Saturday, December 22, 2007
Afrika Bambaataa-Planet Rock Kraftwerk Original Video
YouTube via hades4o. Roland TR-808 and Kraftwerk Samples.
"Afrika Bambaataa-Planet Rock Kraftwerk Original Video"
Update: new video:
Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock - HQ Video
Uploaded by PlanetRockVideo on Aug 10, 2009
"http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov08/articles/classictracks_1108.htm
Music By - Arthur Baker & John Robie , Soul Sonic Force
1982 , Tommy Boy Music"
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this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteis there an interview where he explains that last verse?
ReplyDeleteOh man, this song is pure magic. I don't think that any other song in recent history has been responsible for as many calories being burned as this one.
ReplyDeleteit doesn't actually sample kraftwerk. it's just copying the TEE melody and the Numbers drum patterns.
ReplyDeleteNever understood whats so great about this badly played cover of Kraftwerk.
ReplyDeleteRap is pathetic.
this is not even remotely rap. not by a long shot.
ReplyDelete"not even remotely rap"? sure, if you want to rewrite history. like it or not (and it's never been one of my favorites), it's a seminal track in the genre.
ReplyDeleteand "rap is pathetic" -- i laughed at my dad the first i heard him say that in 1984.
"and "rap is pathetic" -- i laughed at my dad the first i heard him say that in 1984."
ReplyDeleteAmerican Black music is pathetic nowadays, just some fat men with gold all over them rapping over a Yamaha motif. America used to have great music, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Prince, Hancock, all the Jazz and blues singers/musicians. Wow!. Now what they have, Will Smith??? Timbaland??? come on.
Tell your Dad he was right.
Seminal track? Take "Trans Europe Express" and put a "Numbers"-like drums on it, rap (or whatever) over it, and there you have it... a seminal track. Don´t make me laugh.
This is crap.
"Don´t make me laugh."
ReplyDeleteIt would be waste of time trying to teach you how.