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  • man i love all the bands that steven albini produced to death, but that guy is an elitist piece of shit!

  • ShockG....mynigga

    RIP Eyedea

  • Thank U Shock G!!!

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  • When will these government idiots go after the record companies and managers that have been SCREWING the artists since the 50's with illegitimate record contracts? Nobody cares about the artists (that supply ALL of the productivity). How many Billions of dollars have artists been screwed out of in the 50 years BEFORE the existence of the internet? The internet is simply a tool with which NEW profits can be made. This is again, only about the top 1% (record companies) getting richer and richer.

  • If the laws have to change for our generation to "Do what its got to do" let me tell you we have one stupid ass generation.

  • Shock G.

  • hip hop is beautiful and other forms of sampling too.. mixing diffrent sounds together to make somethin that relates to us this day and age.. but they dont come from were we come from.. were we appriciate the little things we have to work with.. so fuck you mr i just want to make money of any fuckin thing.. fuckin fools..

  • isnt the reporter a pornstar ??? jenni lee????

  • they should pay samplers for taking samples

    for re-promoting a lot of forgotten stuff...that no one knows about...

  • Shock Gs Analogy Seems Legit but its NOT, The camera man would be creating his OWN work because he didnt go and copy the picture, he took it the picture with his favored angles and view not a very good analogy if you put some thougght into it.

  • @EmmanuelEstradaProd That is exactly the same thing. Sampling is supposed to be reintepretation.

  • @SS5785

    But the problem is they dobnt say its a reinterpretation, i love rap and i love mixing, and creating something of something else, but these rappers wont do whats right, they act as if they made original creations, and are not willing to give royalties or credit to the true original creators.

  • @EmmanuelEstradaProd It will depend on the case. If you are making a cover and selling it you sure as hell should pay for it. But if you take a drum base or a guitar note im not sure you should pay. Afterall is not like these people have the rights of, say, the B minor note.

  • @SS5785

    no they dont own the note but their performance is theirs and people shouldnt benefit from others creations by a click of a button, its not really a reinterpretation if its the exact same recording

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  • if someone uses 1 note of a musician's song and makes something else creative out of it that lots of people love, why is that a problem? Especially when they have to pay A LOT for it. It was OK for the Beatles to sample a bunch of sounds for free on their album. And whats the problem with parodies? They're awesome. YOU shouldn't knock someone else's art just because they sample,borrow or buy a snippet of music that someone else did especially if it sounds great. A collage is still considered art

  • @gogliajuan Taking samples and making them into a sound collage is a cut and paste art form for sure. I sample for experimenting fun all the time. It's not stealing until you start SELLING clips of someone else's music without making an agreement with them. The sad part is, only rich guys like Jay-Z and P Diddy can afford to make deals to use HUGE samples of old hits in their songs. A broke musician who's good at sampling has no chance.

  • I just don't understand making someone elses song yours. Why not just make your own song?

  • Also i guess the comment on top referring to "the white guys" is just highlightting the fact that all the guys being against are white, as a coincidence, not as a racist remark.

  • Sampling is not about hearing the same sound, that would be playing any song. Sampling is about reinterpretation. Its about making a song yours. And btw, sampling is a little bit more like collage, its about putting the pieces together and arrenge them in new ways creating a new, unique piece.

  • I guess i'm just being a "white dude."

  • And I have sampled other peoples music, before you try and say something.. I feel much more satisfied knowing it is COMPLETELY original. I guess that is my own personal preference.

  • Painting and Photography are two very different, yet similar artforms. Music is not. Sampling IS stealing.

  • I do not buy into the analogy of "painters and photographers." It's much harder to theive ones work in that aspect. In music, sampling ones music is LITERALLY stealing. You are hearing the EXACT sound. To only way to compare the two would be to take a picture that some photographer took of a bridge.. Take that same exact photo and photoshop it black and white, cut out a few things and bam... call it your own... Has nothing to do with painting. That is a terrible misguided analogy.

  • Sampling in its purest form is lazy.. How can you call yourself a "producer" when you are simply recycling other artists creations? Why not pick up an instrument or two or three or four and make something COMPLETELY original and refreshing.. You can cut it and manipulate how you want to give it that "hip hop" feel.. the best part... its all yours.. No questions asked. THEN, youre a prodcuer. Get off of your lazy asses and really progress our genre, people.

  • @vintagelements Yeah, you are right. This guy is just another snob.

  • woa, woa. The DMCA has a youtube account? Quickly Billy, RUN!

  • sampling is cheap and easy? Yeah, just like your mom!

  • if you can sue people for sampling music, nature should sue me for taking photographs...

  • Steve Albini get your head out of your ass and actually listen to what we're doing with these samples. I can play both piano and guitar and I also sample tons of records, I supplement the sample with added strings/piano keys and basslines. Its not just looping up some shit and stamping your name on it. And btw don't knock something until you've actually tried it, dumb fucker.

  • I'm sort of disappointed with Steve Albini. I thought he'd be more open minded than that.

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  • Im not sure I understand shock G;s Analogy, can someone spell it out for me please

  • @Airek2007 sure

    he compared producer vs instrument player with painter vs photographer..the same way the white guys are saying sampling is lazy, the painter can say about a photographer...but the point he is trying to make is they both should be appreciated because its very similar just with updated technology...they both create ORIGINAL ART even tho its made of something sampled or the picture isnt drawn but photographed

  • trippy seeing eyedea at 8:40..

  • who cares if you sample or don't sample, if you create your own music it will get sampled. fuck it let it go, more important things to worry about. Really good movie though.

  • O SHIT El-P @8:12 !!

  • Shock G hit the nail right on the head. That was the best analogy i have heard in a long time. Oaktown droppin knowledge!!!

  • This woman needs to change her introduction.

    You have to pay (a proportion) of those, as the sample helps make the money, and the sampler didn't write it, or play it. Eg: Stubblefield must get paid. He wrote the drums, even if he didn't have a credit on the original JB record. There needs to be a new law and fast, or a Presidential decree to pay him (if such a thing exists).

  • "it's a remix culture and the laws have to change to allow the culture to do what it has to do" - Wrong! U stealin' shit? You can't make up your own shit? You can't sing or play your ass off like the artists your stealin' from? You just need to respect and pay beawtch

  • @xposeshure Right. It's true that people made (and can make) something new by breaking the rules (0:30), but you still have to pay SOMETHING even if it's not the full rate (some kind of method of acknowledgment)... if you make money from it that is. If you reap, you can't keep (it all). if they're "in your band", you have to pay them for that... something... like a pay for hire at least. But royalties will also accrue if there's money.

  • where's part 2 of this bitch?

  • epic remix @ 4:48!!! anyone knows if its complete somewere in the net?

  • It took a lot of work to create this documentary and great work it is!

  • FUCK U!! THE TURNTABLIST KEEPS THE ARTIST ALIVE!!!!!

    B I T C H HAVE SOME RESPECT!!!! 4 THE TURNTABLISS

  • @turntabliss So pay the artist

  • @societyforrealmusic what ive found is that the tunes they sampled,are the tunes they have bought,so everyone gets payed at the end of the day,plus most people don't even know the artist or the tune they sampled,so they get a free education in music,scratchin,loopin,mixin,a­nd all the other stuff that make the turntablist!!!!

  • This is a great documentary I think

  • I love El-P musics in the background is sick and made the documentary epic.

  • RIP Eyedea

  • thank you for uploading this

  • Fuck the law, the law is already in to many things now a days

  • what a douche

  • wow c'mon steve!

  • Also; I play guitar/bass, drums, piano and I sing. But I'm also an aspiring DJ/producer. For him to say that sampling is a lazy way of making music is asinine. It takes just as much skill to combine several different tunes and mix them in a very harmonious way so they sound JUST right as it is to make up a song on guitar and all that jazz.

  • @MrIndestructible43

    I 100 abso-FUCKING-lutely agree with you homie!

    I get haters all the time saying im wack cuz I sample nes games.

    "your just raping the artist work."

    NO!

    Im respectfully combining it with my work to create beautiful art.

    Anyway good point my dude.

    Peace.

  • C'mon Steve, =\

  • Wow. Steve Albini. Idiot.

  • steve albini just doesn't understand hip hop or hip hop lifestyle no matter how long he's been in the industry or how many artists he's worked with. still got mad respect for him tho and he can def. produce my next album haha

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