
I’ve been sitting on this set for awhile, trying to find the last two tracks needed to complete the compilation. Didn’t have much luck, so I figured I’d put it up in hopes that someone out there has the two missing tracks. I’ve also added the Luther sample for the “Hot Thing Remix”, but does anyone know who produced that? Thanks to JackFrosty, Goon, and Lyndon for helping make this set complete. I’ve recompiled the compilation and all tracks are now included in the download.
Talib Kweli’s Ear Drum was one of my favorite albums last year. Release on August 21, 2007, this album was (and still is) in constant rotation on my ipod without a single skipped track. Production on this album is simply amazing and yet so diverse, as we got tracks from Madlib, Pete Rock, Hi-Tek and Kanye West, among others. I think you’ll enjoy this sample set just as much as the album itself.
- “Everything Man” by Day Break
- Sampled in “Everything Man”
- Produced by Madlib
- “Deliverance” by Space
- Sampled in “Hostile Gospel Pt. 1 (Deliver Us)”
- Produced by Just Blaze
- “A Theme For L.A.’s Team” by the Thomas Bell Orchestra
- Sampled in “Say Something”
- Produced by will.i.am
- “Lost on 23rd Street” by Johnny Hammond
- Sampled in “Country Cousing”
- Produced by AKidCalledRoots and Sha-La Shakier
- “Border Song (Holy Moses)” by Aretha Franklin
- Sampled in “Holy Moly”
- Produced by Pete Rock
- “Ghetto Lament” by Sylvia Saint James
- Sampled in “Eat To Live”
- Produced by Madlib
- “Lonesome Mood” by The Friends of Distinction
- Sampled in “In The Mood”
- Produced by Kanye West
- “Sheba’s Song” by Fruupp
- Sampled in “Soon The New Day”
- Produced by Madlib
- “I’m Glad You’re Mine” by Al Green
- Sampled in “Give ‘Em Hell”
- Produced by Terrace Martin and Battlecat
- “Stay Awhile” by Kool & The Gang
- Sampled in “Stay Around”
- Produced by Pete Rock
- “We’re No Exception” by Johnny ‘Guitar’ Watson
- Sampled in “Hot Thing”
- Produced by will.i.am
- “How Do You Like Your Love” by Babes in Toyland
- Interpolated in “Hot Thing”
- Produced by will.i.am
- “Do It Twice” by Bob Marley
- Sampled in “The Perfect Beat”
- Produced by Swiff D
- “Tell Her” by Fred Williams & The Jewels Band
- Sampled in “Listen!!!”
- Produced by Kwame’
- “Tightrope” by Steel Pulse
- Sampled in “Hostile Gospel Pt. 2 (Deliver Me)”
- Produced by DJ Khalil
- “Forever, For Always, For Love” by Luther Vandross *BONUS
- Sampled in “Hot Thing (Remix feat Jean Grae & Ne-Yo)”
- Produced by ???




















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Sick!
“Ghetto Lament” by Sylvia Saint James *
consider it available here
http://www.mediafire.com/?ohi575nwtw9
Yes! I knew someone would come through!. Thanks Jack Frosty! Now all we need is the “Say Something” sample. I do know that it was released on the “Fish That Saved Pittsburgh” soundtrack; however, that soundtrack is hard to find.
This blog, 4brothersbeats.blogspot.com/, apparently has the “fish…” soundtrack, but it requires an invitation.
Great find Goon! I looked into this site and apparently, they switch to http://fourbrothersbeats.blogspot.com, which is not private; however, I haven’t had any luck finding the fish soundtrack on their yet. Great site though! That have a lot of great soul music. Def worth checking out!
http://72.14.205.104/search?q=cache:MFU5CzPx0TEJ:droppz.com/upcoming.php%3Fpart%3Dupcoming%26order%3Doldest%26category%3DSoul_Jazz_Latin+4brothersbeats.blogspot.com+fish+saved+pittsburg&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us&client=safari
a bit down the page
Here’s the 4brothersbeats link to the Fish Soundtrack:
http://www.zshare.net/download/391684425a60f5/
Keep up the Good work!
bro, im listening to that sample [the one from the Fish Soundtrack] and man oh man….. i wanna pick up the Eardrum record based entirely on me listening to this sample right now lol…
Yo, THAT’s what I’m talkin about!! Thanks Lyndon!
Lyndon thanks for the link. Kev, you should do a full post on this soundtrack, it’s too good and too rare to let it slide in the comments section. “No One Does Better” alone deserves it’s on post.
does anybody know why the sample albums arent downloading?
Released September 21, 1982
Recorded 1982 at
Media Sound Studios
(New York City, New York)
The Record Plant
(Los Angeles, California)
The Village Recorder
(West Los Angeles, California)
Genre R&B, soul
Length 43:32
Label Epic, Legacy
Producer Luther Vandross
Wow, that’s a lot of info pasta, but I was actually looking for who produced the Hot Thing (Remix), not the Luther song. Thanks though!
i know i though u meant orginal producer, damned if i can find the answer though