I'm legit surprised no one has mentioned "The concept of love" from a Black Panther Party speech by Stokely Carmichael. Apparently that sample was also used in an arranged theme on the King of Fighters 95 soundtrack
@@maribanana9280 Ah, well, i haven't heard the original song, but both languages have similar sayings. In french, it's "vive la révolution" and means the same thing
1:53 For this sample in "Rock It On," while this is the original song, I don't think the sample was taken from the song itself. Instead, the vocals sans backing track can be found in an audio CD titled "Best Service - Voice Spectral Vol. 1," which contains a TON of audio samples. Some I recognized from JSR, but it's also the source of the infamous "Fire Temple Chanting" from Ocarina of Time, which has an interesting story behind it. It's likely that Hideki Naganuma had a ton of these CDs, and that's where the samples came from. Of course, it's also possible he just sampled it from the sources, but considering some of JSR's samples are found on just this one CD, I'd wager to guess that other CDs contain more samples used in this game. (I'd also like to point out I typed this before getting to the section on "Grace & Glory," which is one of the other samples I recognized when going through the CD)
Every Voice sample you hear is from a Sample CD. Well besides Da People but blah that came out later Though some drum samples were proven to be taken from some direct sources
From "Oldies but Happies" from JSRF, the very final "Well that's nice, that's very nice thank you" is from the last episode of Pennies from Heaven (1978) at around 35 minutes in.
Somewhere in Asia, there is a city that cannot be found on any map called Tokyo-to, but everyone just calls it Tokyo. The place with the world's Best music.
Dang this was so cool, I’ve always loved learning about audio samples and how they’re used in different songs, Hideki Naganuma really nailed the soundtrack for this game
1 i really didn’t know the ost of jsr contain so much sample ^^ 2 thank you because now I have found the sample : the music just turns me on ^^ amazing
Not technically Jet Set Radio, but Escape from California by Deavid Soul, on his album "Sparkling Music" has a sample from Dexter's Lab in the beginning. The "Nooooo!" and subsequent crank turning noise are from a Justice Friends segment titled "Ratman"
@@mrdasjo Zero-G Datafile Disc 2 Vocal 407 “I don’t understand what’s going on here?” and Vocal 278 “it’s a tough feat but somebody’s gotta do it” Sadly this is all I could find for now but I’ll keep looking into the origins of the sample
2:47 This song has a female voice looping "Breakdown" throughout the song.Any idea where that one is from? I'm pretty sure that one word was sampled from an another song.
Here's another one : ua-cam.com/video/14CkIf_hlIg/v-deo.html its the "Many Styles" sample that you can hear in O.B. One - Many Styles from JSR ( at 1:45)
Sometimes artists sample songs and it borders the line on plagiarism. WILL.I.AM is a good example as he made a song sampling Around The World by Daft Punk. Can't remember the song name, but it's literally just the Daft Punk song with him trying to rap over it... *Edit ua-cam.com/video/pskXYI9300E/v-deo.html
I know this video's old but this is bothering my brain and I figured I'd put a note here in case either you or any readers know. I've been playing the xbox arcade rerelease of Jet Set Radio (which im pretty sure is Dreamcast Jet Grind Radio) and there's a sample that I keep hearing that I'm dang near certain is either Nate Dogg, Warren G, or Snoop Dogg. And its driving me out of my mind. So I figured I'd post here in case anybody has an answer.
"I don't understand what's going on here" comes from an old cartoon called Roger Ramjet, episode "K.O. at the funfight coral" ua-cam.com/video/cjfX3yoOJ3g/v-deo.html at about 1:57
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Its so ironic that Hideki Naganuma is mostly known as "The King of Samples", it is true, but he uses it wisely.
Hence... king of samples! Using them wisely is probably the name of the game in terms of becoming 'king'
Hideki is a pretty insane crate digger and sample flipper but he can never compare to the only and only:
Madlib.
@@noaharkadedelgado J Dilla*
@@prod.icemarissoNobody can argue with that tbh lol
JSR, JSRF and Pizza Tower fighting over who uses more samples
I'm legit surprised no one has mentioned "The concept of love" from a Black Panther Party speech by Stokely Carmichael. Apparently that sample was also used in an arranged theme on the King of Fighters 95 soundtrack
that songs from jet set radio future though
The most punk sample possible
I was so convinced that the vocals on Rock It On were just gibberish, but turns out it was french lol
Same thing basically
Is spanish tho! 🙏
@@maribanana9280 Ah, well, i haven't heard the original song, but both languages have similar sayings. In french, it's "vive la révolution" and means the same thing
This video just blew my mind. The first thing I ever ordered from Japan was this soundtrack back in the early 2000’s. Still got it to this day.
2:40 ngl that boogie down one kinda slaps
2:14 was also in SONIC CD from 1993. thx for putting this together!! this guy is one of the best sound engineers ever!!
1:53 For this sample in "Rock It On," while this is the original song, I don't think the sample was taken from the song itself. Instead, the vocals sans backing track can be found in an audio CD titled "Best Service - Voice Spectral Vol. 1," which contains a TON of audio samples. Some I recognized from JSR, but it's also the source of the infamous "Fire Temple Chanting" from Ocarina of Time, which has an interesting story behind it. It's likely that Hideki Naganuma had a ton of these CDs, and that's where the samples came from.
Of course, it's also possible he just sampled it from the sources, but considering some of JSR's samples are found on just this one CD, I'd wager to guess that other CDs contain more samples used in this game. (I'd also like to point out I typed this before getting to the section on "Grace & Glory," which is one of the other samples I recognized when going through the CD)
Every Voice sample you hear is from a Sample CD. Well besides Da People but blah that came out later
Though some drum samples were proven to be taken from some direct sources
From "Oldies but Happies" from JSRF, the very final "Well that's nice, that's very nice thank you" is from the last episode of Pennies from Heaven (1978) at around 35 minutes in.
THANK YOU. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW BIG YOUR DISCOVERY IS.
0:55 made me die of laughter for some reason... Tysm for uploading this BTW as a Sega fanboy I can rest easy
Prince does have one hell of scream. 😆
Somewhere in Asia, there is a city that cannot be found on any map called Tokyo-to, but everyone just calls it Tokyo.
The place with the world's Best music.
Dang this was so cool, I’ve always loved learning about audio samples and how they’re used in different songs, Hideki Naganuma really nailed the soundtrack for this game
"Sweet soul brother" y "¡Viva la revolucion!" son mis favoritos porque les dan un toque tremendo
long-story short
Skip To My Loops by Norman Cook (a sample library that contains a lot of the samples Hideki used)
That's right.
Genuinely one of the coolest videos on UA-cam. Thank you, king!
Liked and subbed
0:34 Isn't that sample used in stardust speedway act 2 from Sonic mania ?
Yes it is.
1 i really didn’t know the ost of jsr contain so much sample ^^ 2 thank you because now I have found the sample : the music just turns me on ^^ amazing
The "viva la revolución!" is actually from the same sample CD the Grace & Glory sample is from
2:56 I used to understand "Space gum" but "Bass go" makes much more sense lol
You should audition for the next Professor K, your voice is spot on!
Samples used creatively like this are so catchy one of the reasons Kanye is so popular is how he used samples in his tracks.
Not technically Jet Set Radio, but Escape from California by Deavid Soul, on his album "Sparkling Music" has a sample from Dexter's Lab in the beginning.
The "Nooooo!" and subsequent crank turning noise are from a Justice Friends segment titled "Ratman"
2:11 Same sample was used in Stardust Speedway in Sonic CD if i'm not mistaken
A lot of them are used in Sonic cd in general and i believe they are booth source from Zero-G
Love this vid, it's what UA-cam is for.
thank you for making this
Legend for making this vid
a lot of samples can be found in the zero g datafile 2 sample library
WE NEED MORE SAMPLES,, PLEASE
@markdemm They'll be coming, I've got one on the way.
We just need more artists making similar music
2mello
Starjunk95
I’m still looking for the “What’s going on here?” Sample origins, any luck?
We'll find it eventually.
@@mrdasjo Zero-G Datafile
Disc 2 Vocal 407 “I don’t understand what’s going on here?” and Vocal 278 “it’s a tough feat but somebody’s gotta do it”
Sadly this is all I could find for now but I’ll keep looking into the origins of the sample
2:47 This song has a female voice looping "Breakdown" throughout the song.Any idea where that one is from? I'm pretty sure that one word was sampled from an another song.
I know which one you mean. I've heard it in King of Fighters Neo Wave and Killer Instinct, but I don't know the origin of it.
@@mrdasjo Yes!! My first thought was that but i can't find it unfortunately.
That's from LL Cool J's Mama Said Knock You Out
I NEED THAT SIREN SAMPLE in let mom sleep
Jet Set Radio's OST is so badass.
1:25 gta 2 main theme also uses that
Was not expecting fucking viva la revolución
I remember there's an actual video of the original viva la revolución
1:50 This sample is taken from the Voice Spectral (1992) sample library, not from 2 in Line.
I still want to know where the "he a susp - hes a susp - but somebody's gotta do it" line comes from in sneakman.
I’m pretty certain he’s saying “it’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it”. Might make it easier to search for.
I always heard
“Yes it’s tough, yes it’s tough, but somebody’s gotta do it”
The Hollywood Shuffle, the Sam Ace section to be precise
I got this from WhoSampled tho so I didn't really find it myself
I remember the "Hey y'all, we're Miami" sample being used in Sonic CD for Stardust Speedway's themes
Always wondered. Good stuff! Did your research!
Here's another one : ua-cam.com/video/14CkIf_hlIg/v-deo.html its the "Many Styles" sample that you can hear in O.B. One - Many Styles from JSR ( at 1:45)
You actually missed a lot, there’s a TON of samples that were found in the zero g data file 2!
Wow everyone's used Voice Spectral for something
What do you guys think of the new formula?
It's pretty good
Great bruh
I like it 👍
CRYING IN THE CLUB by KXLLSWXTCH samples Jet Set Radio's spray sound effect
I'm guessing that "I like it! I LIKE it!" from Like This Like That is from The Flintstones.
Actually, it was from "From Hare to Heir" on Bugs Bunny & Yosemite Sam.
@@FlukeDogg08 huh, interesting
that voice spectral from 1995 has other sounds sampled. I love love you was sampled from it as well.
There's a lot more samples in the OST than I thought...
Still decent though.
I'm not even sure if this is all of them. There's some vocals I hear that weren't listed on whosampled that I think are samples.
What's wrong with sampling lol
Sometimes artists sample songs and it borders the line on plagiarism.
WILL.I.AM is a good example as he made a song sampling Around The World by Daft Punk.
Can't remember the song name, but it's literally just the Daft Punk song with him trying to rap over it...
*Edit
ua-cam.com/video/pskXYI9300E/v-deo.html
@@Treynath84 yeah I know about that but this is clearly nowhere near plagiarism lol
I know, I just didn't expect the OST to have that many samples...
bro is literally just dj professor k
I still want to know where the sample from funky dealer comes from
Stock sound effect surprisingly
What about Jet Set Radio Future?
This is ao great.
where did the "so funky", from funky dealer, comes from?
my mind is completely blown
so true
"I don’t understand what’s going on here?" was just never found huh? rip
Actually, someone in the comment section found it. It's actually from here: ua-cam.com/video/cjfX3yoOJ3g/v-deo.html
@@mrdasjo YOOOOOOOOOOO DISCORD SOUNDBOARD HOPES REVITALIZED
Is the person counting “1, 2, 3, 4” on ‘Everybody Jump Around’ taken from Paul’s count in on ‘I Saw Her Standing There’?
It's sounds a lot like it. You could be right.
cool video :)
Yooo what, thats doppe 😃
I know this video's old but this is bothering my brain and I figured I'd put a note here in case either you or any readers know.
I've been playing the xbox arcade rerelease of Jet Set Radio (which im pretty sure is Dreamcast Jet Grind Radio) and there's a sample that I keep hearing that I'm dang near certain is either Nate Dogg, Warren G, or Snoop Dogg.
And its driving me out of my mind.
So I figured I'd post here in case anybody has an answer.
Which song are you hearing this sample in?
"I don't understand what's going on here" comes from an old cartoon called Roger Ramjet, episode "K.O. at the funfight coral" ua-cam.com/video/cjfX3yoOJ3g/v-deo.html at about 1:57
The concept of love sampled kwame ture
Que ricoo hermano
Bro almost sounds like professor K
0:32
No one will ever find out where "I don't understand what's going on here" originated from
We'll find it soon.
It comes from Zero G's Datafile 2 and the origin was already found, which was from an old cartoon called Roger Ramjet.
he still hasnt found it yet💀
what
1:28
Misspelled
How dare you
You should be ashamed of yourself
Bro put some respect on the man's name and atleast spell it correctly!
Shit happens dude.
1:21
0:32