Edit Music sample question

[F.I.C]

anyone know where 'The end of the earth is upon us. Pretty soon it'll all turn to dust..' is taken from?

its the only film dialog sample i don't know ...annoying me for a while now..

[robcaputi]

no idea ... some google searching ....

Underground Sound Of Lisbon - So Get Up
www.discogs.com/release/4150

[Kee]

well the track is Meat Katie's 'Next Life'

as for the sample? - most the sample used throughout the track is from Solaris

whether that part is i dont know.

[F.I.C]

cheers, yeah Googled it to death and discogs etc. isnt Solaris as that came out in 2002 and Underground Sound Of Lisbon used it back in 94. it was also used around then on one of the Thunderdome compilations.

also foundthe below but this film sample isnt on there... ill keep searching.. or if anyone knows plz share the knowledge..

CD2
00:00 Lion roar from the Metro Goldwyn Mayer advert.
00:05 "Every soul has it's path" from Lost in Translation Yes, it's definitely from Lost In Translation.
00:18 "You see something's going to happen. Something wonderful": Bowman in 2010: A Space Odyssey
"You're in a privileged position to learn a thing or two" Denzel Washington as Alonzo in Training Day
00:40 Eye for an Eye (orchestral strings) - UNKLE
00:53 "If they catch you in a lie..." Al Pacino as Lowell Bergman and Russel Crowe as Jeffrey Wigand in Insider
02:50 Track ID?Cocaine and Camcorders - Unkle with South from Sexy Beast soundtrack
03:00 "####ing incredible" from Sexy Beast. Yes, it's Sexy Beast. But not sure who says that line. I think it's either Ben Kingsley's character, Don Logan, Its actually Ray Winstone.
09:01 Track ID?Paranoid - Unkle with South from Sexy Beast soundtrack
09:12 "It's time to wake up. And get a life" Computer woman (could be Uma Thurman as Dr Rachel Porter; not sure) from Paycheck > The movie is Paycheck but the voice is actually Krista Allen. Sample is like this: "It's time to wake up... and get a life. We live in a 3-dimensional world. Until now, the world of computing has been a flat world, consisting of 2-dimensional imagery. Now, through the use of exclusive breakthrough technology, ARC has made it possible for you to get a life. A-Life, where we can work and play in a lifelike world of 3-dimensional reality. A-Life, the living monitor.">
14:39 Track ID? (the one which speeds up) //it's "Thomas Bangalter - Night Beats"
14:40 "Every soul has its path" from Lost In Translation again
19:40 Track ID? (Techy house breaks stuff) //shame on you for not knowing this one... "UNKLE - Have You Passed Through This Night?"
19:41 "Is this darkness in you too? This great evil. Where does it come from?" from The Thin Red Line
25:26 Track ID? // "Dylan Rhymes - The Way"
"It's war in the streets. It's terror in the night. Burns the night. Into a night." I guess from Assault on Precinct 13.
26:00 Some remix of the Assault on Precinct 13 theme music. or a track that samples the melody of The End theme from Assault on Precinct 13.
30:16 "And this is the way ... that we rock the house" (probably a vocal sample in the track playing - noted it for reference!)
33:24 "Freeze. This is the police. Drop your weapons and place your hands above your heads" ?? Probly from Assault on Precinct 13 again!
33:37 Next Life - Meat Katie (probably an UNKLE remix - not officially released) It contains the Solaris dialogue samples
33:38 "How much sleep do you need? How long do you think you can go without sleep. When you do go to sleep. I find I sleep much better with the door open" Possibly Jeremy Davies as Snow in Solaris. "Can you tell me what's happening to you?" George Clooney as Chris Kelvin in Solaris?
35:17 "The end of the earth is upon us. Pretty soon it'll all turn to dust. I'll see you in the next life" was used by Underground Sound Of Lisbon - So Get Up, but I think they took it from a film dialogue, and this is the original film dialogue, not the USOL track... (again, not sure)
36:38 "And death shall have no dominion. Dead men naked they shall be one. With the man in the wind and the west moon; When their bones are picked clean and the clean bones gone. They shall have stars at elbow and foot; Though they go mad they shall be sane, Though they sink through the sea they shall rise again; Though lovers be lost love shall not; And death shall have no dominion..." sounds like George Clooney again, probably from Solaris. It's lines from the poem And Death Shall Have No Dominion by Dylan Thomas.
39:39 "Everything we've done is forgiven. Everything." Natascha McElhone as Rheya in Solaris.
39:46 "Looked dead, didn't I? Well I wasn't..." A Few Words From The Bride - Uma Thurman as The Bride aka Beatrix Kiddo aka Black Mamba aka Mommy in Kill Bill Vol. 2
40:30 Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Nancy Sinatra //this track is little bit remixed so i would call it "Nancy Sinatra - Bang Bang (UNKLEsounds Edit)"
43:33 TRACK ID (with the Nancy Sinatra samples looped)?
48:54 "After twenty years you analyse a lot. You remember people, heroism... John Malkovich as Old Carlito / Narrator in Alive.
49:50 God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters - Moby (from the film Heat)
51:30 In a State - UNKLE
55:37 TRACK ID? (ambient)
57:15 Tiny Dancer - Elton John (used for the soundtrack of Almost Famous)
64:29 "Is this it? Is this what it's all about, Manny? Eating, Drinking, ####ing, Sucking, Snorting?..." Al Pacino as Tony Montana in Scarface

[Kee]

i think this is the same list of samples as above with list of CD.1 added

UNKLE: edit music for a film

CD1
00:05 20th Century Fox orchestral piece
01:13 THX advert sound effect. That short piece of music is called "The Deep Note" created by Dr James 'Andy' Moorer More info on the THX site (http://www.thx.com/trailers/):
01:27 <Radio conversation from 2001: Space Odyssey.<
01:50 Also Sprach Zarathustra (main title of 2001: A Space Odyssey)
04:50 Blackout - UNKLE
05:00 Dialogue from Dune
11:50 Lonely Soul - UNKLE
13:00 (roughly onwards, mixed with Lonely Soul) ?
17:26 (Quotes from A Clockwork Orange?) YES!!! (That's what the priest is preaching in the prison chapel)
19:30 Mos Def & Massive Attack - I Against I (from Blade 2)
24:30 various dialogue from Scarface (dunno what the track is accompanying) It's the background music to the Scarface DVD menu
28:50 --familiar Shaw Brothers productions opening theme (probably taken from Kill Bill VolI opening)
29:10 --familiar 'Our Feature Presentation' movie theatre screen (also probably taken from Kill Bill Vol1 opening)
29:30 Kill Bill / GDMFSOB - DJ Shadow (UNKLE Uncensored remix) featuring Roots Manuva. YES, it's this one. //proper trackname is "DJ Shadow - GDMFSOB (UNKLE uncensored feat. Roots Manuva) / Tomoyasu Hotei - Battle Without Honour Or Humanity"
33:05 Romeo & Juliet/One Inch Punch by Dust Brothers (extended by UNKLE)
36:07 Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing - Chris Isaak (from Eyes Wide Shut) //little bit remixed so i would call it "Chris Isaac - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing (UNKLEsounds Edit)"
38:40 My Way - Sex Pistols (Sounds like an UNKLE Remix with added rhythm track) //it's not Sex Pistols, it's "Sid Vicious"
42:28 Blush Response - Vangelis (from Blade Runner) [this starts in original version for a while until the D&B tune comes in over the top]
44:00 until 48:00 - i'd love to know what this is! - It's Vangelis - 'Blush Response' from the Bladerunner soundtrack over some D&B tune. I really think this is just Blush Response, but with UNKLE adding a basic D&B rhythm track to it. The original has a real fast tempo if you just focus on the percussion track. It also includes dialogue from Tears In Rain, also on Blade Runner soundtrack. "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe... All those moments will be lost in time. Like tears in rain."
48:00 Safe in Mind - UNKLE (including some nice breakbeat-esque track with an excellent bassline - ideas?) You may well already know this, but it's Dillinja's "The Angels Fell" on Metalheadz
52:50 Dialogue sample from Fallen "I like the night. The street. The smells. The sense.. Of another world. Sometimes you come face to face with yourself"
53:23 I Need Something Stronger - UNKLE (which includes a dialogue sample. Not sure if it's from a film but's it's a poetry reading of the last line of Introduction to Songs of Innocence by Blake: "And I wrote my happy songs Every child may joy to hear" pluse dialogue from film THX 1138 "What's wrong?... Nothing.. If you have a problem, don't hesitate etc" This track continues until the Peter Pan sample. Pretty sure the Morse code bleeps are from the samples of THX 1138
54:00 -- any ideas? nice track, bassline reminds me of El Cid by Leftfield (carries to next track)
55:30 UNKLE - I Need Something Stronger; from Never Never Land
57:40 (something from peter pan?) YES! It's Second Star To The Right from Peter Pan

CD2
00:00 Lion roar from the Metro Goldwyn Mayer advert.
00:05 "Every soul has it's path" from Lost in Translation Yes, it's definitely from Lost In Translation.
00:18 "You see something's going to happen. Something wonderful": Bowman in 2010: A Space Odyssey
"You're in a privileged position to learn a thing or two" Denzel Washington as Alonzo in Training Day
00:40 Eye for an Eye (orchestral strings) - UNKLE
00:53 "If they catch you in a lie..." Al Pacino as Lowell Bergman and Russel Crowe as Jeffrey Wigand in Insider
02:50 Track ID?Cocaine and Camcorders - Unkle with South from Sexy Beast soundtrack
03:00 "####ing incredible" from Sexy Beast. Yes, it's Sexy Beast. But not sure who says that line. I think it's either Ben Kingsley's character, Don Logan, Its actually Ray Winstone.
09:01 Track ID?Paranoid - Unkle with South from Sexy Beast soundtrack
09:12 "It's time to wake up. And get a life" Computer woman (could be Uma Thurman as Dr Rachel Porter; not sure) from Paycheck > The movie is Paycheck but the voice is actually Krista Allen. Sample is like this: "It's time to wake up... and get a life. We live in a 3-dimensional world. Until now, the world of computing has been a flat world, consisting of 2-dimensional imagery. Now, through the use of exclusive breakthrough technology, ARC has made it possible for you to get a life. A-Life, where we can work and play in a lifelike world of 3-dimensional reality. A-Life, the living monitor.">
14:39 Track ID? (the one which speeds up) //it's "Thomas Bangalter - Night Beats"
14:40 "Every soul has its path" from Lost In Translation again
19:40 Track ID? (Techy house breaks stuff) //shame on you for not knowing this one... "UNKLE - Have You Passed Through This Night?"
19:41 "Is this darkness in you too? This great evil. Where does it come from?" from The Thin Red Line
25:26 Track ID? // "Dylan Rhymes - The Way"
"It's war in the streets. It's terror in the night. Burns the night. Into a night." I guess from Assault on Precinct 13.
26:00 Some remix of the Assault on Precinct 13 theme music. or a track that samples the melody of The End theme from Assault on Precinct 13.
30:16 "And this is the way ... that we rock the house" (probably a vocal sample in the track playing - noted it for reference!)
33:24 "Freeze. This is the police. Drop your weapons and place your hands above your heads" ?? Probly from Assault on Precinct 13 again!
33:37 Next Life - Meat Katie (probably an UNKLE remix - not officially released) It contains the Solaris dialogue samples
33:38 "How much sleep do you need? How long do you think you can go without sleep. When you do go to sleep. I find I sleep much better with the door open" Possibly Jeremy Davies as Snow in Solaris. "Can you tell me what's happening to you?" George Clooney as Chris Kelvin in Solaris?
35:17 "The end of the earth is upon us. Pretty soon it'll all turn to dust. I'll see you in the next life" was used by Underground Sound Of Lisbon - So Get Up, but I think they took it from a film dialogue, and this is the original film dialogue, not the USOL track... (again, not sure)
36:38 "And death shall have no dominion. Dead men naked they shall be one. With the man in the wind and the west moon; When their bones are picked clean and the clean bones gone. They shall have stars at elbow and foot; Though they go mad they shall be sane, Though they sink through the sea they shall rise again; Though lovers be lost love shall not; And death shall have no dominion..." sounds like George Clooney again, probably from Solaris. It's lines from the poem And Death Shall Have No Dominion by Dylan Thomas.
39:39 "Everything we've done is forgiven. Everything." Natascha McElhone as Rheya in Solaris.
39:46 "Looked dead, didn't I? Well I wasn't..." A Few Words From The Bride - Uma Thurman as The Bride aka Beatrix Kiddo aka Black Mamba aka Mommy in Kill Bill Vol. 2
40:30 Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Nancy Sinatra //this track is little bit remixed so i would call it "Nancy Sinatra - Bang Bang (UNKLEsounds Edit)"
43:33 TRACK ID (with the Nancy Sinatra samples looped)?
48:54 "After twenty years you analyse a lot. You remember people, heroism... John Malkovich as Old Carlito / Narrator in Alive.
49:50 God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters - Moby (from the film Heat)
51:30 In a State - UNKLE
55:37 TRACK ID? (ambient)
57:15 Tiny Dancer - Elton John (used for the soundtrack of Almost Famous)
64:29 "Is this it? Is this what it's all about, Manny? Eating, Drinking, ####ing, Sucking, Snorting?..." Al Pacino as Tony Montana in Scarface

[Leknih]

Some people here have access to too much money, too much equipment, too much time ...

[F.I.C]

meh...

i wanted to know where this lyric came from for the last 15 years...finally - merci bucket google )

www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzgjls85etM&feature=channel_page

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithaka_(musician)

[yunki]

Aug 13, 2008 0:12:33 GMT F.I.C said:

anyone know where 'The end of the earth is upon us. Pretty soon it'll all turn to dust..' is taken from?

its the only film dialog sample i don't know ...annoying me for a while now..

YES! YES! YES! I DO! 예! 예! 예! 알아요!

The words...'The end of the earth is upon us. Pretty soon it'll all turn to dust..' were written in 1992 by a Greek-Californian hip hop artist and poet named Ithaka (or Ithaka Darin Pappas), who's song Escape From The City Of Angels" appeared in Antoine Fuqua's film The Replacement Killers with the big Chinese movie star Chow Yun Fat. Ithaka has released many full albums, hip hop and spoken word poems, some have one awards: www.youtube.com/watch?v=s58Vh4uvhPs

The original song you are referring to is called "SO GET UP". Apparently it was first written (and recited as an acapella) by Ithaka Darin Pappas for a radio station in Portugal on December 13th 1992.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_Get_Up
www.quora.com/Who-does-the-song-So-Get-Up

In February of '93, Ithaka  made a downtempo version in Manchester, England for his first album project "So Get Up & The Lost Acapellas", many poems with some elektro music too. It was released by Sweatlodge Records.

In late 1993, a group in Portugal (where Ithaka had lived a number of years) heard him on the radio and asked to do a remix of the "so Get up" song as an experiment on the B-side of a promo vinyl they were making to promote themselves as rave djs.

I am not sure if they had Ithaka re-record the vocal or not, but it sounds exactly like the version made in Manchester about nine months before that version, so I think they just used the one made in England. www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW24QOQDPFY

The remix song version by Underground Sound Of Lisbon (the Portuguese house dj duo) somehow became a big hit in Portugal and later even had distribution in the UK and the US of America. It was promoted as a totally Portuguese song and it sold millions of copies.

Let us please examine this.
If a Japanese vocalist came to Seoul and a Korean dj made a new popular remix, we would NOT call it a Korean song. We would celebrate the Korean dj's achievement of course, but we would consider the song an' international collaboration'. 

How is the song by an American-greek artist 미국 considered Portuguese? It is very misleading. 이건 완전히 말도 안돼

The fact of the matter is, that 1994 remix of the song, So Get Up, is what the members of the Portuguese duo USL are most known for in their entire careers, even thirty years later....specifically, the words and vocals of So Get Up (which were created by someone not even from Portugal).

The author and vocalist of these powerful words has rarely (if ever) been credited. It is weird, disturbing and disrespectful.

Judging from their online bios, Dj Vibe & Rui da Silva (Underground Sound Of Lisbon) proudly stood up and took 100% of the credit of a single remix of a song that they were only partially responsible for, a song that has many hundreds or thousands of remixes.

Dj Vibe on Red Bull TV said he made the song after being 'inspired by visiting a nightclub in New York'. Interesting that he was inspired to make a song that already existed before he had ever gone to New York (
바보 포르투갈어)

The fact that an American record company (Tribal Records, backed by Stuart Copeland and EMI Records) released a record under such false claims just shows that the Anglo-music world only pretends to be interested in foreign culture. Portugal's biggest musical export in history (to America and England) was written and 'sung' by someone from Los Angeles...좋은 농담 이었어.

What a weird world we are living in. Perhaps we are we to consider DJ Vibe & Rui da Silva the Portuguese Milli Vanilli?

Since the time of it's creation (probably due to uncredited a capellas released by the Portuguese and the Americans)...Ithaka's So Get Up..
and portions of the So Get Up vocal/lyric have been released by literally hundreds of artists. I read it was even the most remixed acapella in the world of music.

There are many examples, but why would the music world ever consider that song Portuguese.

Dimas & Martinez (aka Committee) released Trance Line [same 1992 Ithaka vocal & lyrics], it became a #3 song on Spain's '95 Billboard Charts...
should the song be considered Spanish?
 www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOja5huKpk0

Atlantis ITA (Italy) released "I'll See You In The Next Life" [same 1992 Ithaka vocal & lyrics], it appeared in the movie "Sorted".....
should the song be considered Italian?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjENN88n5Ko

Stretch N Vern (and Fatboy Silm!) Released a #17 hit version called Get Up! Go Insane! [same 1992 Ithaka d. pappas vocal & lyrics]...
is the song to be considered British?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi4btsp0tl0

Armin Van Buuren has released a mix of the song on ASOT [same 1992 Ithaka Darin Pappas vocal & lyrics] , is the song now DUTCH?!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfTvpWM08vE

Cosmic Gate released a version of So Get Up in 2003 [same 1992 Ithaka vocal & lyrics]...
should the song then be considered German?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IntrQqcTm-Q

DJ Krsyst-Off (aka DJ Zorneus) have released many different mixes of Go Insane [once again, same 1992 Ithaka vocal & lyrics!]..
should the song be considered French?!?!?!?!?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0M6kLhfZQc

As I am writing this and I looking up these videos, I realize the many of these illegal versions are very VERY good.

Are they actually good instrumentals?

Or does Ithaka's "So Get Up" vocal and lyrical message transform anything they touch into little masterpieces? 

I am not sure Mr. Ithaka is alive or not...or if he was ever even aware of how many listeners he has touched with these words.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cehP7Ntuj6k

My general message is "So Get Up" is very special and timeless...
and also that:
small countries try hard too hard for recognition.
And American entertainment world is insincere of its interest in global music art and movies.

I hope this makes sense.