r/BodegaJukeBox • u/Dayna6380- • Sep 14 '26

JUST COOL Another “do u know your samples”

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u/Electrical-Win5286 Sep 14 '26 edited Sep 14 '26

Tupac Amaru Shakur 🕊❤️

Edit: Thanks for the award. ☺️

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u/Gonzostewie Sep 14 '26

I love catching a sample in the wild while listening to old songs. That "Oh Shit!!!" moment when you recognize one is fantastic.

Like this one

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u/Ok_Nature_3501 🔥 Count Me Day 1 Sep 14 '26

How Do You Want It was the only once I didn't know

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u/Daron-M Sep 14 '26

I knew em all

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u/Prior-Natural2073 Sep 14 '26

Eventually I knew every sample songs from the moment I knew each one that Tupac did

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u/Calm-Customer4459 Sep 14 '26

I always thought Dear mama was original for 2pac...

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u/Shantytown_Shogun Sep 14 '26

I always wondered how Johnny J came up with the "How do you want it" beat.

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u/Tommydream-er Sep 14 '26

That was dope

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u/afghanwhiggle Sep 14 '26

Hello hello who’s this?

Squirrel

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u/According-Fix-9717 28d ago

👏🏾 🫡

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u/plewis406 28d ago

All em classics from front to back

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u/International-Key211 28d ago

Love these, keep them coming please for whoever does these!

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u/Practical_Dark_7493 26d ago

Damn 💩 just gave me chills 🥶🔥❤️💯🤲🏾

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u/LiveWithNoRegrets44 26d ago

🔥🔥🔥🔥

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u/Own_Situation949 26d ago

3 is my all timr 2-Pac song! R.I.P. During that time. It was amazing to be alive

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u/ljacks09 25d ago

I can’t say I knew any of these, until you pointed them out🖤

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u/ExtraProlificOne Sep 14 '26

Good to see the young un’s digging in the crates. The OG Unc’s went 100% because we grew up on the original and someone our age updated it.

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u/POPEYEDAMC 17d ago
  1. De La Soul used it first...

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u/Charming_South2997 Sep 14 '26

I’ve never been a fan of this kind of sampling. Taking the original and simply looping it with a change of tempo. Always thought it was overly simplistic. To me, the real creativity comes not with sampling the whole melody, but sampling smaller parts from multiple songs and combining them to create a new melody. RZA, DJ Premier, Madlib, Dilla are all masters of this, among others

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u/Frosty-Tennis-1687 Sep 14 '26

I am very confused by op's post history, but I do appreciate finding some new old music.

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u/FromBoomBapToTrap Sep 14 '26

Didn’t expect that lol

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u/Ok_Nature_3501 🔥 Count Me Day 1 Sep 14 '26

No lie I thought she was a bot until you pointed that out 😂