Narration/vocal sampling in songs - Music General - PlayStation.com Forums | Thread profile

I'm sure eveyrone here has heard at least one example of narration/vocal sampling in a song, although you might not know what exactly I'm talking about.   Whether it be my favorite genre Power Metal (which features it extensively) Rap, Pop, various *cores* (I assume), or pretty much anything else other than Gregorian Chantings and Instrumental music, such techniques seem to be used ...

this is cool,panic at the disco did this before

pspslimmy wrote: this is cool,panic at the disco did this before But, they're terrible.

I love the effects that the spoken word, if I can call it that, has on the effect of an album. It can be like an extra track used for comic relief in a dark album, maybe a sermon from a vocal priest. Things that come to mind are tracks like "Something in the Way of Things" by The Roots. One Be Lo, likes to talk in amoungst his tracks as well, maybe explaining a meaning or something of ...

Thela Hun Ginjeet - King Crimson   It's great in that song. 

Guns for show Knives for a pro by Parkway Drive "Yippekeyay mutha fu<ka"

jordan199311 wrote: Guns for show Knives for a pro by Parkway Drive "Yippekeyay mutha fu<ka"   Thats the one that came to mind for me, also I think it was a Suicide Silence song that used Family Guy at the beggining and half way through. But I dont neccessarily like it, but it can be a good mood setter for the song. If you need ANY help relating to PSPs then ...

I always wondered if it was Carl Sagan who did the narrative part in "Rasputin" by Boney M.