All the tracks on the album were remixes, but this Filter thing didn't strike me that way. It wasn't something a DJ made....... so I never thought of it as a remix. At the time, I thought it was one of the heaviest things I had heard. Way more aggressive than the Deep Purple I was used too.
I still love the track. I read in some magazine a long time ago they used a 12bit Akai Sampler for the drums and had a bunch of guitars and Amps. Something about being an ex- Marilyn Manson Guitarist too, but I may not remember that correctly. I just love that guitar sound and playing.
It wasn't till only very recently I heard the crystal method original:
It was then it made sense that the track I loved actually was a remix. But not the more typical DJ taking a metal bands riff, and adding in beats and making it sound like hip hop or a dance track. Jay Z's "99 Problems" and the other tracks on that SPAWN Soundtrack Album are more like that.
This Filter thing is very much the opposite. Taking the sequenced, dirty synth line, and adding rock drums, guitars and new lyrics to it.
This is something I want to try with my next creation. To try and break out of the musical rut I've been in. Been thinking of my versions of "Can't you trip like I do?", and "Cars". Sampling others records was a huge legal minefield for a really long time, and probably the biggest step in the increased popularity of Sampling as a Production Technique. Means what I make will not be shared, but it may lead to something else I can.
My current Megacurve tracks on SoundCloud .
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