Brock Landars a dance duo (from Parlophone Records) has relased a record with a song called 'Smack My Dick Up'. The song is a mix of Blur's Song 2 and Smack My Bitch Up. The song features more samples of Blur's Song 2 than anything else, started off life as an anonymous white label, which soon got copied around. Alternative radio station X-fm, based in London, got hold of a copy, and played it endlessly!

Parlophone, the major label which 'owns' Blur got to hear the record and because of the Blur connection, they signed it up from creator 'Brock Landars'. (Apparently named after a Boogie Nights film star).

The whole thing, is very much like a breakbeat version of Song 2. Damon Albarn's "Whoo-hoo!" sample is played all over the place. A weak rap sample links the structures together. There's also some samples taken from an old Acen rave track. The Prodigy's SMBU beat (from the early part of SMBU) being used as the backbeat of the drum pattern. At one stage in the song, it is clearly heard. Do the Prodigy know? Are they getting paid for this? Well, take a look at the names in the credits:

Albarn / James / Coxon / Rowntree / Howlett / Smith / Miller / Thornton / Randolph (That's Blur, Prodigy and the Ultramagnetic MCs)

10.09.2011, 18:38

Artist: Brock Landars
Title: S.M.D.U.
Genre: Electronic
Style: Trance, Big Beat
Year: 1998
Label: Parlophone Records

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Brock Landars a dance duo (from Parlophone Records) has relased a record with a song called 'Smack My Dick Up'. The song is a mix of Blur's Song 2 and Smack My Bitch Up. The song features more samples of Blur's Song 2 than anything else, started off life as an anonymous white label, which soon got copied around. Alternative radio station X-fm, based in London, got hold of a copy, and played it endlessly!

Parlophone, the major label which 'owns' Blur got to hear the record and because of the Blur connection, they signed it up from creator 'Brock Landars'. (Apparently named after a Boogie Nights film star).

The whole thing, is very much like a breakbeat version of Song 2. Damon Albarn's "Whoo-hoo!" sample is played all over the place. A weak rap sample links the structures together. There's also some samples taken from an old Acen rave track. The Prodigy's SMBU beat (from the early part of SMBU) being used as the backbeat of the drum pattern. At one stage in the song, it is clearly heard. Do the Prodigy know? Are they getting paid for this? Well, take a look at the names in the credits:

Albarn / James / Coxon / Rowntree / Howlett / Smith / Miller / Thornton / Randolph (That's Blur, Prodigy and the Ultramagnetic MCs)

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11.09.2011, 22:27

Спасибо за очередной эксклюзивный диск, не слышал такого раньше

Полный разрыв, всем качать!!! Вухуу

16.09.2011, 20:02

Хм, но и я НЕ слыхал такого. Очень удивлен. Спасибо!

19.09.2011, 01:15

хороший драмчик

21.09.2011, 16:47

Так и чего получается, Blur - Song 2 плагиат что-ль?

Ан нет, Blur зарелизили эти звуки раньше.... 1997, по дискогсу смотрел.
Правда релизов там очень много....

21.09.2011, 16:56

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Сообщение от Казбек Асланбеков


	Так и чего получается, Blur - Song 2* плагиат что-ль?*

The song is a mix of Blur's Song 2 and Smack My Bitch Up. В треке использованы сэмплы из Blur - Song 2 и Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up. Откуда плагиат?

22.09.2011, 10:48

Слишком резко звучит. Но был удивлен таким замесом.