@WFHOLLOW7 well more precisely it's a sample from song "Tramp" by Lowell Fulson (1966). Now, whether Muggs listened / has taken the idea from DeLa, I don't know, but it could be, since Cypress Hill's first album was released in august 1991 and "DeLASoul is dead" during the spring of the same year.
This album (along with Three Feet High And Rising) changed my life forever and that's a GOOD thing. Well anyway, here are the samples that I can find from this track:
"Tramp" by both Otis Redding/Carla Thomas & Lowell Fulsom
"Twine Time" by Alvin Cash & the Crawlers
"I'll Be Doggone" by Instant Funk
"A Question Of Honor" From the Peter Pan Kojak Children Book and Record (I own the record. It's pretty violent).
The beat sounds really REALLY similar to RZA's production on "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", the influence of this is SOOOO obvious :) Especially the bassline. De La Soul is the best <3
De La Soul help me love hip hop. Thank you for posting this.
raiders75 3 weeks ago
memories...
serotine9 1 month ago
i think its just slowed down in how i could just kill a man
wwjd4someslayer 4 months ago
cypress hill used the same sample in how i could just kill a man, right?
wwjd4someslayer 4 months ago
@wwjd4someslayer YEP. As soon as I heard the Cypress hill track I knew it was sampled from De La
WFHOLLOW7 2 months ago
@WFHOLLOW7 well more precisely it's a sample from song "Tramp" by Lowell Fulson (1966). Now, whether Muggs listened / has taken the idea from DeLa, I don't know, but it could be, since Cypress Hill's first album was released in august 1991 and "DeLASoul is dead" during the spring of the same year.
oliverecords 2 days ago
This album (along with Three Feet High And Rising) changed my life forever and that's a GOOD thing. Well anyway, here are the samples that I can find from this track:
"Tramp" by both Otis Redding/Carla Thomas & Lowell Fulsom
"Twine Time" by Alvin Cash & the Crawlers
"I'll Be Doggone" by Instant Funk
"A Question Of Honor" From the Peter Pan Kojak Children Book and Record (I own the record. It's pretty violent).
"At My Front Door" by The El Dorados
...You're Welcome :)
cfrazier822 4 months ago 4
One the best hip hop albums ever!
FiltheeTipz37 4 months ago
nice... Lowell Fulson - Tramp
heclillo 5 months ago
I got the scheme in headlock, you won't get fat...
genius.
jdosia 6 months ago
2:30 "Walk This Way" and "Hey,Hey, Hey" from fat albert in the same song! Amazing!
patriciamisslilmex 9 months ago in playlist De La Soul
SMH... De La wuz the stuff
caugustusd 1 year ago
SMH...
caugustusd 1 year ago
This was my favorite CD!!! Not to mention I had a MAJOR MAJOR Jones for Plug Two....he could still come plug OH neva mind :)
LuvsNeoSoul302 1 year ago 2
The beat sounds really REALLY similar to RZA's production on "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", the influence of this is SOOOO obvious :) Especially the bassline. De La Soul is the best <3
TMPZizOG 1 year ago
@TMPZizOG it uses the same drum break (Otis Reading & Carla Thomas - Tramp) as a few of the early wu-tunes.
HoldingUpTheBar 1 year ago
@TMPZizOG also, this was released two years before 36 Chambers, so it was RZA who was influenced by Prince Paul.-
HoldingUpTheBar 1 year ago 2
@TMPZizOG Cypress Hill - "How I could just kill a man" too. Just about the same base line in that song. Prince Paul was ahead of his time. Genius.
KingdomMindedShow 8 months ago in playlist De La Soul: De La Soul is Dead
@KingdomMindedShow ? Kids. The bass line is a sample. The original song is called "Tramp" by Otis Redding.
ThaNotoriousBEN 4 months ago
@TMPZizOG
The W.... The Jump Off... same beat, different processing
MegaMonsterMike 6 months ago
ONE OF THE BEST HIP HOP ALBUM OF 1991 !
nabilster 1 year ago 19
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTIN THIS AMAZIN MASTERPIECE OF HIP HOP HISTORY !
TheElephant79 1 year ago 8
Prince Paul - a beast!
DClean 1 year ago 3
DOPE
mykennj007 1 year ago 2