Anyone know origin of the drum sample used on Massive Attack's " Five Man Army"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiWIYZOaj2A

wow thanx...looks like its chopped up a bit or biggie's 'dead wrong' too

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anyone know the origin of the one on BLUE LINES on the album of the same name? LOVE that whatever it is.

there's an album that's in need of a remastering job.

your better off posting a new question so more people read it

That's Billy Cobham's "Stratus", off of Spectrum (whole album is awesome).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpluKxftc6w

Stratus is sampled on Safe From Harm. The beat on Blue Lines is from Tom Scott's Sneakin' in the Back. I just did a sampled-by-Massive compilation based on this website, which seems pretty thorough and accurate. Check out the Daydreaming/Wally Badarou connection.

http://www.red-lines.co.uk/samples.htm

'Mezzanine' samples 'Radioactivity'? a lot of these seem v subtle

Check out the Daydreaming/Wally Badarou connection.

its just nuts that isn't it.
i knew the MA track for years, then heard the Wally track on a Francois K mixtape and was staggered as to how little MA had done to the original.

that's hip hop baby

i think it's al green or something

Looking back, you've got to admire their sample-sourcing. Once you've got a good grounding in soul you're not going to be surprised by a lot of Premier or RZA samples but I don't think I'd ever have heard the Cobham, Badarou or Mahavishnu tracks if I hadn't been led to them by Blue Lines.