Does anyone know of a good resource where I can find out where Big Audio Dynamite got all their samples from? I'm particularly interested in their first two albums. Thanks ahead of time for any help.....
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by MARV » Thu Jul 10, 2008 1:01 am
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by glokstadt » Thu Jul 10, 2008 1:21 am
Some of it was The Clas, The Who and some old Ska and Rocksteady tunes, I'll have to listen to the songs again... anyone songs in particular, or do mean the entire albums???
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by MARV » Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:08 am
Thanks guys. Rewind, that link is just the ticket. I only knew about the Capt. Scarlett, Scarface and the Good, Bad & Ugly samples. It's all the other film soundbites I wanted to read up on. Man, I loved B.A.D. One of the most memorable shows I ever went to was when Mick and crew brought the house down at Irving Plaza in 1987. Talk about a show that needs a DVD release. I always felt that B.A.D. were an under-appreciated band. What a treasure trove of pop-culture references their discography is.
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by coop41 » Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:28 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by marvymarv[/i]
<br>Thanks guys. Rewind, that link is just the ticket. I only knew about the Capt. Scarlett, Scarface and the Good, Bad & Ugly samples. It's all the other film soundbites I wanted to read up on. Man, I loved B.A.D. One of the most memorable shows I ever went to was when Mick and crew brought the house down at Irving Plaza in 1987. Talk about a show that needs a DVD release. I always felt that B.A.D. were an under-appreciated band. What a treasure trove of pop-culture references their discography is.
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Please tell me you have listened to the new Carbon-Silicon Album as well. They were cool live and there are a couple killer cuts on that CD
<br>Thanks guys. Rewind, that link is just the ticket. I only knew about the Capt. Scarlett, Scarface and the Good, Bad & Ugly samples. It's all the other film soundbites I wanted to read up on. Man, I loved B.A.D. One of the most memorable shows I ever went to was when Mick and crew brought the house down at Irving Plaza in 1987. Talk about a show that needs a DVD release. I always felt that B.A.D. were an under-appreciated band. What a treasure trove of pop-culture references their discography is.
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Please tell me you have listened to the new Carbon-Silicon Album as well. They were cool live and there are a couple killer cuts on that CD
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by MARV » Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:37 am
I've been going to their site and grabbing new albums as they've been posted. Totally dig them. I missed them twice - [b]TWICE![/b] - here in NYC. It was ALWAYS bad timing for me. I swear, the next time they pass through I'll see them no matter what. I have to.
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by tenohtwo » Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:18 am
I never get tired of listening to 'This Is BAD', such a great album, from start to finish. I only saw them once, as BAD II in 1991..great show. The Carbon/Silicon album is good. "The News" could've easily been a new BAD song.
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