• PWEI Sample List v2.07 (2/2)

    From johnsgaspar@gmail.com@21:1/5 to T E Walsh on Thu Jan 30 00:42:48 2020
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    [bmce1@cs.aukuni.ac.nz]

    (I) Also the _original_ 'Funky Drummer' rhythm is sampled (not just
    copied) [bmce1@cs.aukuni.ac.nz]

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    { Wake Up! Time To Die.. }

    one of the musical elements (I can't exactly describe it!) -- a
    sort of heavy clashing sound --

    (#1) Is a sample from `Kray Twins' by Renegade Soundwave
    [ Andrew Shires - ajsh@cs.warwick.ac.uk ]
    "Wake up! Time to die!"

    (#1) From the film 'Bladerunner' - Leons says it before he is
    about to kill Deckard

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    | The PWEI Cure for Sanity |
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    { The Incredible P.W.E.I. vs. The Moral Majority }

    (I) Jimmy Swaggart gives the monologue

    (I) That sure doesn't sound like Swaggart to me... This guy sounds
    too coherent, and he's not blubbering about anything!
    [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

    (I) Themes or phrases from all of the tunes on the disc appear under
    the monologue. [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

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    { Dance Of The Mad Bastards }

    (I) Twilight Zone theme can be heard very faintly during the first
    verse. [ Tim Ervin - time@sco.COM ]

    (I) Contains the same guitar bit that was in 'Can U Dig It?' (the part
    right before "Riffs? (Yeah!)", d-k-dannh, d-k-dannh...)
    [ Adam J. Weitzman - weitzman@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu ]

    A diving synth sound at the end of the first verse. (It's real low,
    if you don't listen carefully, you'll miss it.)

    (#1) From the beginning of PWEI's 'Can U dig It?'
    [ Jason Bilsky - st883045@pip.cc.brandeis.edu ]

    High distorted guitar stab and yell

    (#1) PWEI's 'Sixteen Different Flavours of Hell'
    [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

    "You've stopped dancing"

    (#1) The Who, from 'Quadrophenia'
    [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

    "Get up! - And make it snappy!"

    (#1) Dickie in Roman Polanski's mid 60's film 'Cul De Sac'.
    [ Dan - sds0564@ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu ]

    (I) Listen carefully and you can also hear the high-pitched plinks
    from the end of 'Wise Up Sucker!' / intro to '16 Different
    Flavors Of Hell'.
    [ Simon Salwan - ssalman@dcs.warwick.ac.uk ]

    "Ooh Ahh-ahh"

    (#1) From an obscure song by Marina Van Roy called 'Sly One'.
    [ Simon Salwan - ssalman@dcs.warwick.ac.uk ]

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    { 88 Seconds... & Still Counting }

    drum loop

    (#1) The THE's `Armegeddon Days Are Here (Again)' off of
    'Mind Bomb'. [ Tim Ervin - time@sco.COM ]

    !N! -> Angry crowd chanting "Death to the Klan!"

    (#1) from news footage of an anti - Ku Klux Klan demonstration
    in Greensburg, North Carolina (spoken in the background by
    a newsreader-type voice) in the late seventies. I believe
    the incident led to the death of a protestor.
    [ Dan Staines - dms@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk ]

    "You shut up!"
    "Mayor, what's wrong?"
    "We've got to..." ? "... together"

    (Source unknown)

    (I) I think the final sample went "We got to work together, come on',
    thus continuing the theme of the song.
    [ Tezzer - T.E.Walsh@durham.ac.uk ]

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    { X Y & Zee }

    (I) Aerosmith's Sweet Emotion [ Tim Ervin - time@sco.COM ]

    "Let me tell you something about love, it has a voracious
    appetite... It eats anything." "Well, I'll tell you something else,
    you feed it right and it can be a beautiful thing and that's what
    we have..." "So watch out world! 'Cause nobody can stop it! Nobody!
    Ever!"

    # Thanks to [ David Falkner - falkner@amisk.cs.ualberta.ca ]
    for filling in some of the blanks! _Dave_ #

    (#1) The film version of Stephen King's 'Christine'
    [ Bill Bjelf via Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

    "Je t'aime!" "Encore!"

    # (Spelling correction courtesy of Noah Mittman <g>) #

    (#1) from the film 'Betty Blue'
    [ Tezzer - T.E.Walsh@durham.ac.uk ]

    "No Pop! No Style!"

    (#1) Althea and Donna, 'Uptown Toprankin'', a classic 70's
    number 1 song.
    [ Simon Salwan - ssalman@dcs.warwick.ac.uk ]

    !N! -> Looped piano sample

    (#1) from 'Slim Jenkin's Place' by Booker T. & The MG's.
    I believe this is on their album 'Hip Hug-Her'.
    [ Kurt Revis - krevis@cco.caltech.edu ]

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    { City Zen Radio 1990/2000 FM }

    The warbling sound during the street sounds

    (#1) I think this is something from 'BladeRunner' too; the
    sound in the streets just after Deckard killed the first
    Replicant? [ Andrew Shires - ajsh@cs.warwick.ac.uk ]

    The high-pitched voice singing "T.R.O.U.B.L.E."

    (#1) Is the same one as in 'We Got Trouble" by Age of Chance
    [ Adam J. Weitzman - weitzman@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu ]

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    { Dr. Nightmare's Medication Time }

    "Everybody come in" (or something similar to that)
    "We LIKE it, we LIKE it!"

    (#1) Stuff from the Flintstones cartoon - first, Barney Rubble,
    then Wilma & Betty. [ Tim Ervin - time@sco.COM ]

    (#2) the Barney Rubble line is "Is everybody tuned in?"
    [ DJ Duncy C - D.Corps@herts.ac.uk ]

    The metallic "Move your body"

    (#1) Also appeared on 'Don't Make Me Wait' by Bomb the Bass,
    but as BTB made heavy use of samples this probably
    isn't the original source.
    [ Peter Vamplew - vamplew@probitas.cs.utas.edu.au ]

    "Shake Your Rump"

    (#1) Is the same quote that the Beastie Boys sampled in their
    song of the same name.
    [ Adam J. Weitzman - weitzman@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu ]

    "Doo do do doo do do doo do do" (etc) at the very beginning

    (#1) Was first sampled by Coldcut in their remix of Eric B &
    Rakim's 'Paid in Full' [bmce1@cs.aukuni.ac.nz]

    "Rockman rock"

    (#1) Same sample as in 'Ugly'
    [ Simon Salwan - ssalman@dcs.warwick.ac.uk ]

    (I) Dr. Nightmare, credited on the album, was the name given to the
    Poppies' drum machine. He now lives in a retirement home for
    severely battered musical instruments on the South Coast of
    England, after having been replaced by funky young upstart Fuzz.
    [ Tezzer - T.E.Walsh@durham.ac.uk ]

    (I) Is there a chance that the drum machine story is being confused
    with the fact that the Sisters Of Mercy call their drum machine
    "Dr. Avalanche"? [ Simon Salwan - ssalman@dcs.warwick.ac.uk ]

    !N! (I) Nope - read 'The Eight Legged Atomic Dustbin Will Eat Itself'
    by Martin Roach, and also check out the sleeves of 'Cure For
    Sanity' and 'This Is The Day...'
    [ Tezzer - T.E.Walsh@durham.ac.uk ]

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    { Touched By The Hand Of Cicciolina }

    (I) TONS of BBC Football (Soccer! :-) coverage (John Motson etc)
    (I) Cicciolina is of course the Italian Porn Queen MP
    [ Andrew Shires - ajsh@cs.warwick.ac.uk ]

    (I) She offered to perform oral sex on Khomeni in exchange for Peace!
    (Anecdotal) [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

    A repeating metallic percussion shaker that appears about 1:50
    into the album version

    (#1) From 'Tales From Topographic Oceans' by Yes. (It's also
    present at the start of the Renegade Soundwave
    'Smoothneck' remix.) [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

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    { 1000x No! }

    "What do we want? RESPECT! Yeah! When do we want it? RIGHT NOW!"

    (Source unknown)

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    { Psychosexual }

    Bassline

    (#1) I think I recognised this from a Stone Roses song called
    (I think) 'These Boots Are Made For Walking'. I'm very
    unsure.

    (#2) deny it.
    [ Peter Vamplew - vamplew@probitas.cs.utas.edu.au ]

    Deep bass notes, xylophone chords and the instrumental fadeout bit

    (#1) Are all sampled from the same song -- I wish I knew what
    it was called. [bmce1@cs.aukuni.ac.nz]

    (#2) I always thought it was a classical piece.
    [ Tezzer - T.E.Walsh@durham.ac.uk ]

    (#3) Yeah, it's definitly from a classical piece, (Prelude to
    The Afternoon Of A Fawn' by Debussy?) it was used in wine
    commercials on US TV in the early 70's.
    [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

    (#4) C'mon guys, this is Erik Satie's 'Trois Gymnopedies'.
    [ Alison Crompton - crompton@vxs.ug.eds.com ]

    (#5) That classical Piece is Eric Satie's 'Gymnopedie I for
    Piano'. They play the opening bars in an infinite loop,
    and then let the main theme come through near the end.
    A cool piece in its own right, but I love the way they
    syncopate it by fucking around with the strong beats.
    [ David Falkner - falkner@amisk.cs.ualberta.ca ]

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    { Axe Of Men }

    (No samples identified)

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    { Another Man's Rhubarb }

    "Never rub another man`s rhubarb! Hee hee hee!"

    (#1) Jack Nicholson (as Joker in Batman)
    [ Andrew Shires - ajsh@cs.warwick.ac.uk ]
    Oriental-sounding female vocals

    (Source unknown)

    "We are the people. We suffered. We were there..."

    (#1) From the political campaign in the film 'Taxi Driver'.
    [ Alison Crompton - crompton@vxs.ug.eds.com ]

    (I) 'Another Man's Rhubarb' on '16 Different Flavours...' suffers
    from a bad case of the 'Mysteres des Voix Bulgares' by the
    sounds of it.
    [ Alison Crompton - crompton@vxs.ug.eds.com ]

    !N! -> "Bungle, bungle" (sounds like it's an instrument)

    (#1) it's actually Zippy from the former children's TV program
    'Rainbow'. (verified by Graham Crabb)
    [ Darren White - d.white@shu.ac.uk ]

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    { Medicine Man Speak With Forked Tongue }

    "You CAN fly without fear. You WILL fly without fear. You are
    DETERMINED to fly without fear."

    # Source unknown, but it sure sounds like a self-hypnosis
    tape...#

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    { Nightmare At 20,000FT }

    "What you`re looking at could be the end of a particularly
    terrifying nightmare. It isn`t.. it`s the beginning!"

    (#1) Burgess Meredith (the Penguin) doing the intro.

    (#2) Yeah, it's Burgess Meredith, but it's from the
    opening of the Twilight Zone episode which features
    Meredith as the last human survivor of some apocalyptic
    event, standing in front of an undamaged library. (He's
    happy, 'cause he loves books... 'Til he steps on his
    reading glasses... oops.)
    [ Dave Read - daviread@delphi.com ]

    (#3) From 'Twilight Zone - The Movie'. Anyway... It shows
    the plane in a storm and then has the voice over: "What
    you are looking at..." I remember this because I first
    saw the movie on a plane... Not very clever of Qantas.
    [ James Ward - jpw@ecr.mu.oz.au ]

    (#4) I could have sworn that that was the opening to the
    TZ episode about the creature on the wing of the plane
    with Bill Shatner which (surprise!) was called "Nightmare
    At 20,000 Ft". [ Noah Mittman - blakjak@panix.com ]

    # OK OK, I must be wrong... Time to hit Blockbuster and do some
    heavy research! Hey! Maybe they sampled the TV episode I'm talking
    about for the movie? _Dave_ #

    "Welcome to hell!"

    (#1) Jean-Claude Van Damme's movie `Death Warrant'.
    [ Tim Ervin - time@sco.COM ]

    "Fasten your seatbelt"
    "Hope you enjoyed the ride"

    (#1) From the film 'Total Recall'
    [ Jason Bilsky - st883045@pip.cc.brandeis.edu ]

    (I) Twilight Zone episode with same name is sampled

    (I) An honourable mention must go to the unidentified "If I ever get
    my hands on the f***ing son of a bitch who built that f***ing
    plane, I'll rip his goddamn f***ing face off!"
    [ Alison Crompton - crompton@vxs.ug.eds.com ]

    !N! -> Horn sample at the 2:27 mark or so

    (#1) It's off a cop show or similar. I don't think it's
    'Perry Mason' or 'Dragnet'... It reminds me of someone
    running after some crim... (No, it's not the RHCP 'Under
    The Bridge' video clip)
    [ Richard Smyth - richjs@ecr.mu.oz.au ]

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    { Very Metal Noise Pollution }

    "Very metal" and "Noise pollution"

    (#1) Are from PWEI's 'Preaching to the Perverted' off 'This Is
    THIS'. [bmce1@cs.aukuni.ac.nz]

    (I) The phrase "very metal" was used by Adrian Edmondson (of
    'Young Ones' fame) in the 'Comic Strip Presents' episode
    about the heavy metal band 'Bad News'. Don't know whether
    this is a sample of that show, inspired by it or completely
    unrelated. (Maybe 'Comic Strip' sampled PWEI? :-).)
    [ Peter Vamplew - vamplew@probitas.cs.utas.edu.au ]

    !N! (I) I think it's related - especially as Vyv in 'The Young
    Ones' had "Very Metal" studded on his jacket. But it
    came a LONG time before PWEI...
    [ Tezzer - T.E.Walsh@durham.ac.uk ]

    "That's noise pollution what you're doing!"

    (#1) Apparently from the film 'Christine'
    (Thanks alt.music.alternative)
    [ Alison Crompton - crompton@vxs.ug.eds.com ]

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    { 92 deg. F (The 3rd Degree) }

    The loop at the very beginning

    (#1) Is from a song by the Glove. (Robert "The Cure" Smith and
    Steven "Siouxsie & the Banshees" Severin's little solo
    project -> 'The Glove') [ Tim Ervin - time@sco...

    Hi. It's great to find these time capsules! I'm trying to get in touch with Richard Smyth . . . message me if you're still in touch with this group.

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