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SAMPLES in Therapy? songs…

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Started by suicidalmaniac in General Therapy? Topics

“Wake up. Time to die!” :mad:

…whatever happened to those? I mean, they started off with sampls in their tracks, and it sounded quite cool (adding them all up to build the atmos), but they all kind of disappeared after NURSE album.

I especially liked the ones in live version of INNOCENT X, too bad they were not in the sudio version :(

It’s a pity, really.

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 09:03

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Super Hans (Dave) wrote:

They’re in Fantasy Bag on Pleasure Death (& caucasian psychosis)
I’d like to hear more of ‘em too

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 10:54

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Dermot wrote:

Yeah, I miss them too :(

There’s a few on later albums as well though isn’t there? Just not as many

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 10:54

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mooneycult wrote:

Well a lot of things changed after Nurse. Andy was then the main songwriter rather than the band as a whole. The music was going in a more commercial direction too.

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 11:22

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

mooneycult wrote:

Well a lot of things changed after Nurse. Andy was then the main songwriter rather than the band as a whole. The music was going in a more commercial direction too.

Yea, have to agree with you there. I guess pickng the samples would become kind of a burden in later releases (in album producing, etc.), while in the beginning it helped the tracks to leave even bigger impression. I mean, who could forget moments like ending of POTATO JUNKIE (BTW, where’s that sample from?) or PERVERSONALITY… Yes, there are some of them on later releases, like beginning line in HATE KILL DESTROY, or a line in CHURCH OF NOISE, but I miss those old ones… Kind of cult-noir-stuff :)

Also, can’t help but notice all the strange in-between-track sample/noises/groove that happened a lot on INFERNAL LOVE and little les on SEMI-DETACHED albums… You know, those bits of various sounds and noises between tracks. A perfect urban-scape soundtrack.

Well, gotta love ‘em, that is. :)

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 12:01

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Dust wrote:

A few years ago I wrote down all the samples in a list and attached them to their original source. If I remember right there was only one I couldnt find. It was actually quite fun and satisfying. I wish I could find that list, Ive forgotten most of them now. Have you guys done that before on this board?

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 12:11

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

Dust wrote:

Have you guys done that before on this board?

Well, hope you find them and post them on! :)

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 12:15

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Simon (Simon) wrote:

I’m not sure but i guess Fyfe had more to do with the samples as he was the film buff.

Posted on Thu, 21 July 2005 at 15:58

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

Divers wrote:

I’m not sure but i guess Fyfe had more to do with the samples as he was the film buff.

Oh, yeah! You got that right, have to agree with you there. They were not just “thrown in for a good measure”, but they really helped to build the atmos…

“It was three o’clock in the morning, I couldn’t sleep. All of the same thoughts kept racing through my mind over and over and over again. I just wanted them to stop. Period. And I thought, well, if I kill myself, I’ll stop thinking.”

:D

Posted on Fri, 22 July 2005 at 07:36

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Nath (Nathan) wrote:

suicidalmaniac wrote:

“Wake up. Time to die!” :mad:

I was watching Bladerunner for the first time the other day (years after reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?) and one of the bad guys says this to Harrison Ford in a fight

This is probably already common knowledge but it raised a smile anyway.

Posted on Thu, 4 August 2005 at 18:31

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Man of Five wrote:

actually i didn’t know that… thanks for the info :)

Posted on Sat, 6 August 2005 at 11:56

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

Born in a Crash wrote:

I was watching Bladerunner for the first time the other day (years after reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?) and one of the bad guys says this to Harrison Ford in a fight

Huh… interesting. I red somewhere that it was Nick Cave’s line from one documentary, or something… :eek:

Posted on Mon, 8 August 2005 at 07:01

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Gemil wrote:

Title: “Here I Am Muthafuckers…” in Nausea…

..is quoted by Nick Cave, but it’s from a film called Ghosts Of The Civil Dead.

As correctly quoted, “Wake up… Time to die!” is from Bladerunner, and is said by the character Leon (I think) when he’s wrestling with Decker on a car bonnet.

Posted on Mon, 8 August 2005 at 08:42

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

Gemil wrote:

..is quoted by Nick Cave, but it’s from a film called Ghosts Of The Civil Dead.

As correctly quoted, “Wake up… Time to die!” is from Bladerunner, and is said by the character Leon (I think) when he’s wrestling with Decker on a car bonnet.

Yup, sorry, mea culpa :) “Here I am MF” is by Nick, and the “Wake up!” sample is from BladeRunner.

Cheers!:D

Posted on Mon, 8 August 2005 at 09:24

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

Speaking of samples… There was this live version of SKINNING PIT that I have on “No Love Lost” bootleg (printed on the back cover as SKINNY PIG!!! :D) which has this really freaky female-sample intro… There she was, screaming something about being and not being in control. Something like: “I like to be in control, but just once… wouldn’t you like to se me out of control? Wouldn’t that be nice?!” Really freaky…

Anyways, I wonder if any of you have heard that bootleg, or know where’s the sample from?

Cheers!

PS.
I found lots of cool info on various THERAPY? bootlegs and releases on finnish page:

http://www.kolumbus.fi/markojo/therapy/

Posted on Fri, 12 August 2005 at 09:44

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Hatham wrote:

I watched blade runner for the first time last night, and heard the ‘Wake up…’ very odd since i’m so used to hearing it on meat abstract. If there gonna do samples on a new album, i suggest they quote some team america :D

Posted on Fri, 12 August 2005 at 13:59

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Gemil wrote:

Title: That’s be great!

“Surprise, cockfags!” (massive drum intro, crunching guitars, pounding bassline)

Posted on Fri, 12 August 2005 at 22:17

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Squall wrote:

Gemil wrote:

“Surprise, cockfags!” (massive drum intro, crunching guitars, pounding bassline)

Gary Johnston: OK, a limousine that can fly. Now I have seen everything.
Spottswoode: Really? Have you seen a man eat his own head?
Gary Johnston: No.
Spottswoode: So then, you haven’t seen everything.

Cairo… That’s in Egypt. - Possibly the funniest bit

:D

Apart from the vomit scene of course :D

Posted on Sat, 13 August 2005 at 00:21

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Gav wrote:

“Show me your loyalty!”

Posted on Sat, 13 August 2005 at 07:36

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Simon (Simon) wrote:

“It’s okay I don’t want to fuck your face!”

Posted on Sat, 13 August 2005 at 08:41

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Hatham wrote:

‘gary, suck my cock’ then the drums kick in, i would listen to that!

Posted on Sat, 13 August 2005 at 20:41

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Egon Spengler wrote:

Does any one know about the origins of the samples in ‘Innocent X’? I think one is from star trek and the other is supposed to be from Dead Ringers (the Cronenberg movie), but i don’t hear it meself having seen the latter several times…

?

Posted on Sun, 14 August 2005 at 11:11

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Hatham wrote:

Havent a scoob, i’m still reeling from finding out about the sample in meat abstract that was in blade runner.

Posted on Sun, 14 August 2005 at 13:48

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fatboy wrote:

suicidalmaniac wrote:

I found lots of cool info on various THERAPY? bootlegs and releases on finnish page:

http://www.kolumbus.fi/markojo/therapy/

That’s a really cool site, it has to be said.

Posted on Mon, 15 August 2005 at 11:45

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

Where’s this from, then? :D

“There’s that something crazy tonight, that’s insane! I wanna be crazy! I wanna be nuts! I want some fun, goddamn it! My dad would say; don’t have any fun, you can’t have fun, no… You’re not allowed to have good time, you can’t get crazy! See, I have to be in control, and I like being in control! But you know, for one night I’d like to see myself out of my head! Wouldn’t you want to see me out of my head?! Wouldn’t that be great?! Wouldn’t that be fabulous?!” :cool:

(Before changing the message boards’ software in August 2007 this post had a file attachment, which may return in the future)

Posted on Thu, 18 August 2005 at 08:43

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suicidalmaniac wrote:

“Come on! I test you out, Satan, in the name of Jesus Christ! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! :D

Freaky…

(Before changing the message boards’ software in August 2007 this post had a file attachment, which may return in the future)

Posted on Thu, 18 August 2005 at 08:48

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gapu wrote:

suicidalmaniac wrote:

Yup, sorry, mea culpa :) “Here I am MF” is by Nick, and the “Wake up!” sample is from BladeRunner.

Cheers!:D

wow.. i really like to see nick’s movies… but i’ve never seen them anywhere for sale or on tv… :rolleyes:

Posted on Thu, 18 August 2005 at 12:32

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MarkoJii (Evil Twin) wrote:

suicidalmaniac wrote:

“Come on! I test you out, Satan, in the name of Jesus Christ! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan! :D

Freaky…

I think that ‘test’ is ‘cast’ as it seems that someone (a priest, maybe evil ;) is cursing satan out of someone). I also think that this might be out of movie like The Exorcist…

cast out (syn: expel, dislodge, drive out, eject, evict, exile, expatriate, oust, throw out)

Posted on Thu, 18 August 2005 at 18:26

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Dust wrote:

Well I still cant find my list but “everyone takes a beating sometimes” is from ‘Goodfellas’ And “Take the knife on up the hill lover, and kiss the girl goodbye” is from one of my favourite films ‘Magic’.

Posted on Thu, 18 August 2005 at 21:18

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Sky High McKay(e) wrote:

Hello all, been a while, so thought I would reaquaint myself with the rest of the T? community, and this seemed like as good a topic as any…So: Does anyone have any idea where this diaslogue comes from?? I suspect it might be samples from two or more different films spliced together…

“She was screaming, so I killed her

I didn’t expect her to scream
I mean, I wasn’t gonna rape her or take her money, I was only gonna kill her

These people confuse sex and aggression, they can’t differentiate between the two

I just think we live in such a violent society

We’ve got 35 or more people out there now, killing 20 and 30 people each

Like if I had my .38 right now, I could make you do just about anything I wanted you to - just about all my life people have been doing that to me

Back in the past it didn’t seem as real, it was never one of those things that could happen to you

Your friend, your teacher, the guy next door”

Posted on Fri, 19 August 2005 at 21:20

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Dust wrote:

They are all quotes from actual serial killers. Ive seen a few on the covers of books. They are probably from documentaries. If memory serves “I wasnt gonna rape her and take her money…” is Ted Bundy. (Or was it that other dude? Oh I cant remeber)

Posted on Mon, 29 August 2005 at 12:27

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