Difference between revisions of "R35TT B09"

Latest revision as of 03:14, 6 July 2026

The snare sample in this song is taken from Zero G's 1992 CD-ROM sample library Datafile 3.^[1] It is also present in the unreleased Play By Numbers track "Wouldn't You Like To Be Free" due to both tracks using the same drum beat, albeit much faster in B09.^[2] This could imply that B09 is contemporary with "Wouldn't You Like To Be Free", especially considering the similarity between the chord progressions in the two pieces.
The drum loop played from the beginning of the song to 2:20 and 2:54 to the end of the song is the same as in the 1-minute snippet of "Wouldn't You Like To Be Free."

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 == Samples / Lyrics ==
-*The drum loop played from the beginning of the song to 2:20 and 2:54 to the end of the song is similar to the one in the 1-minute snippet of "[[Wouldn't You Like To Be Free]]."
+*The snare sample in this song is taken from Zero G's 1992 CD-ROM sample library [https://www.discogs.com/release/4438093 Datafile 3].<ref>https://youtu.be/H4DG5CEn36E?si=Xs47tLPCwbg37a4J&t=1077</ref> It is also present in the unreleased [[Play By Numbers]] track "[[Wouldn't You Like To Be Free]]" due to both tracks using the same drum beat, albeit much faster in B09.<ref>https://on.soundcloud.com/vRyC8x1TYtKe8L4eaY</ref> This could imply that B09 is contemporary with "[[Wouldn't You Like To Be Free]]", especially considering the similarity between the chord progressions in the two pieces.
+*The drum loop played from the beginning of the song to 2:20 and 2:54 to the end of the song is the same as in the 1-minute snippet of "[[Wouldn't You Like To Be Free]]."
 == Trivia ==
 == Videos ==
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