Odd Nosdam sampling Julie and Candy?

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el-seadragon
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Odd Nosdam sampling Julie and Candy?

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Take a listen to the attached clip. It's part of "Untitled Track 15" on Odd Nosdam's No More Wig for Ohio.

Now, tell me that is not Julie and Candy. I don't know what part exactly (I haven't listened to the song in a while) but it's at least a doctored version of it.

This is an old thing, considering it was released in 2002, but I found it interesting. Probably a lot of you have noticed.

EDIT: Dammit, I'm tired. Give me a minute to upload it somewhere. >_<

EDIT2:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TO72CJSN
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Post by eppers »

yeah the feeling is there..
but you never know, maybe he used the same technique as boc did, resulting in a similar sound
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Always loved this track...but doesn't sound like it's sampled from Boards. I'm sure there are plenty of other sample sources for wobbly flute melodies out there...pretty common element in 60's-70's records (go, go Jethro Tull). Very similar vibe to Julie and Candy, though.
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Post by ReadyLetsGo »

He was probably heavily influenced by BoC, having later done a couple reworks of Dayvan Cowboy and what-not. But, did he sample it? I doubt it. I'd be open to it, but I don't think he would do that... If you want to be sure, you could always look around Discogs and see if he accredited BoC to the track in any way. Who knows?
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