What's that song in BELLY??

[Josh]

The song that is in the beginning of the scene where DMX first goes to Jamaica with Ox. As the car pulls it up and it says "kingston, jamaica". It's not that song "bam bam" by Sister Nancy and it's not the Sean Paul "here comes the boom" song...ANYBODY know?

 

[Josh]

*edit

 

[imported_Snagle]

...awesome thread :roll:

 

[Josh]

i messed up

nevermind, it's not...sean paul did use the same beat but the original jamaican song is what i'm trying to figure out!

 

[chuckywang]

So let me get this straight: The song you're looking for is sampled by Sean Paul in his song that goes "Here comes the boom"?

 

[Josh]

Originally posted by: chuckywang
So let me get this straight: The song you're looking for is sampled by Sean Paul in his song that goes "Here comes the boom"?

no the song i want is sampled by sean paul in his song "deport them."

 

[anxi80]

soundmurderer - deport them

winner winner chicken dinner

 

[Josh]

anxi...where do you reside, i gladly send u Christmas presents.

 

[anxi80]

dont worry about it, i only it do it for the love of music. not to mention, im a huge fan of original songs being used for samples. on that note, im going to cue up aretha's 'one step ahead'.

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: anxi80
dont worry about it, i only it do it for the love of music. not to mention, im a huge fan of original songs being used for samples. on that note, im going to cue up aretha's 'one step ahead'.

who sampled that song?

 

[anxi80]

Originally posted by: chuckywang

Originally posted by: anxi80
dont worry about it, i only it do it for the love of music. not to mention, im a huge fan of original songs being used for samples. on that note, im going to cue up aretha's 'one step ahead'.

who sampled that song?

mos def in 'ms. fat booty'

 

[Josh]

anxi i couldn't find that song by sound murderer anywhere...care to help me out a little more?

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: chuckywang

Originally posted by: anxi80
dont worry about it, i only it do it for the love of music. not to mention, im a huge fan of original songs being used for samples. on that note, im going to cue up aretha's 'one step ahead'.

who sampled that song?

mos def in 'ms. fat booty'

I can't seem to find a clip of One Step Ahead anywhere. Are you sure that's what it's called?

 

[anxi80]

Originally posted by: chuckywang
I can't seem to find a clip of One Step Ahead anywhere. Are you sure that's what it's called?

indeed. came out in 1965 with the b-side 'i can't wait until i see my baby's face'. label was columbia.

 

[Josh]

anxi...soundmurderer...can't find it anywhere...?

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: chuckywang
I can't seem to find a clip of One Step Ahead anywhere. Are you sure that's what it's called?

indeed. came out in 1965 with the b-side 'i can't wait until i see my baby's face'. label was columbia.

So it's a really rare Aretha Franklin song? How did you get it? Has it ever been on a CD?

 

[anxi80]

Originally posted by: Josh
anxi...soundmurderer...can't find it anywhere...?

yeah, im looking around. gimme a minute to report my findings. im actually trying to contact my ultimate resource, my reggae-obsessed cousins.

 

[Josh]

Anxi...got it before you. song is actually called "bashment time" by mr. easy & frisco kid. that was then sampled by soundmurderer for a techno type remix, and by sean paul for his song "deport dem." However, the song used in the Belly scene in Jamaica is definetly "bashment time."

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: Josh
Anxi...got it before you. song is actually called "bashment time" by mr. easy & frisco kid. that was then sampled by soundmurderer for a techno type remix, and by sean paul for his song "deport dem." However, the song used in the Belly scene in Jamaica is definetly "bashment time."

So Sean Paul sampled a song used in Belly for one of his albums, and a different song of his is also used in Belly?

 

[Josh]

Correct chucky, his song with dmx "here comes the boom" is in belly and he sampled the song "bashment time" by mr. easy, but that song wasn't MADE for the movie it was just an old jamaican riddim that the producers used in the movie.

 

[anxi80]

Originally posted by: Josh
Anxi...got it before you. song is actually called "bashment time" by mr. easy & frisco kid. that was then sampled by soundmurderer for a techno type remix, and by sean paul for his song "deport dem." However, the song used in the Belly scene in Jamaica is definetly "bashment time."

nice job. also, beenie man used a close if not damn near the same beat for 'bookshelf' off his 'doctor' cd.

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: Josh
Anxi...got it before you. song is actually called "bashment time" by mr. easy & frisco kid. that was then sampled by soundmurderer for a techno type remix, and by sean paul for his song "deport dem." However, the song used in the Belly scene in Jamaica is definetly "bashment time."

nice job. also, beenie man used a close if not damn near the same beat for 'bookshelf' off his 'doctor' cd.

I just heard a clip of that Bookshelf song, and it sure sounds like he sampled Bashment Time to me.

 

[Josh]

beat is really nice. im still likin the original riddim bashment time better than all the remakes.

 

[anxi80]

Originally posted by: chuckywang
So it's a really rare Aretha Franklin song? How did you get it? Has it ever been on a CD?

it was released as a single i believe originally on a 45. i believe one of her greatest hits cd's has it. if you cant track it down or want it, let me know.

edit: link to the album, greatest hits comp for australia release

 

[Josh]

yea, beenie man def sampled that song too. wow...thats sean paul, beenie man, soundmurderer and it was used in belly...mr. easy a real rudeboy