this one is unreal

goated tho

Lapalux sampling Thundercat's cover of George Duke from his first album. Still my favorite Thundercat album to this day

none of these are super complex or obscure but i love the way theyre executed

Tbh it’s a hard thing to fully elaborate on, it’s mostly a subtle vibe that I pick up from his interviews where he seems to be a bit egotistical.

He’s basically a true hip hop conservative, he was the man behind “What They Do” which was great but it kind of invented the lame “real hip hop” mindset, during the golden era he was crying about the state of hip hop more than ktt does in 2023

He said that even after hearing Southernplayalistic he still thought the south could only make “booty shake music” and it took atliens to convince him otherwise, idkkkk kinda sus

He uses the word “microchop” way too often simply because it’s a term he technically invented to describe dilla’s chops, but it’s almost like since he came up with it, he will use it 10 times in any conversation about sampling even if it doesn’t quite apply

And I think he has some degree of self awareness today on these things so I’ll give him that credit, I do think he’s a genius but he just gives off a big headed, smarter than thou vibe

this is a better use of that silent hill track, less complex but it sounds kinda weird against ye's voice imo

I feel you

I was gonna post the instrumental but it's not on Youtube

no greatest sample flip conversation is complete without this song imo
simple yet amazing

Flying lotus sampling Radiohead. Basically a Kanye soul sample flip on acid

Ok this is BANANAS

Also obligatory