Day 3 of our January Month of Samples? Man I wish we could just unload them all to you at once… but what fun would that be? I actually think we have more than 31 sets ready, so we may double up a few days this month.
Today brings us to Joe Budden’s debut, self-titled album. Joey B came out hard with the Just Blaze signature tracks “Pump It Up” and “Fire”, with Busta Rhymes. The majority of the album was produced by White Boy though. Check out the samples we dug up…
“Lock and Key” by Rush
From the album Hold Your Fire (1987)
Sampled in “Intro”
Produced by White Boy
“I’m Still #1″ by Boogie Down Productions
From the album By All Means Necessary (1988)
Sampled in “#1″
Produced by White Boy
“The Bridge Is Over” by Boogie Down Productions
From the album Criminal Minded (1987)
Sampled in “#1″
Produced by White Boy
“Sound Of Da Police” by KRS-One
From the album Return of the Boom Bap (1993)
Sampled in “#1″
Produced by White Boy
”Baby Let Me Take You In My Arms (In My Arms)” by Detroit Emeralds
From the album You Want It, You Got It (1972)
Interpolated in “#1″
Produced by White Boy
“Soul Vibrations” by Kool and The Gang
From the album Music is the Message (1971)
Sampled in “Pump It Up”
Produced by Just Blaze
“I Love You So Much, Never Wanna Let You Go” by Love Unlimited
From the album In Heat (1974)
Sampled in “She Wanna Know”
Produced by White Boy
“Super Rappin” by Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five
From the album ?
Interpolated in “Fire”
Produced by Just Blaze
“Whores In This House” by Frank Ski *
From the single “Whores In This House” (1993)
Interpolated in “Fire”
Produced by Just Blaze
“Hail Mary” by 2pac
From the album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory (1996)
Interpolated in “Ma Ma Ma”
Produced by White Boy
“Right on Brother” by The Four Tops
From the album Meeting of the Minds (1974)
Sampled in “Real Life Rap”
Produced by White Boy
* unavailable in compilation
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Pretty good album. His introspective rhymes makes you feel like you know him personally. From his struggles with depression, substance abuse, and baby mama drama…he really opens himself up. “10 mins” is that joint.
Don’t forget to check this out: http://rapcredits.com/wiki/Joe_Budden
Yeah, I’m not a big Joey fan, but I dug this album. Oh yeah, Thomas did this set.. forgot to give homie props.
Thanks my man, but you know how we do…doesn’t matter who does it…all for the cause. All for one and one for all…Brand Nubian. lol.
I like this one
@thomas: nope, Bryan Adams
Soulclap—- Bryan Adams? We miss something…got something mixed up? Help me.
He had a track called all for one… nevermind
Ok…I’m lost. Not familiar with Bryan Adams
yo just to let you know both jay and joe both rashed over a track that features Chris martin of (i forgot the name of that lile soft rock group) but it’s on your bp3 comp and Joe’s latest album escape route. you can post that in the who spit it better section too. I’m going with joe on that one
good one! we’ll have to hook that up.