track from American electronica musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999.
The song is based on a heavy sample from “Joe Lee’s Rock
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Moby – The Sky Is Broken
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“The Sky Is Broken” is the seventeenth track of American musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999 through V2 Records.
It has a similar structure to “If Things
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Moby – My Weakness
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“My Weakness” is the eighteenth and last track of American musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999 through V2 Records.
Together with “Guitar, Flute & String
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Tom Jones – Looking Out My Window
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Now people you know who I am and you what I can do / But I got a problem now and I'm gonna tell you about it / I'm looking for this woman you see / Listen, this is the way the
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The Incredible Bongo Band – Apache Samples
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See all of “Apache” by The Incredible Bongo Band’s samples
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Brooklyn Academy – Blind Fury (The Tempest) [Vocal]
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One of the two songs on Brooklyn Academy’s 1997 12" Vinyl “The Unusual Jam / Blind Fury (The Tempest)”
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David Bowie – "Heroes"
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During his Berlin Period, Bowie spied Tony Visconti kissing backing vocalist Antonia Maaß by the Berlin Wall. Their love was doomed, as Visconti was married.
I thought, of all the
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The Cure – In Between Days
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“In Between Days” (also “In-Between Days” or “Inbetween Days”) was released as the first single from The Head on the Door. It was their fourth top 20 in a row in the UK and reached
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Melvin Bliss – Synthetic Substitution
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1973 soul-funk track by Melvin Bliss, whose breakbeat became one of the most sampled in music history. http://www.whosampled.com/Melvin-Bliss/Synthetic-Substitution/
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James Brown – Funky Drummer
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Released in 1970, “Funky Drummer” is still heard today in various forms, as it’s one of the most sampled songs in history. As of January 2020, more than 1,500 songs are credited
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UDubb Network (Ft. Daylyt & SHOTTY HORROH) – Daylyt vs Shotty Horroh
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[Round 1: Shotty Horroh] / They said Jerse won’t like me / There’s too much of a stretch in the slang / They’re gonna need Tsu Surf’s subtitles or lengthen the match, just so heads
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The Kooks – Always Where I Need to Be
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“Always Where I Need to Be” is the second track and the first single to be released from The Kooks' sophomore album, Konk. Released on 31 March 2008, it peaked at number 3 in the
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Nitro – Buio Omega
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[Testo di "Buio Omega"] / [Intro] / È tutto finto / [Strofa] / La scena dopo me è Ground Zero / Siamo la voce del ribelle come Shel Shapiro / Taci, malparido, sarai già sparito
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Method Man & Redman – Da Rockwilder
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A classic single from Method Man and Red Man’s Blackout is two minutes of spitfire rapping.
Method Man talked to Complex about this song:
Red didn’t like the beat, that’s why the
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The Incredible Bongo Band – Apache
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[Instrumental]
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