Mobb Deep Hell on Earth Sample Discovered

[u mad son?]

How can you not hear the song and recognize the sample, it's impossible

you can say I never heard that record before or it was great dig, you can't say he flipped the sample in an urecognizable way, because it's easily recognizable, even though it's a short cut

I never heard this song before, and people probably did but didn't listen to the whole thing and never caught it

I know sometimes I will let a record play and turn the shyt off before it's over if I don't like it, or skip around, you can easily miss something that short because you didn't listen to that part and skipped over it

I get what you're saying, but if that was the case this sample would have been discovered the same year it came out. I think you might be underestimating just how many beat makers are out here digging the same shyt that all these top producers are digging.

Chic Corea has been sampled hundreds of times over decades, there are so many beatmakers out here these days that nothing has really been left untouched.

Its obvious to you now because someone has consolidated it into a video what's purpose is to show you exactly how it was done. You aint catching that shyt otherwise lol.

 

[Master Teacher]

This isn’t an obscure artist. If what you were saying was true, the sample would have been known in 96.
People have been actively looking for the sample for decades. In spite of how obvious it is to you, people looking for it for decades just found it after 26 years of searching. You are wrong, likely as a result of English not being your first language and not knowing the meaning of obvious. Either that, or you are mentally challenged. I don’t mean that as an insult, but the meaning of the word obvious is, well, obvious.

It's obvious because you can hear it, I never heard of this artist, never heard this record, I recognizable the sample on the first play through it's not that hard

but its easy to see why people would skip over because it's a quick cut in the middle of the record, and most people would skip over this scrubbing through the record or cutting it off afafter aminute because it doesn't sound like someting viable

the part Havoc took out is clear has day though

you can dig in the crates and take a whole 4 bars and nobody ever find out simply because they never heard it

 

[mobbinfms]

You can clearly here, he chopped it around at the end for the torn around to make it a complete melody, but it's clearly recognizable in that clip, pitching it down was only necessary so you can rap over it and make it loop, plus it sounds better, but it did not make it unrecognizable

Who Sampled says 2:40. I can’t hear it. It’s pitched down to the extent that it is unrecognizable.

 

[mobbinfms]

It's obvious because you can hear it, I never heard of this artist, never heard this record, I recognizable the sample on the first play through it's not that hard

but its easy to see why people would skip over because it's a quick cut in the middle of the record, and most people would skip over this scrubbing through the record or cutting it off afafter aminute because it doesn't sound like someting viable

the part Havoc took out is clear has day though

you can dig in the crates and take a whole 4 bars and nobody ever find out simply because they never heard it

What part of the song do you hear the sample? Time stamp.

 

[Master Teacher]

I get what you're saying, but if that was the case this sample would have been discovered the same year it came out. I think you might be underestimating just how many beat makers are out here digging the same shyt that all these top producers are digging.

Chic Corea has been sampled hundreds of times over decades, there are so many beatmakers out here these days that nothing has really been left untouched.

Its obvious to you now because someone has consolidated it into a video what's purpose is to show you exactly how it was done. You aint catching that shyt otherwise lol.

That's not to do with the how it sounds though, you can the hell on earth clear has day even at the high speed, its clear as day

just because it's in the middle of some record people ain't hip to, doesn't mean it's not recognizable, which is why it was discovered

samples that short you don't even have to credit or get cleared

 

[Yapdatfool]

Jesus Hav was on ONE between shook ones 2 and this... and before 21 on top of that... salute that man

 

[choc_cardigan]

It's obvious because you can hear it, I never heard of this artist, never heard this record, I recognizable the sample on the first play through it's not that hard

but its easy to see why people would skip over because it's a quick cut in the middle of the record, and most people would skip over this scrubbing through the record or cutting it off afafter aminute because it doesn't sound like someting viable

the part Havoc took out is clear has day though

you can dig in the crates and take a whole 4 bars and nobody ever find out simply because they never heard it

This is a shyt poster earning his hall of shame title. Think of how miserable a person has to be just to constantly post gibberish just to argue. Especially when there's no money involved.

 

[u mad son?]

That's not to do with the how it sounds though, you can the hell on earth clear has day even at the high speed, its clear as day

just because it's in the middle of some record people ain't hip to, doesn't mean it's not recognizable, which is why it was discovered

samples that short you don't even have to credit or get cleared

You heard it because you watched a video thats purpose is to show you how he did it. If that track came on the radio and you was sitting listening to it, you would not have heard it, just stop lol.

Next hes gonna start telling us that he heard the shook ones sample back in 94 because his brain has the ability to pitch down pianos by 9 semitones

 

[Master Teacher]

What part of the song do you hear the sample? Time stamp.

What part of the song do you hear the sample? Time stamp.

They tell who sampled it's 2:40, its already time stamped how can you not recognize that

You're confusing what I'm saying, I'm merely saying audible wise you can hear that he got the sample from there

not that it wasn't rare sample used in hip hop

Nas is Like took ten years for people to find the sample, without the internet nobody would know, somebody randomly uploaded the mp3 of the original song in the internet, that's how people found out

 

[mobbinfms]

They tell who sampled it's 2:40, its already time stamped how can you not recognize that

Because of how much it’s slowed down. It sounds like a different instrument on Hell on Earth and is unrecognizable.

 

[Master Teacher]

Because of how much it’s slowed down. It sounds like a different instrument on Hell on Earth and is unrecognizable.

It's exact same melody, the pitch doesn't change it, it's obvious it's not unrecognizable at all which is why they were able to point at the exact time and it's clearly audible, if they can hear it and i can hear it, you can hear it lmao

but I will concede, it took more skill to turn that into a hot beat than what Dr Dre did with his samples on the chronic, as far as the physical action of making the beat

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Stop telling

 

[mobbinfms]

It's exact same melody, the pitch doesn't change it, it's obvious it's not unrecognizable at all which is why they were able to point at the exact time and it's clearly audible, if they can hear it and i can hear it, you can hear it lmao

but I will concede, it took more skill to turn that into a hot beat than what Dr Dre did with his samples on the chronic, as far as the physical action of making the beat

There is definitely a transformation when you slow something down that much that the notes become elongated and sound like different instruments.

It would be the equivalent of playing the Troy horn riff on a guitar six time as fast as the OG. It’s going to sound different.

 

[mobbinfms]

This video does a great job of isolating the OG sample in OG form in the first ten seconds. I don’t hear it.

 

[Sound (∀√a) Maths]

Havoc is a don