This sampling style continued on their 1991 gold album, "De La Soul Is Dead," which lifted samples from Bob Marley, Chicago, Stevie Wonder, Lou Donaldson, Parliament and even the soundtrack of "Grease".
Ducking down an alley, to the meat vendors, the chef grabbed and lifted samples to indicate the differences between today's fresh meat and yesterday's waning pieces.
Counterfeiters played a low-budget game of industrial espionage, bribing employees at the licensed factories to lift samples or copy blueprints.
Sections of an improvisation between Mr. Corea and the rhythm section in the suite "Lylah Awakening" could have been lifted and sampled for a drum-and-bass dance-floor record.
These steel plates are also part of a precision die-set, which allows the upper anvil (A1), load column (C1), and spacer (D1) to be lifted for sample loading and unloading (for details, see Wang et al. 2005).
Surplus epoxy was removed by either: a) cutting the sample from the cured epoxy, or b) lifting the sample out of the epoxy before curing.
The high repeatabilities of our color measurements indicate that the patch of color measured was indeed very homogenous, as we lift the sampling probe between measurements of the same sample.
Then in mid-November, Girl Talk, the mash-up D.J., released his latest album, "All Day," a stew of samples lifted from 373 songs and recombined into a chaotic, propulsive mix.
Recent transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analyses (Nagao et al., 2012a, 2014a, 2014b, 2014c) of samples lifted from beneath fracture surfaces through focused ion beam machining (FIB) revealed a failure mechanism that can be termed hydrogen-enhanced-plasticity mediated decohesion.
Then, like a crab eating its dinner, OSIRIS-REx will use its arm to lift the sample into a storage capsule for safekeeping.
SOS nicks its title from Rihanna's old hit and lifts a sample from 80s popstress Shannon, while relaying the familiar theme of dancing your worries away.
