Discover Samples Used On EPMD's 'Business Never Personal'

VinRican Showcases Classic Samples Used On EMPD's 'Business Never Personal'
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[@patrickward5713]

Green eye bandit!!! Pmd!!!! Love it!!!!

[@MrKing8050]

My favorite EPMD album

[@Paper-zh2wy]

My first favorite album by EPMD

[@mrhoffame]

Do you prefer this over Strictly Business?

[@marqueshunter695]

Mines too.

[@RayzorBlade]

This is one of my all time fave EPMD album ever! Vin Rican is a Genius!

[@parkeredison722]

Was jus about to say that #ditto

[@FSVR54]

I liked their second two albums better than their first two. CLASSICS

[@samuelrux3880]

me too

[@Blacksun205]

I lost it when i heard head banger tho

[@leonstroker4026]

Erick Sermon Top 20 All Time Hip Hop Producer. So influential. So groundbreaking with his samples and chops.

[@nathanharris7815]

Top 10.

[@proph8772]

Youngstas this is Hip Hop.

[@manicsounds]

Just by chance was listening to this album yesterday not realizing it was the 27th anniversary. Great to see it pop up here the next day.

[@ernestoguerrero6696]

This is my all time Duo! Strictly them 2! Ya heard...these young thundercats now,no nothing bout this..

[@shamarbennett4333]

and all of epmd albums is in my favorite rap albums of all time list and they are my favorite rap group in my favorite rappers list and I love all their classic rap album and music one of the legendary rap group pioneers in hip hop history.

[@mrhoffame]

My favorite EPMD album is that one called ...I don't remember, but I think Business was in the title?

[@frankgestrada6052]

Strictly business

[@mrhoffame]

@@frankgestrada6052 I love almost all of them, but SB is truly my favorite lol.

[@jayceejackson3584]

Erick Sermon doesn’t get enough credit as a beat maker.

[@zhaupt]

Thanks a lot I love wgen these pop up on my timeline

[@edo-j1784]

GREAT upload!! Big EPMD fan here...I have all their studio albums and Erick and Parish solo projects...Listening to this brings back SO many good memories and a smile to my face. When you listen to music like this, you can tell how much this younger generation just does not get it. No concept on who paved the way or the creativity involved. We need to put ALL these young artists music in a separate category just labelled "CRAP" not "RAP"

[@airpegasus5167]

Thank You Vin Rican, I Been Asking For An EPMD Episode For About A Year Now 💯💪🏾

[@Dolomite79]

Favourite EPMD album. Props to Vin Rican! 🙌🏾👑

[@rtaylor100com101]

@VinRican Thanks for doing this episode on 1 of my favorites albums by EPMD. To be honest, I didn't see this one coming at all. Great/classic album. I enjoyed the video. Crazy samples. I might've asked you before, but by any chance will you be doing Wax Only episodes on EPMD's Unfinished Business and Business as Usual albums anytime soon?

[@gmanDecksT]

Thanks for this Vin!! Start's off with my favourite tune from the album!!! Then drops props for Kid Capri!!

[@TheEdub1]

@Vin Rican - When are u gonna do Big Daddy Kane - Its A Big Daddy Thing?

[@devonnehawkins-fipps7247]

Word. And Taste of Chocolate. Dope production. And Biz Markie catalog full of dope beats

[@shamarbennett4333]

its great to here samples in legendary classic rap albums I love epmd music and I love all they classic rap album I listen to all of their classic rap album and I love them all and epmd is one of my favorite rap group and I love their rap album epmd business never personal year 1992 which I listen to 5 times and I listen all their to their other classic rap album unfinished business year 1989 album 4 times and I listen to their business as usual rap album 7 times and I listen to their back in business rap albums and I been listen to their strickly business rap album 3 times I love all their classic rap albums.

[@1999emoney]

😌😻👊🏾🙏🏾🎧🎤🎵💽🎚💽 This is just another swell showcase from vinrican, Now EPMD is most definitely two of favourite hip - hop duos !!!!!

[@jahredlee8295]

Love seeing your stuff Vinny!! Keeping it real

[@csscott9803]

Underrated EPMD album and good some good bangers

[@susanfit47]

That song "Can't Hear Nothing But the Music" samples the infamous Skull Snaps' 1973 song "It's a New Day" drum break as much as as Erick Sermon has and I wonder if he did to get back at Daddy-O, who is credited with finding the legendary break and being the first to use it on the classic Stezo song - "It's My Turn". E also used that same "It's a New Day" drums on "Head Banger (Remix Radio Edit)", "Hittin' Switches", "Imma Getz Mine," "The Ill S---" (feat. Kam and Ice Cube), "Stay Real (Remix)," Das EFX used for "Mic Checka", "Mic Checka (Remix)", "East Coast", "Straight Out the Sever" (although those were produced by Solid Scheme, E was an executive producer on the Dead Serious LP), "Gimmie Dat Microphone", "Host Wit Da Most (Rappaz Remix)", "Baknaffek (E-A-Ski/CMT Remix)", Redman for "Watch Yo Nuggets", Shaquille O'Neal for "Boom!" (feat. Fu Schnickens), Hurricane G for "G-Milky" (Unreleased), Illegal for "Head or Gut", Lords of the Underground for "What I'm After", Cookin' Soul for "Funkorama" and Method Man for "Checka" (feat. Redman) and "Problem". Other samples used on "Can't Hear Nothing But the Music" included Barbara Mason's soulful voice "oohhhh baby" and strings from her 1972 song "Give Me Your Love". They also used a small sample from Curtis Mayfield's original 1972 version, the often used "School Boy Crush" by Average White Band from 1975, there is some incredible compression on this track and everything just sounds timeless, and of course the infamous Kool and the Gang's 1973 song "Jungle Boogie".

[@sootsrichmore6421]

FUN FACT: FOREIGNER' S " STREET THUNDER" was used for EPMD'S "CHILL"

[@emack4371]

Business Never Personal....CLASSIC PERIOD....THEIR 4TH IN A ROW 🔥🔥 🔥

[@souravsingh539]

Classic Album

[@swissbeats2k]

Grand Puba 2000 next! Please

[@mrkeitt]

" Chill " is EMPD's hardest beat ever 🔥🔥

[@Gonzodagod]

Last classic EPMD album. Thanks for the breakdown Vinny

[@frankgestrada6052]

That's what up... strictly business. Tho....... Do that one

[@shawn4ever77]

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[@seanhall5255]

Loved this Breakdown!!! Yes Sir..U da Man Vinrican

[@susanfit47]

That song "Can't Hear Nothing But the Music" samples the infamous Skull Snaps' 1973 song "It's a New Day" drum break as much as as Erick Sermon has and I wonder if he did to get back at Daddy-O, who is credited with finding the legendary break and being the first to use it on the classic Stezo song - "It's My Turn". E also used that same "It's a New Day" drums on "Head Banger (Remix Radio Edit)", "Hittin' Switches", "Imma Getz Mine," "The Ill S---" (feat. Kam and Ice Cube), "Stay Real (Remix)," Das EFX used for "Mic Checka", "Mic Checka (Remix)", "East Coast", "Straight Out the Sewer" (although those were produced by Solid Scheme, E was an executive producer on the Dead Serious LP), "Gimmie Dat Microphone", "Host Wit Da Most (Rappaz Remix)", "Baknaffek (E-A-Ski/CMT Remix)", Redman for "Watch Yo Nuggets", Shaquille O'Neal for "Boom!" (feat. Fu Schnickens), Hurricane G for "G-Milky" (Unreleased), Illegal for "Head or Gut", Lords of the Underground for "What I'm After", Cookin' Soul for "Funkorama" and Method Man for "Checka" (feat. Redman) and "Problem". Other samples used on "Can't Hear Nothing But the Music" included Barbara Mason's soulful voice "oohhhh baby" and strings from her 1972 song "Give Me Your Love". They also used a small sample from Curtis Mayfield's original 1972 version, the often used "School Boy Crush" by Average White Band from 1975, there is some incredible compression on this track and everything just sounds timeless, and of course the infamous Kool and the Gang's 1973 song "Jungle Boogie".

[@desmondwilliams4068]

It's Going Down was on the Juice Soundtrack. EPMD makes a quick cameo in the movie. They get robbed in the hold up in the bar/restaurant.... This is actually my least favorite of EPMD's albums...But it still rocks.

[@DLM323]

I can't front, i thought this was their weakest album, "Business As Usual" and "Unfinished Business" are my favorites. This album had good one's on it but alot of tracks i didn't care for.

[@wanrossi2963]

No doubt epmd best records ever all songs are banging

[@mikejohnson8304]

Is there anther platform for wax the video that are block do to copy right love this video looking forward for the next wax

[@susanfit47]

Boon Dox This recordings embodies portions of the composition “I Can Feel It In My Bones”. Featuring samples from the Earth, Wind & Fire recording “I Can Feel It In My Bones” (1971). Also contains uncredited samples from "Get Me Back on Time, Engine #1" by Wilson Pickett (1970), “The Assembly Line” by Commodores (1974), “Slow Down” by Brand Nubian (1990), “If It Don’t Turn You On (You Ougha’ Leave It Alone)” by B.T. Express (1974), “The Payback” by James Brown (1973) (Intro), and a replay of “Do Me!” by Bell Biv DeVoe (1990). Nobody’s Safe Chump Contains samples from “Nobody Wants You When You’re Down and Out” by Bobby Womack (1973), and “The New Style“ by Beastie Boys (1986). Also contains drum samples from “Wah Wah Man” by Young-Holt Unlimited (1971). This recording embodies portions of the recording and composition “The Message” by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five (1982). Can’t Hear Nothing But the Music Contains elements from “Give Me Your Love” by Barbara Mason (1972). Contains uncredited elements from “Give Me Your Love” by Curtis Mayfield (1972), “School Boy Crush” by Average White Band (1975), an uncredited drum sample from “It’s a New Day” by Skull Snaps (1973) Contains elements from “Jungle Boogie” by Kool & the Gang (1973), and a replay of “Gonna Fly Now” by Bill Conti (1976). Chill This recording embodies portions of the composition “Dance Floor” "Chill" features samples from the Zapp recording “Dance Floor” (1982), and from the Foreigner recording “Street Thunder” (1984). Contains elements from “Street Thunder”. Contains unaccredited elements from “Cry Cry Cry” by Bobby Bland (1961), “UFO” by ESG (1981) (sirens), “Atomic Dog” by George Clinton (1982), "You Gots to Chill" by EPMD (1988), “It’s Funky Enough” by The D.O.C. (1989), “My Melody” by Eric B. & Rakim (1987). Head Banger Contains elements from “One of Those Funky Thangs” by Parliament (1978). Contains uncredited drum samples from “Impeach the President” by The Honey Drippers (1973) and “Papa Was Too” by Joe Tex (1966). Contains unaccredited replays from “Slow Down” by Brand Nubian (1990), “Suprises” by The Last Poets (1970) and “Rock-A-Bye, Baby! (Keisha’s Lullaby)” from the movie New Jack City (1991). Scratch Bring It Back (Part 2-Mic Doc) This recording embodies portions of the composition “Duck Down” by Boogie Down Productions (1991). This recording embodies portions of the composition “Scenario” by A Tribe Called Quest (1991). This recording embodies uncredited samples of the composition “I Like It” by The Emotions (1969). Contains an uncredited samples from “Don’t Be Afraid” by Aaron Hall (1991) and “UFO“ by ESG (sirens). Contains uncredited drum sampled portions of the composition “Synthetic Substitution” by Melvin Bliss (1973). Contains uncredited vocal samples from “Rampage” by EPMD feat. LL Cool J (1990), and “I’m Mad” by EPMD (1990). Crossover Contains elements from “You Should Be Mine” by Roger (1991). Featuring samples from the Roger recording “You Should Be Mine”. Contains uncredited elements from “Sat What” by Idris Muhammad (1977), a vocal sample of “Bring the Noise” by Public Enemy (1987), and a replay of "Help Me, Rhonda" (1965). Cummin’ at Cha Contains samples from “How I Could Just Kill A Man” by Cypress Hill (1991). “Tramp” by Lowell Fulson, as sampled with “How I Could Just Kill A Man” by Cypress Hill as sampled with “Cummin’ At Cha” by EPMD. ©1966 Powerforce Music and Budget Music. This recording embodies portions of the composition “25 Ta Life” by D-Nice. Contains uncredited samples from “Straight Outta Compton” by N.W.A. (1988) as sampled in The Winstons’ “Amen Brother” (1969), “Love Potion-Cheeba-Cheeba” by Mighty Tom Cats (1973), “Teddy’s Jam” by Guy (1988), “Hot Pants” by James Brown (1971), “They Want EFX” and “Mic Checka” by Das EFX (1992). Play the Next Man Samples “Sir Nose D’Voidffunk [Pay Attention - B3M]” “Play the Next Man” contains samples from “Sir Nose Dvoidoffunk [Pay Attention -B3M]” by Parliament (1977). Also contains uncredited samples from “Raw” by Big Daddy Kane (1987), "Atomic Dog" by George Clinton (1982), "Strictly Business" by EPMD (1988), “Can’t Truss It” by Public Enemy (1991), and “Jingling Baby” by LL Cool J (1989). It’s Going Down Contains uncredited samples from “I Want You” by Marvin Gaye (1976), “Long Red” by Mountain (1972), “You’re Getting a Little Too Smart” by The Detroit Emeralds (1972), “Paul Revere” by Beastie Boys (1986) a vocal sample from “Big Beat” by Billy Squier (1980), and “It’s Funky Enough” by The D.O.C. (1989). Who Killed Jane? This recording embodies portions of the recording Mary Jane“ by Rick James (1978) Contains elements from “Stone Junkie” by Curtis Mayfield (1972). Contains uncredited drum sample elements from “Papa Was Too” by Joe Tex (1966), and a vocal sample of “Jane II” by EPMD (1988).

[@indriadrayton1132]

I know ya head bobbin cause the neck knows!! You can tear up a gym working out to CrossOver!

[@ImmaBeast713]

You skipped "Chill" the track right before Headbanger

[@KSoloLoso]

Zapp Dance Floor and Red Long Mountain are the samples for Chill

[@chadkelham5034]

It’s Mountain - Long Red

[@AWUNMATERIAL]

@@KSoloLoso how bout Cummin atcha(w/Das efx) and scratch bring it back pt2 when the BEAT flips on PMD?? that beat is crazy!!

[@Olmec-a_Supreme16]

"Chill" contains a sample from "Street Thunder": by Foreigner

[@KSoloLoso]

@@AWUNMATERIAL I came to a conclusion to accept this song cause of the beat flip.

[@cedriclacey6081]

EpMd 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@pvttrooper]

Unfinished business album next

[@MrSimZOldSchoolRev]

Wax only just made my morning. Nuff Respek. Peace

[@montdiamonds5738]

Love this channel! EPMD is in my opinion one of the best hip hop duos ever and the samples used were done so well that if you didn't have a good ear you wouldn't catch it Erick Sermon is still my favorite producer to this day🔊📈

[@fantombeat7967]

YEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!

[@DrexelRivers]

yo...im in shock...fristly Business never personal is my fav EPMD album and seeing how erick flipped these samples is crazy!! nice work Vin Rican...

[@Mythical444]

Best EPMD album

[@chadkelham5034]

Vin Rican coming through with yet another amazing Wax Only!!

[@samuelblinne6040]

Awesome

[@deepete3715]

What a great way to start the Sunday

[@autrelleholland407]

This is so mean. Very true school.

[@susanfit47]

"Can't Hear Nothing But the Music" samples Barbara Mason's 1972 song "Give Me Your Love", Curtis Mayfield's 1972 song "Give Me Your Love", Average White Band's 1975 song "School Boy Crush" and the Skull Snaps 1973' song "It's a New Day". 3:40 The book is the same sample beat that Erick Sermon also used that same "It's a New Day" drums on "Head Banger (Remix Radio Edit), "Hittin' Switches", "Imma Getz Mine," "The Ill S---", "Stay Real (Remix), Das EFX used for "Mic Checka", "Mic Checka (Remix)", "East Coast", "Straight Out the Sever", "Gimmie Dat Microphine", "Host Wit Da Most (Rappaz Remix)", "Baknaffek (E-A-Ski/CMT Remix)" and Redman for "Watch Yo Nuggets." The song "Can't Hear Nothing But the Music" was later sampled by Ralph Tresvant of New Editon for his song "My Aprodisiac" on his solo album It's Goin' Down in early 1994.

[@susanfit47]

Boon Dox This recordings embodies portions of the composition “I Can Feel It In My Bones”. Featuring samples from the Earth, Wind & Fire recording “I Can Feel It In My Bones” (1971), “The Assembly Line” by Commodores (1974), “Slow Down” by Brand Nubian (1990), “If It Don’t Turn You On (You Ougha’ Leave It Alone)” by B.T. Express (1974), a replay of “Do Me!” by Bell Biv DeVoe (1990), and “The Payback” by James Brown (1973) (Intro). Nobody’s Safe Chump Contains samples from “Nobody Wants You When You’re Down and Out” by Bobby Womack (1973), and “The New Style“ by Beastie Boys (1986). Also contains drum samples from “Wah Wah Man” by Young-Holt Unlimited (1971). This recording embodies portions of the recording and composition “The Message” by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five (1982). Can’t Hear Nothing But the Music Contains elements from “Give Me Your Love” by Barbara Mason (1972). Contains uncredited elements from “Give Me Your Love” by Curtis Mayfield (1972), “School Boy Crush” by Average White Band (1975), an unredited drum sample from “It’s a New Day” by Skull Snaps (1973) Contains elements from “Jungle Boogie” by Kool & the Gang (1973), and a replay of “Gonna Fly Now” by Bill Conti (1976). Chill This recording embodies portions of the composition “Dance Floor” Chill features samples from the Zapp recording “Dance Floor” (1982), and from the Foreigner recording “Street Thunder” (1984). Contains elements from “Street Thunder”. Contains unaccredited elements from “Cry Cry Cry” by Bobby Bland (1961), “UFO” by ESG (1981) (sirens), “Atomic Dog” by George Clinton (1982), “It’s Funky Enough” by The D.O.C. (1989), “My Melody” by Eric B. & Rakim (1987). Head Banger Contains elements from “One of Those Funky Thangs” by Parliament (1978). Contains uncredited drum samples from “Impeach the President” by The Honey Drippers (1973) and “Papa Was Too” by Joe Tex (1966). Contains unaccredited replays from “Slow Down” by Brand Nubian (1990), “Suprises” by The Last Poets (1970) and “Rock-A-Bye, Baby! (Keisha’s Lullaby)” from the movie New Jack City (1991). Scratch Bring It Back (Part 2-Mic Doc) This recording embodies portions of the composition “Duck Down” by Boogie Down Productions (1991). This recording embodies portions of the composition “Scenario” by A Tribe Called Quest (1991). This recording embodies uncredited samples of the composition “I Like It” by The Emotions (1969). Contains an uncredited samples from “Don’t Be Afraid” by Aaron Hall (1991) and “UFO“ by ESG (sirens). Contains uncredited drum sampled portions of the composition “Synthetic Substitution” by Melvin Bliss (1973). Contains uncredited vocal samples from “Rampage” by EPMD feat. LL Cool J (1990), and “I’m Mad” by EPMD (1990). Crossover Contains elements from “You Should Be Mine” by Roger (1991). Featuring samples from the Roger recording “You Should Be Mine”. Contains uncredited elements from “Sat What” by Idris Muhammad (1977), “Bring the Noise” by Public Enemy (1987), Cummin’ at Cha Contains samples from “How I Could Just Kill A Man” by Cypress Hill (1991). “Tramp” by Lowell Fulson, as sampled with “How I Could Just Kill A Man” by Cypress Hill as sampled with “Cummin’ At Cha” by EPMD. ©1966 Powerforce Music and Budget Music. This recording embodies portions of the composition “25 Ta Life” by D-Nice. Contains unaccredited samples from “Straight Outta Compton” by N.W.A. (1988) as sampled in The Winstons’ “Amen Brother” (1969), “Love Potion-Cheeba-Cheeba” by Mighty Tom Cats (1973), “Teddy’s Jam” by Guy (1988), “Hot Pants” by James Brown (1971), “They Want EFX” and “Mic Checka” by Das EFX (1992). Play the Next Man Samples “Sir Nose D’Voidffunk [Pay Attention - B3M]” “Play the Next Man” contains samples from “Sir Nose Dvoidoffunk [Pay Attention -B3M]” by Parliament (1977). Also contains uncredited samples from “Raw” by Big Daddy Kane (1987), “Can’t Truss It” by Public Enemy (1991), and “Jingling Baby” by LL Cool J (1989). It’s Going Down Contains uncredited samples “I Want You” by Marvin Gaye (1976), “Long Red” by Mountain (1972), “You’re Getting a Little Too Smart” by The Detroit Emeralds (1972), “Paul Revere” by Beastie Boys (1986) a vocal sample from “Big Beat” by Billy Squier (1980), and “It’s Funky Enough” by The D.O.C. (1989). Who Killed Jane? This recording embodies portions of the recording Mary Jane“ by Rick James (1978) Contains elements from “Stone Junkie” by Curtis Mayfield (1972). Contains uncredited drum sample elements from “Papa Was Too” by Joe Tex (1966), and a vocal sample of “Jane II” by EPMD (1988).

[@lelandchapman1]

I enjoyed this thoroughly. This is my favorite EPMD album and in my top ten hip hop albums of all time.

[@jawsjawsjawsjaws]

all these songs I loved when I was a kid still do in 2020

[@KCKing-iu4cw]

I miss Vin Ricans Break Downs! Bring them back ASAP!

[@francescosemeraro6577]

Bellissimo sentire EPMD fantastico......

[@badian37]

One word: Crossover!

[@JayWerx]

After they first broke up we seen who was the real mastermind behind the EPMD production

[@theoriginal668]

Of course Eric Sermen. PMD also did some of the production as well.

[@Olmec-a_Supreme16]

Parrish Smith & Erick Sermon co-produced EPMD's first 4 albums. Parrish Smith suffered setbacks when his production equipment was stolen, after a break-in during the recording of "Business Never Personal"...

[@neilmcdougall4927]

This is what really got me into hip hop back in the day '93 and a revelation to the source material that inspired the make up of the tracks.Thanks

[@haraciospencer8532]

Keep it up my bro

[@cashinondt8431]

👊👊👊👊👊👊

[@emack4371]

🔥🔥 🔥

[@explorationi]

Another great album from EPMD.

[@trueflip25]

Do the whole Epmd discography bro!

[@ProfessionalSinnerzTV]

my favorite epmd album

[@cgrant4520]

Rest in the good news 💐🌑👍 okay bye

[@curiouslymavismade]

Love me some EPMD, classic album.

[@lamontricks1074]

My favorite EPMD album

[@bigpreach1970]

Bout Time

[@dannybx78]

The original sample for CUMMIN' AT CHA is missing.

[@fredicagoillanoise1309]

Love the honorable mention not to Kid Capri. His album "The Tape" doesn't get enough props.

[@Goatchild90]

B.I.G. MUST have heard this album 😂😂😂

[@sugahmama420]

❤️☺️👌🏼👌🏼👍🏼

[@victoriasegall3404]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@mrhoffame]

Fun vid! Thanks my friend!!

[@sirwilliams483]

DOPE!!!!!!!

[@djwsam575]

Out of standing🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@JD-ov6ox]

The Firm Album???

[@t.thompson8985]

Another great one!

[@FlorinMC]

It Wasn't Me, It Was the Fame 😉

[@indriadrayton1132]

I had 5 milkcrates full of albums. Alla them stolen.