another thing i hate with the music industry-song sampling

Calgary, Alberta
June 16, 2011 6:48pm CST
I know there have been so many talks about how Autotune ruins the music industry. Another trash becoming a trend for the music industry. Song sampling, I noticed that sampling is becoming a huge trend. sampling is similar to covering a song but what makes it different is that instead of another artist just singing that older song, its melody or some parts of a song will be used as a "new song". I know sampling has been around for a long time but it is targeting there's too much art is using sampling now. for me sampling is just a legal way of ripping off.
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@marcmm (1804)
• Malaysia
20 Jun 11
Yeah you are right there. You know this J.Lo song On The Floor, I think the melody are taken from 1 thailand song or maybe some asian song which I listen from TV in early 90's or late 80's. Too much artificial music nowadays for my liking. Why they keep doing it? Because MTV like. MTV have ruin music industries. For me non of the mainstream music are good. Some yes but not many. No originality, sound all the same, more publicity than worth, and pure trash. One things that annoy me, remix. 1 song was done very well previously and then they remix it by add a rapper to rap between the song. Come on. Come with something new. If cannot, just stop making music. And because of their lack of music quality, many of them not last long. Then we wonder why bands like KISS and Iron Maiden are still alive and kicking since the 70's until now. That is because they make pure music and no gimmic. Learn from them. Long live Metal music.
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@marcmm (1804)
• Malaysia
26 Jun 11
Music nowadays are influenced by MTV. Everybody make a song for MTV. If they think MTV didn't want it, they won't make it. Have you ever one thing, pop mucis just sound the same regardless who sing it. The sounds and song arrangement. I cannot differentiate if the song is sang by Britney Spears, Kesha or Lady Gaga. It all sound the same to me. Another people who cannot making music.
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• Calgary, Alberta
21 Jun 11
on the floor I think is based from this Bolivian song, which is a sad ballad, but it has been turned into dance music until J.lo totally butchered by J.lo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mT4T5GyGqRQ this is the original... but we are on the same page regardless of this monstrosities going on with the music industry. Metal music is currently underground while mainstream music is rotting so badly.
• Calgary, Alberta
27 Jun 11
I know what you mean, its all about autotune and weirdass costumes that dominates the music industry. I have to dig underground or outsource European and Japanese music to find a decent 1.
• Romania
27 Jun 11
Well, sampling is a fine art which can lead to great results, or not. You see, sampling has been around since the 80s if I can recall correctly, it's just that now it's used in mainstream music a lot, in a bad way (looping mostly). Chopping, another style of sampling, is completely different, it's like rearranging the pixels from a picture to make a new one. It's done a lot in Hip-Hop. I can show you some good examples if you'd like me to.
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• Calgary, Alberta
28 Jun 11
Isnt most mainstream rnb artist now were like using sampling. the list is too long.Is beatiful girls by Sean Kingston an example of chopping. I know stand by me is on that song.
@rakittera (802)
• Philippines
17 Jun 11
I agree with you. I don't know but it seems less and less originality comes out of music. I hate it when people just revive songs. I mean, can't you come just come up with new ones? I hate it even more when a new song sounds so much like an old one, like it was just rearranged to sound like it is new but in reality, there is nothing new to it except the lyrics.
• Calgary, Alberta
17 Jun 11
I was disturbed that every month an older song gets 'sampled' Why dont they make a new melody instead of ripping off. The song is not broken they should not fix it.
• United States
17 Jun 11
I agree 100%!! I'd much rather hear an artist pay tribute to another artist and their song by doing their own arrangement and covering it. I hate hearing pieces of one song mixed in with the lyrics of another. Rhianna forged her career around doing this. Most of her original "hits" were sampled versions of older songs (the only one I can think of off the top of my head is Maneater, but I remember working in a record store around that time and all the Rhianna songs we played were sampled from something else).
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• Calgary, Alberta
17 Jun 11
I remember she ripped off the epic "numa numa" song, she also ripped off I dont want to be lonely no more[/i] She also sampled Michael Jackson in [i]please don't stop the music. she is really notorious for it.
@Bryanx54 (644)
17 Jun 11
I know what you mean here, i wish these untalented manufactured artists actually hold a damn pen in their hand and write some new material. I've wrote my own songs and busting my gut finding the right chords for it and there they are ripping someone else off and putting it as their own. Do they even know what a pen and notepad is? do they even know what a music note is?
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• Calgary, Alberta
17 Jun 11
I actually wonder if They really sing, I mean they were just talking and autotune does the work. It sucks that younger generation is not even aware that the song they found catchy is just a cheap recycle. they turned gold into garbage
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
17 Jun 11
hello capt, Well,sometimes it sounds good because they're reviving old songs. What makes it bad...when they even tried to changed the whole songs..like singing too differently from it's original version... making it a bit rap...or slow rock and ruined the whole song
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• Calgary, Alberta
17 Jun 11
reviving songs is different from sampling. literally sampling ruins a song, usually rappers do it but popstars do it to now. Usually they just get the chorus.