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I posted the same thing under the In Flames board, but thought you guys might be interested:
Guys this is just unbelivable... I just got into this electronic/noise band called Muslimgauze and one of their albums which I just bought was "Hussein Mahmood Jeeb Tehar Gass" from 1998... I know you guys are asking what the fuck has this is to do with In Flames? The outro sample from the song "Bilechik Mule" is the same sample which is used as the intro to STYE(women voice: Why did the world... ) and the next songs loop, which is the titletrack, has the loop which plays while the "Touch of Red" outro... I know, this is not really very relevant and important, but I just felt weird listening to these two albums back to back and hearing the same samples...
Whatever I think this is what the samples are about anyways, it is not like everyone comes up with the samples they themselves record...
Guys this is just unbelivable... I just got into this electronic/noise band called Muslimgauze and one of their albums which I just bought was "Hussein Mahmood Jeeb Tehar Gass" from 1998... I know you guys are asking what the fuck has this is to do with In Flames? The outro sample from the song "Bilechik Mule" is the same sample which is used as the intro to STYE(women voice: Why did the world... ) and the next songs loop, which is the titletrack, has the loop which plays while the "Touch of Red" outro... I know, this is not really very relevant and important, but I just felt weird listening to these two albums back to back and hearing the same samples...
Whatever I think this is what the samples are about anyways, it is not like everyone comes up with the samples they themselves record...
