Deconstructing Beastie Boys - Get it Together ft. Q-Tip

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In this video I deconstruct and rebuild Beastie Boys' - Get it Together from their 1994 album, Ill Communication.
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Thanks to the community at www.whosampled.com/ for finding a lot of these samples. If you're looking for samples, this is a good place to start.
The Moog Machine - Aquarius / Let the sunshine in
• The Moog Machine - Aqu...
Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns - Four Play
• Fred Wesley & The Horn...
Eugene McDaniels - Headless Hears
• Eugene McDaniels - Hea...
Slum Village - Fantastic 3
• Slum Village - Fantast...
00:00 - 00:36 Intro
00:36 - 1:30 Get it Together
1:41 - 2:15 Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns - Four Play (Drums)
2:15 - 3:45 Drum sampling
3:45 - 4:30 The Moog Machine - Aquarius / Let the sunshine in (Bass/Keys)
4:30 - 5:12 Slum Village - Fantastic 3
5:12 - 7:20 Bass verse sampling
7:20 - 8:36 Bass chorus sampling
8:36 - 9:08 Eugene McDaniels - Headless Hears
9:08 - 9:40 Vocal sampling
9:40 - 10:43 Listen through/Outro

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24 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 26

@jennyl309 Год назад

Oh wow that Moog Machine track was also sampled in one of my favourite tracks by The Avalanches, "Close To You"

@KarlBoltzmann Год назад

Yes! Strangely enough, that song came up in a random playlist I was listening to last night. Awesome track and interesting usage.

@jerryseinfeld9815 Год назад

@@KarlBoltzmann They actually dropped Get It Together in a DJ set for Triple Js Mix Up. It was my intro to the song. Still in rotation constantly

@TheSharkAnt Месяц назад

'Closer To You' also sampled a part of 'Shake Your Rump' by the Beastie Boys.

@nic3939 Год назад

4:17 Can never not hear Avalanches - Close To You on this part here :) Great video as always.

@Unechansonladdition Год назад

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@paulb808 Год назад

Hell yeah, great choice!

@simongood999 6 месяцев назад

Brilliant, thank you.

@cliffsnyder3620 Год назад

Great work! I think double entendres peaked in 1977: "The drums come from Fred Wesley and the Horny Horns from their track Four Play from their 1977 album A Blow for Me and a Toot for You." I'm surprised you got through that with a straight face!

@KarlBoltzmann Год назад

I will admit that I had to do a few takes reading that name

@hihihi8447 Год назад

Happy 1k subscribers! I’m going to jam this song out for the rest of the week.

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@DD_Franks Год назад

Thanks Karl for dropping this one. Always loved the Ill communication album and especially this song because of how Q Tip flows on this one. Never noticed that the actual song structure is pretty straight forward. So thanks for focusing on that. I'd love see you break down Deltron 3030 - 3030. Give it a thought. 😉 Take care, Karl! Grtz DD.

@KarlBoltzmann Год назад

Thanks DD! It is deceptively simple, I will say. That chorus bass sample took me a while to figure out exactly how it was done. The detail I love most about this track is how the drum sample and the bass/keys are fairly mundane until you put them together and then bam! Perfection. It's like they were made for each other. Deltron is awesome. I will look into working on one of his tracks.

@jamesreid8840 Год назад

Thanks once again Karl 👏 Keep it up mate 👍

@KarlBoltzmann Год назад

I appreciate it James!

@edcostello6586 Год назад

Awesome video man, thanks for breaking down a great tune!

@KarlBoltzmann Год назад

Glad you liked it!

@semyonboyk0 Год назад

Great video, thank you for sharing! I'm a huge fan of a Danish hip-hop producer band called The Prunes, and my fav track of Beastie Boys is their remix of "Root Down", that they called "Free Zone Mix" to make things unnecessary complicated.

@KarlBoltzmann Год назад

Hey, that's amazing! I haven't heard that remix in years! I had a rip of it on my comp back in the day but didn't recognize the name. Root Down is also one of my favourites, but frankly, Check Your Head and Ill Communication are both very solid front to back.