The use of Samplings and their Credit Worthiness
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posted 03-18-2000 10:58 AM
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I think its a line penned by Lennon on Bowie's "Fame", that goes...."What you need, you have to borrow.", or something to that effect. Now as afar as "borrowing" goes rumour has it all the greats do it. My Question stems from the "need" part, which in my case is sampled sounds. I know there alot of confused puppies out there who would like a little clarification on the subject. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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