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I'm doing these as I hear them on the radio, mostly Radiolla's Equalyza. I really must donate to that station.
Exceptional Soul:
Syl Johnson - Is it because I'm black?
http://youtu.be/6JNwqRF32ZI

Sampled briefly by DJ Muggs for Cypress Hill - Interlude.
http://youtu.be/vA9yzkntSgg

^ that Syl Johnson track is great indeed, got to know that thanks to my GF's great taste in music :)

Just an excuse to post a killa ragga jungle track. 8)

Cobra - RIP:
http://youtu.be/M0Ix8hj2Hes

Roughed up by this track:
Remarc - RIP
http://youtu.be/XEEPXMlqxJ0

^ keep the ragga jungle coming babe! i'm all ears!

I'm thinking of some ragga jungle, for now it's

Pearly Queen - quit jivin'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNWt2toakw4

Ace track on it's own - as they often are.

DJ Shadow, numbers song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXl6D4oYIeg

Dat breakdown in the middle 8)

Here's one.

Francis Lai, not fucking Beethoven 8} - Love story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncl91E3Ourw

Busted up by DJ SS - Lighter:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMn5LcOd7l4

More old shit;

Dr. Alimantado - Gimmie Mi Gun
http://youtu.be/Yk1eLvTx1r0
Toasting at the start

Mashed the fuck up by Dead Dred - Dred Bass
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH5Trmv_i8U

still get chills listening to the synth at the start.

(thanks Rhow)

Do I need a licence to post this without a sample ref??

Amen break, some other stuff - is used in here:

Dj Krome - The License
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW10bemx6Ho

@wux: copy-paste mistake in youtube-links: Gimmie Mi Gun links to DJ SS - Lighter.

thanks for these, great shit!

P.S. you should check out the 'Strange Breaks & Mr Thing' compilations. cratedigger-grooves, some awesome shit in there!

About as modern as I get:

Wayne Smith - Under me sleng teng, if fact this whole album with Prince Jammy is ace 'computerised dub'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjw7m-BKmQ8

Rips the shit out of your speaker with this Kid606 mashup.
Kid606 - Catstep (Hrvatski Remix)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFkPeNNt5l4

went to a weekender where we wrecked a holiday shallet whilst kid 606 was playing, he was quite quiet and reserved actually.

thanks Rhow, slighty drunk ;) I think you might like this one 8)

One more I heard at work, on Equalyza.

This ambient crazyness (in the last third):
The KLF - Dream Time in Lake Jackson
http://youtu.be/PXzTwH4xkyw

Sampled (and manipulated a bit) for the Chorus of:
Massive Attack - Karmacoma
http://youtu.be/Vi76bxT7K6U

Not yet drunk so should have me links in the right places ;)

I was listening to Burial today. His two full-length albums (and his EPs and LPs) are quite possibly the finest examples of sample-stitching ever put to wax/metal. Those listed here are just the tracks he sampled vocals from, and even those bits have been pitched, modulated and scattered beyond recognition, but practically every sound in his music is a sample of some sort, from sounds of lighters clicking to the sound of picking up ammo or reloading in a FPS game, or the sound of rain, or robotic effects from Blade Runner or Alien movies - it's like a frickin tapestry made by a madman!! Those who've heard his albums would probably know what I'm talking about.

^ Thanks - giving it a listen, now.

EDIT: wasn't a fan. Reminded me of Alvin's son:
20 years ago :/

I used to listen to Burial and a lot of dubstep. Then I moved over to other sounds, but I remember Burial being really good.

@gs: yesssss, have you checked out his latest? it is really quite strange and different (while at the same time it isnt...) but i think it is quite awesome. i heard he actually makes his music in Sony Soundforge, which is not an arranger but a sample-editor. imagine that: making an entire track inside a sample editor. quite insane this guy, quite original too.

@Wux
Yeah, it's not for everyone. I just hope you didn't stop after "Archangel" (second song in the "Untrue" album). That song's rather annoying, but the middle section of the album is very good.

@Gekko
Dubstep in general sucks, mainly because what gets labeled as dubstep these days isn't really so, thanks to crap like Skrillex. Most of the stuff released on the Hyperdub and Mosaic labels (along with Four Tet stuff, whatever label he releases on) are still quite good though.

@Rho
You mean the "Rival Dealer" EP? Yeah, it's a step away from his usual sound. Less nihilist but more panicked with the beats, if that makes sense. Yeah, his first two albums were basically recorded samples + Sound Forge. His technique was pretty voodoo - I recall countless discussions on boards like Gearslutz at the time, with no one being able to figure out how he did it. All I know is that Sound Forge is an absolute pain to use. I like how he didn't use any sequencer or DAW. Pie in the face of modern producers.

^ yes, Four Tet is really good. I find it hard these days to listen to electronic music. I still love Advisory Circle, and many exotica artists in my collection tried electronic stuff. But I think I left it all behind after Björk's Biophilia.

^^ true I didn't give it much of a go. I did get a bit fed up of archangel.
Just reminds me of T-power. now that goes back some years

four tet is good. enjoy remix of Sia's 'breath'.

@slobbers: yeah, Rival Dealer. strange but good, imo :)
P.S. Chet Faker - Archangel (Burial Cover) might be of interest. i quite like the song.

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@gekko: the other mixtape i am preparing is going to focus on electronic music - though some of it might get a little loud for some tastes, there should (hopefully) still be a bunch of interesting stuff in there :)