c.s.y.> In the original version of this song by Queen, there is a
c.s.y.> strange part in the song as well, with weird
c.s.y.> "bddldldlddbdldlddddburp" noises and Freddie
c.s.y.> moaning/groaning/singing/whatever.
c.s.y.>
c.s.y.> Anyways, this weird part from the original is what was sampled
c.s.y.> in the NIN cover, methinks...
As far as I can tell, after being a fan of both Queen and nin for quite a
while (simple statement, no flames necessary <grin>), Iąd be willing to
bet that all that Śsampleą is, is holding down the fast forward button on
a cd player and panning it back and forth during the goofball experimental
middle section of GDML. Oh yeah, plus the WWRY riff at the end. Yowza.
Woody
Woody Hanscom
wo...@alaska.net
łi tried i gave up i threw it away˛
Sounds like it could well be, it's the name of a British tabloid
newspaper; the sort of thing Queen loved to parody.
GG> It is simply a CD forward advance through the
GG> song al the way to the last guitar riff. He uses the same effect in
GG> the _Fixed_ version of Gave Up.
I once did a remix of Screaming Slave by skipping to the end of the
song, and doing a CD reverse all the way back to the start. It sucked
but it sure was industrial.
Andrew.