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Budgie - "Breadfan" (1973)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Around the World" (1999)
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The end of “Give It Away” contains the riff from Black Sabbath’s “Sweetleaf”
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Keith Reply:
December 9th, 2009 at 4:25 am
Thanks xyroran! It’s posted here:
http://www.thatsongsoundslike.com/2009/12/09/black-sabbath-vs-red-hot-chili-peppers
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@xyroran
Thanks. I’ll add it to the list and post it later.
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Even though both sound vaguely similar, claiming that the bass riff is “nearly identical” to or has been borrowed from the guitar riff in the other song is not only a blatantly incorrect accusation, but also a complete ignorance of the variance in musicality and context of each riff.
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Add RHCP – ‘Under The Bridge’ and Rolling Stones – ‘Beast of Burden’!
If I may nerd out for a moment: Much of Rick Rubin’s rock music production output from the late 80′s / early ’90′s’ is built almost entirely on a foundation of well known classic rock riffs. The Cult – ‘Electric’, Danzig – ‘Danzig’, Masters of Reality – ‘MOR’, RHCP – ‘Blood Sugar Sex Magik’, Trouble – ‘Trouble’, Four Horsemen – ‘Nobody Said it Was Easy’ etc. These records are stuffed with allusions to 60′s and 70′s rock.
The reasoning is pretty subversive: Back when Rubin made a name for himself in Rap / Hip Hop, the ‘authentic’ world of rock music completely dismissed it as ‘not music’ due to the use of turntables and (later) samplers. Rubin had their ticket punched, though, when he took British goth rockers ‘The Cult’ and crafted their breakthrough 1987 lp ‘Electric’. The record, amid Rubin’s stark, bone dry production, is a set of ‘sampled’ classic rock(most obviously AC/DC, amongst others), but instead of using turntables and Akai’s, they used guitars, bass and drums, thereby proving rap / hip hop right about sampling and making rockers look like hypocrites.
For proof of concept Rubin continued this style for three years with numerous groups, tweaking the method to fit particular acts, leading to some big success with both RHCP’s and, though belatedly, Danzig.
Once rock finally let go of it’s hip hop hang up, Rubin abandoned the concept soon after ‘Blood Sugar’.
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scott pilgrim bass battle http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmd7w-qKRWM&feature=related
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Trying to be original is futile. If you have no place to go, stay home and cook. (Darby Bannard)
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Keith Reply:
December 29th, 2011 at 9:01 pm
Hi Steve! Wow, you’ve just pouding the site with a lot of quotes on originality. You have quite a collection!
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MarsHottentot Reply:
December 29th, 2011 at 11:38 pm
And, true to form, none of it is original material.
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Steve Reply:
December 30th, 2011 at 4:04 am
And that’s the point. Thank you. One can appricate one idea begets the next idea.
Is it ok to take one idea nail it to another idea to make a new idea?
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Keith Reply:
December 30th, 2011 at 6:34 pm
Steve, if that was NOT ok then there would be no progress. Since you bring this up I would like to take this opportunity to clarify my intentions for this site. I don’t necessarily claim that these artists are doing anything wrong (there are a few exceptions) but it it serves as an outlet for people like myself who need to know where a song idea might have originated. It has saved many music listeners nights of anguish trying to piece together something they think they might have heard before.
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I agree,
The site is a good tool for that reason. Wonder in the future that could be mapped in a visual way. Anywho, what’s up with “tis my country” vs Britian’s national anthem?
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