Sample Breakdown: N.W.A's 'Straight Outta Compton'

[@Need4Cookies]

how tf do u hear this many samples in a song. ears like a god damn elephant

[@haesi928]

Elephant 😂😂😂

[@chriso8193]

Previous knowledge of music, which was only heard by black folks. Dre and others like myself that were born in the 60's heard a lot of music when we had 45's, 's, 12-inch singles....it's part of black culture, soul, blues, small records, one-hit wonders, funk, quotes, etc.

[@odgjr]

These things are documented. He didn't figure it out on his own.

[@tatfthsog]

Dre has patience. He would sample 5 songs just for record. These were vinyl days and a tascam and 808

[@SIIILICE]

Damn. Hard worker so does yella

[@FonkedUpProductions]

That was the norm for the Golden age of rap

[@TemporaryInsane]

Yella was the one who finds the records

[@seanw6615]

thats why gangsta gangsta is so great

[@midwestmarauder4821]

Damn Doc Dre & Yella were genius'!

[@Tonymontana187UmKilla.]

MidWest Marauder. yeah man

[@SPGRAMPA1]

Or thieves?

[@MrBrakebeam]

I was just thinking to myself. Straight up geniuses! To take the time to research this mini musical tracks and then unite them in harmony, on the, on time? That is musical genius! The artists that are sampled have to be in amazement and respect.

[@SIIILICE]

@@SPGRAMPA1 no there not. Many people use some peoples beats or tempos. Not just yella and dre.

[@Super000x000]

@@SPGRAMPA1 Both

[@Fingerpopper]

Wow!! They have obviously have a hell of good knowledge of music and a massive record collection.

[@alphalax7747]

I mean when youre producing for a genre where one of its main techniques is to literally use other songs, then thats kinda expected to have

[@familytwitchen7624]

I Now Right

[@BobbyFlips]

Song Listings. Like me up on FB/Twitter for more updates on my videos. Thanks guys! 0:08 Straight Outta Compton 0:38 Fuck Tha Police 1:56 Gangsta Gangsta 4:14 If it Ain't Ruff 4:38 Parental Discretion Iz Advised 5:04 8 Ball (Remix) 5:35 Something Like That 6:07 Express Yourself 6:46 Compton's In the House (Remix) 7:01 I Ain't Tha 1 7:39 Dopeman (Remix) 8:12 Quiet On Tha Set 9:42 Something 2 Dance 2

[@ProductOfTha90s]

dope stuff respect well put together

[@OnAComeUpChea]

you should start collecting records my nigga & come up with some funky ass beats

[@DemomanX614]

Damn this video was dope.

[@sephyfan]

DUUUUUDE, thanks for your research and your work. I highly appreciate seeing the original songs that my favorite artists used to create their own craft.

[@richieblack5530]

That sample on 2:03 was also sampled on Vol.2 Hard Knock Life by Jay Z

[@bigaz005]

A lot of samples can be re used in other songs maybe using the same part of one who sampled it before.

[@Qiast]

Sheesh, this must have taken forever to get all the samples cleared.

[@Mythical444]

BIG CAESAR before 1991, it was a free for all

[@Qiast]

thestetsaincident. Oh really? Oh that makes so much sense now. Thank you

[@Qiast]

SuperOldschool1994 damn. That's dope I wish it was still that way honestly

[@Scramboe]

SuperOldschool1994 Right! it was a free for all. Public emeny had 25 samples in just one of their songs.

[@Mythical444]

FoodNeedNow well, I heard Public Enemy actually lost money on Fear Of A Black Planet, every time an album was sold after 1991, it went to royalties of the respectful artists. It sucks, but you gotta pay for samples.

[@Rascaduanok]

Incredible. Love the breakdown of it all, and goes to show the sheer amount of work involved in sampling. It truly IS an artform.

[@jamesbrasfield2944]

Can you do Dr. Dre's Chronic 2001 or the original? I can't find the older Chronic album anywhere

[@jimbo1722]

james brasfield look at Discogs

[@JORDAN-ls6ki]

Um salve do Brasil ✌🏾🇧🇷 E incrível como dre conhecia tantas músicas e conseguia saber o momento certo de usar o sample Incrível !

[@jaccacock2551]

I love your vids man, always gives me a great selection to add to my library. Cheers for all the good work

[@eazy-austin2961]

Can you do the eazy duz it album? c:

[@jeleznayaopa]

Eazy- Austin 2 I know one video where they show about the used samples on the EAZY DUZ IT album, channel name Power 106 Los Angeles heading Wax Only. не могу ссылку дать не умею

[@RayWrightRayrite]

thanks for the video. I can't believe they had to sample a car burning rubber.

[@hinduallahalkalinewaterjon9882]

Amazing upload, thank you! "Something 2 Dance 2" you left out "Gang Busters (TV Show Intro)" just for the record. Salute @ Bobby Flips

[@GamerGirl_BRE]

I LOVE THIS! So many samples, man I know these songs word for word.

[@voiddcxi2630]

Amen, Brother. Do ya get it? Cuz it’s the name of the... never mind.

[@DuckAlertBeats]

The heavy drums on Quiet on the Set are from one of the BBC Playschool records. I have this. Coldcut used it on the fade out of their questionable remix of Paid in Full too. Peace

[@realmczappa]

DuckAlert Beats nah, you're thinkin of "Ruthless Villain", and I know what you're talkin about. You're referrin to "Bang On a Drum Pt. 2" by Rick Jones.

[@ashercohen8440]

This channel is great, keep it up!

[@dafer174]

bro i love your job it's something that i didn't know.

[@BrockSampsonNA]

Bruh,........this was dope AF. I bumped this whole clip on the way to work.

[@bigbony1932]

I like how in the movie, they made it look like dre created 8:45 off of his head

[@bigaz005]

Some scenes in the movie are fake.

[@hhenperu]

do you know the samplest of pauls boutique album by beastie boys?.... RESPECT FROM PERU

[@gaden74]

Damn Dre dope af, thanx for posting, they must have had a he of a time getting permission for all these

[@Zuiyo1974]

Dre focused three decades of amazing black music in the most fascinating tapestry of samples. This album was really something else

[@harwinder60]

That's funky that's funky

[@gitoberg1]

Pure skill in hearing samples 💯 respect to Dre n yella absolute genious

[@SMOOTHJESÚS]

This is why Dre is a supreme GOAT… his early work was out of this world with his ear and how he used multiple layered samples. He and RZA. They were both insane

[@kingdavenport9510]

can u do a video on all the beats Ice Cube used for Jackin for beats

[@allenbrown6672]

dang "gangsta gangsta" got a lotta samples

[@SuperVegeta888]

do comptons most wanted music to driveby

[@alexjungeee7500]

Good sample video , straight to the point

[@RussRockwell]

What's the main hook and riff from 'Straight Outta Compton'? No one's identified the sustained horn sound and the guitar licks that run all the way through the track.

[@Bends95]

Those samples are wicked altogether..I may not be a fan of Hip Hop or Rap but this is lit!

[@UnexpectedApples]

As always, great work bro.

[@lucrativelyrics2004]

(@9:42) > d-train stepped out of the future & traveled back in time to 1981 to make that westcoast gangsta sound/style that was still a decade away from becoming a thing #wayaheadofhistime

[@antwanragland9864]

Fuck...I didn't know "If it ain't ruff" was a sample. I been working out to this song since I was 16 and didn't know it was AWB the whole time.

[@alecsiu]

The name of song in The intro 00:00-00:08 anyone please?

[@BobbyFlips]

Healy - LFTM

[@bigcypg]

That was dope as hell u did that 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯

[@uberoutside]

Dre and Yella were fucking geniuses ❣️😂

[@frstwhsprs]

01:57 Macintosh Plus cover?

[@johanaceves1940]

And to think i heard like half of these in GTA San Andreas

[@alex_harnar_618]

(1:56) You forgot one last sample from the song: ‘F’’k Tha Police’ it’s the song: ‘Sing A Simple Song’ by the band: ‘Please.’ (1975) It’s the horn/synth sound being used at each chorus as they say: ‘F’’k Tha Police (scratch) F’’k...F’’k... (Scratch) F’’k Tha Police! (Scratch)

[@diggadirt393]

Very good but what about the main sample from straight outta compton. That one long ass horn sample?

[@TKsh1]

Probably Quincy Jones' "Kitty with the Bent Frame".

[@cobancapanoglu2624]

You are a motherf*cking Genius bro

[@Cudcudcudcudcuscuski]

i love this channel so much Some suggestions Acid Rap Mick Jenkins - The waters Any Flatbush zombies record isaiah rashad - cilvia demo Ab-soul - control system kid cudi - Motm 1 or 2 logic - under pressure

[@Cudcudcudcudcuscuski]

oh and who could forget ILLMATIC

[@angryredsquirrelyoufreakin1496]

+Fat Nigga someone already did illmatic look up donutsample

[@SuperVegeta888]

donutsample got his account terminated.

[@angryredsquirrelyoufreakin1496]

THE SUPER VEGETA WHAT!!!????

[@SuperVegeta888]

I checked him on my subscriptions, and it says this account got terminated with third multiple party

[@WodyCody]

Safe to say they loved music

[@tyronescringeheaven1120]

They must've got sued for at least two of these samples.

[@DontAttme]

Tyrone's Cringe Heaven listen to the original "just don't bite it"

[@chriso8193]

You can't get sued if you get permission and that allows the artist to get paid for old shit every time NWA sells and plays on radio. That's standard sample knowledge, same goes for remakes, renditions & remixes. Is it work for hire, parody, compilation, etc.....samples mixed with his original parts as well....but drum tracks cannot be copyrighted, unless it is written out and published.

[@markuslampinen1671]

2:00 the n.... you love to hate

[@jeddaltorio6999]

yo dre! stick to producin! this is what we got

[@820light]

I'm about to start making beats. Having a good ear is talent in itself.

[@ampmontages9930]

shit i dont get it whats copyright

[@SoundBlackRecordings]

You should do Todd Terry, Royal House

[@sathvikchandrasekaran1754]

wayyy too many samples on straight outta Compton lmao Dre and yella flipping samples like pancakes for breakfast. If that's something people in Compton could afford

[@emptykev10]

Wtf

[@olivermoody21413]

what? compton isnt dirt poor

[@oldbodystylechow]

George Robles that made me laugh lmao

[@THETURZO]

"Flipping samples like pancakes for breakfast."

[@hm096]

There was a sample in the end of gangsta gangsta that wasn’t shown in the video

[@alexohkay]

Good video. shows the sample and it's use.

[@cockroachafro]

Any examples of producers / songs that sound like they're made heavily from samples but its original work ?

[@himDX]

cockroachafro Kanye West

[@VarsityAthlete04]

@@himDX Nah Kanye samples a lot

[@himDX]

@@VarsityAthlete04 he has a ton of music that's original production. Also anytime he samples he adds original instruments.

[@VarsityAthlete04]

@@himDX He still samples a lot

[@thesemfnnutts]

Westside Gunn's latest album Who Made the Sunshine sounds like a bunch of samples but it's all original

[@aaronj.brooks1977]

Man so many samples for one song 😮

[@bakedseal3369]

can someone tell me what that sound is used at 1:33 PLEASE?! the real high pitched sound that plays once when he shows the "get me back on time sample"

[@TKsh1]

I don't know shit about music, but it sounds like a electric guitar.

[@SlowedNThowed206]

Its on wilson picketts engine number 9, Dre stripped down the entire beat just to sampled that sound

[@jesusmoncada5915]

Power puff girls intro = straight outta compton D'fuck

[@dreonthebeat202]

So many damn samples

[@TemporaryInsane]

You forgot diamond in the back tune

[@garzapainting66myusernamed76]

So many samples And look where it took them

[@eiderglast]

what was that last piece with the horn section?

[@krimo1107]

Total Respect *****

[@jojo-eb5gj]

bru it sound all diffrent

[@uniqueorganicshaircare9880]

What’s the last song playing? The jazz one.

[@spayspay]

Wow

[@martimpaulouro7373]

Dope video thanks

[@TheMostBK]

Dope.

[@samConnellchannel]

Where did the brass sounds on the title track come from? It kicks in as soon as the lyrics kick in, sounds like brass or sax

[@TKsh1]

It's probably from Quincy Jones' "Kitty with the Bent Frame".

[@theodoremorris4001]

Great video

[@Thanatos_Grego]

Phoda🔥🔥

[@TrellOnTheTrack]

Damn Gangsta Gangsta has alotta samples lol

[@mrbrnz001]

A publishing nightmare- A lawyers dream!

[@bigaz005]

Funky Drummer and Take the money and run was in every song

[@seahawksrule975]

funky worm was in allot

[@kingtanas]

Interesting

[@krishnadasa108]

Very very impressive work. But some are missing. There is a very short Kool Moe Dee sample at 9m40s just after "Boy you should've known by now Eazy Duz it"...and then comes "I was..." That "I was..." is first line from this track: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXmYkmCamq2kq8U

[@Theeezfoo77]

Genius shit

[@sparda9060]

Thats quite a lot of samples for Fuck the Police lol.... Its very subtle too.

[@Eduard000F]

more drums lol

[@louismontoya7437]

Clyde stubblefield is one of the most sampled musicians of all time!

[@ProMediaCompany]

Special shout out to the all the SP's MPCs W30s ASR(X)s all S series akai CASIO STUDIO440s and every other sampler on the planet that gave us the power to create classics!!!

[@Alejandro616]

DOPE

[@wedgins]

Grandes

[@stanislav4771]

what's the intro song? pls

[@BobbyFlips]

link in the description....

[@stanislav4771]

thank u

[@dmaster5556]

The Blackbyrds is a really good band name

[@chrisedwards3214]

I heard a lot if these samples even if i didnt know the artists nwa grew up in the pfunk disco eatly hip hop scenes and listening to rock and roll records too The funk was everywhere back then

[@jayfivesix3440]

do 3001 a laced Odyssey

[@Cudcudcudcudcuscuski]

Idk how good that vid would be considering Erick makes all the beats and they all sound origibal

[@SPGRAMPA1]

Dam and i thaught all that shit was original!!We never get away with that in the Metal industry!!Copies are copies!!👊✌🇺🇸

[@Frost-bs6xr]

sampling is part of hip hop, also there was no internet and youtube at the time, getting a hold of tracks was hard and sampling was a skill that consumed alot of time

[@prodjayweb3766]

Tbh when I read your comment I kinda got angry lmao but people who don’t associate themselves with this kinda music normally have this reaction when they found out about all what goes on in the production process. You would be surprised how many metal songs sample things I actually heard a guy sample the same drums out of the amen brother track by the winstons the same used in straight outta Compton. In hip hop the art form is sampling songs and putting together to make a whole different song/project, it’s actually a really creative process and can take more time than originally creating it. Just saying most of your favourite songs probably sample something but that doesn’t mean they are copies. Just think before you say something like that on a video like this because a lot of people will seriously bite back in the comment section lol.

[@wheelman1324]

In all seriousness, the reason the NWA didn’t make as much money despite their popularity was probably because of their sampling. Jerry Heller probably didn’t help, though.

[@movieking6844]

Yeah that’s a lot of samples on one album

[@movieking6844]

But at the same time in the 80’s and early 90’s hip hop was built around sampling

[@randymayo6441]

Nwa

[@darrenwise4882]

Darren

[@Dopefish1337]

This reminds me of GTA san andreas

[@opedrodrp]

Yella genius

[@TyhlerNovac]

Check out the new video.....kzbin.info/www/bejne/foCoc6p7oraoias