Direct Buki

[The Bloke]

I guess most of you already know that but that's where the "Freak freak y'all" sample comes from (at 0:15) :

It's the same track that Moby sampled for "Bodyrock" :

[Wolkenkrabber]

I guess most of you already know that but that's where the "Freak freak y'all" sample comes from (at 0:15) :

Except they actually sampled this LL Cool J track, and give credit to him and Timbaland on the credits in the Japanese CD booklet.

[WhiteNoise]

I guess most of you already know that but that's where the "Freak freak y'all" sample comes from (at 0:15) :

In other news, that's an awesome break. I'm sampling that asap.

[hstn]

now for where the "this chemical is good" sample is from

[androidgeoff]

Erol Alkan started his set with this song, last night. It sounds awesome with heavy bass. Nobody knew it was Chemical Brothers, probably, but they were going crazy.

[inchemwetrust]

[The Bloke]

Except they actually sampled this LL Cool J track, and give credit to him and Timbaland on the credits in the Japanese CD booklet.

Ok, thank you, now I feel stupid for not looking at the credits...
I guess "Freak freak y'all" is something commonly used in hip hop songs.

[Biff]

Just heard it for the first time, really love it. Indeed fuckin excellent acid house. Does anyone else think it starts to sound like the main synth from I'll see you there around 5:30?

[androidgeoff]

Yeah! You got to listen to it!

[Biff]

Yes, I wouldn't have been able to sleep otherwise.

[Stefan]

Does anyone else think it starts to sound like the main synth from I'll see you there around 5:30?

Yep, I also noticed that. See reply #13 in this thread ;-)

[Biff]

Oops, well it's official then.

[Wolkenkrabber]

"Goodbye and thanks to all of you" at 5.00.
Also "Check One" at 5.13.

It seems this work has also been sampled by The Orb (twice), Luke Vibert and FSOL.