PIECES 1982 KUNG FU MOVIE
PIECES 1982 KUNG FU FREE

PIECES 1982 KUNG FU FREE

An interesting side note, and equally influential, was this recordвЂ™s use of combat sound effects as percussion (possibly sourced from the same film as the dialogue).ДЇeel free to also check the flipside вЂњHan Do Jin VersionвЂќ in regular 33 R.P.M. version because, not only was this the preferred speed for many of the eraвЂ™s listeners, but also, at this tempo it represents a strong influence on future вЂњbreakbeatвЂќ utilising productions. In the link here IвЂ™ve decided to feature the 45 R.P.M. KaneвЂ™s records could be played at either speed (33 or 45 R.P.M.) to suit dancefloor requirements, and at the higher speed lent a decidedly вЂњhardcoreвЂќ feel to the otherwise hip-hop flavoured drums. In an additional twist, this and various other of Mr.

Yuen Sui Tien, who made famous the role of вЂњDrunken MasterвЂќ in various other pictures and was in fact mentor and trainer to many stars of action cinema such as Jackie Chan, Samo Hung and Yuen Biao.ДЄs a fan of martial arts movies and dance music this record represented to me the best of both worlds, and as such went on to be a massive influence on my own music productions. This film starred (among others) my all time favourite actor of the genre: Mr.

PIECES 1982 KUNG FU MOVIE

This track, and itвЂ™s companion piece, вЂњ Han Do Jin VersionвЂќ famously sampled Godfrey HoвЂ™s 1982 kung-fu movie вЂњIncredible Shaolin ThunderkickвЂќ.

Jonathan Saul Kane, who also operated under several other monikers was an early pioneer of the use of motion picture dialogue in dance music records. J Saul Kane вЂ“ Depth Charge (Drum Death Version)ДЇast forward to 1989 and this classic early breakbeat tune championed in many of the clubs and raves of that legendary year, was in my opinion a historical milestone for underground dance music, and the art of sampling. For myself and many other later artists to adopt the use of sound samplers, it represents a landmark in the imaginative use of these devices вЂ“ the sampler: the maverick chameleon of the studio.Дў. Messrs Byrne and Eno (of Talking Heads fame) by no means the least adaptable of studio experimenters, produced this somewhat abstract piece which plays introduction to their 1981 record album вЂњ My Life in the Bush of GhostsвЂњ. Sampling devices, originally conceived to reproduce studio recorded sounds such as pianos or drums, were quickly adopted by the more experimental artists as instruments in their own right, by inputting all manner of sounds, noises, vocals and dialogues to create a totally new concept in music. So, to commence, IвЂ™ve chosen an example of one of the very first records to use a digital sound sampler in the creative sense. Having mused over several possibilities, I settled on an amalgamation of them all вЂ“ taking the themeвЂ™s meaning in each and every way. Brian Eno and David Byrne вЂ“ America Is WaitingДЄsked to provide a list of YouTube tracks on the theme of sample influences, I embarked by questioning myself of the possible meanings of such a theme. Benny however has remained at the forefront of UK bass culture, be it DJing under various guisesВ or producing solo music for Deep MediВ and Swamp81.ДЄhead of his appearance at Hospitality In The Park, we asked the sampling guru to shed light on what the art form means to him, tracing back its most imaginative uses from Brian Eno to Underground Resistance and Pete Rock.ДЎ. Releasing material since 2000, the dynamic of the unit has shifted over the years. Labelled as вЂњThe original dubsteppersвЂќ by Blackdown, Horsepower are responsible for much of early TempaвЂ™s catalogue, with classics like вЂ Gorgon SoundвЂ and вЂ When You Hold MeвЂВ that took UK garage into much darker, dubbier terrain and ultimatelyВ paved the way forВ the raw styles like grime and dubstep.ДЇundamental to HorsepowerвЂ™s sound was their ability to build tracks using layers and layers of samples.В Taking audio clips from the wall of VHS tapes inside BennyвЂ™s home, Horsepower would sample film scores, dialogue and amazonian rainforests, reconstructing sound bites to lay narrative and form the swingВ of their ownВ productions. Benny Ill, real name Ben Garner, is best known for being one half of seminal production duo Horsepower Productions.

Pieces 1982 kung fu