Movie Samples in Music

[FatFreddysCat]

I can't think of the name of the track off the top of my head and I don't have the CD handy at the moment, but there's a song on Crimson Glory's ASTRONOMICA album that samples Pinhead's "Do I look like someone who cares what God thinks?" line from the Hellraiser flicks...

I see Circus Circus has mentioned two instances where Overkill have used movie clips (Carlito's Way and Batman Returns)...they also used a clip from "Raising Arizona" in the track "It Lives" (on the FROM THE UNDERGROUND AND BELOW album)...John Goodman's voice saying "Looks like you've been up to the devil's business."

The Christian speed-metal band Deliverance used a sample from the film "King David" on the track "Slay the Wicked" on their WEAPONS OF OUR WARFARE album..."for I am a jealous God, and I abhor their abominable practices! Therefore, spare nothing from the sword...NOTHING!"

The death metal band Mortician has used tons 'n' tons of obscure horror movie soundbites as intros and outro's to every one of their songs. In fact the soundbites are the only thing that make the band listenable.  

[Leah]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOG3eus4ZSo&ob=av2e
This song by the Smashing Pumpkins is about A Trip to the Moon from 1902.

[Flick James]

I know there is no wealth of rap fans on the board. I'm not one really, either, but I do like me a little Wu Tang. Anyway, they used tons of samples from martial arts films, including:

Shaolin & Wu Tang (1981)
Ten Tigers from Kwangtung (1979)
Five Deadly Venoms (1978)
Invincible Armor (1977)
The Iron Monkey (1977)

[crackers]

There aare tons on Portrait Of An American Family by Marilyn Manson. To name a few:

Mink Stole samples from Pink Flamingos and Desperate Living
The Child Catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
and others from Willy Wonka and Twin Peaks and a lot more.

[diamondwaspvenom]

Baphomet's intro, Median, contains a sample from Nightmare On Elm Street 3.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahZjhkY2kL0&feature=related

[Flangepart]

No ones mentioned MAN OR ASTROMAN? Why, the very idea...

[crackers]

No ones mentioned MAN OR ASTROMAN? Why, the very idea...

You did in a previous post.

[crackers]

MAN OR ASTROMAN does it a lot. Pretty cool choices.

See. 

[Flangepart]

MAN OR ASTROMAN does it a lot. Pretty cool choices.

See. 

D'OH! See, this is what happens when you're Cronologicly Overadvantaged...good though, wern't it?

[Archivist]

In the late 90's (ah, the old days of downloading from Napster!) I heard a remix of the Ayumi Hamasaki song Kanariya.  Before the music starts, you first hear "You have 20 seconds to comply ... you have 20 seconds to comply... comply..." as spoken by the awesomely hyperbeastmode ED209 robot in Robocop.  I still can't find the remix, but it is one of these:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanariya

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

[God the Worms]

About 95% percent of the songs by deathgrind band, Mortician have some sort of horror/cult/exploitation movie sample. Some of them are more sample than song. One of my favorite bands even though they border on being utterly corny,

[ChaosTheory]

Pantera's cover of "The Badge" has a clip from Taxi Driver


White Zombie's "Thunderkiss 65" has a sample from, I'm not sure what movie....Faster p***ycat maybe?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI1ptKcOlHE

[Mofo Rising]

I've become entranced with the output of Charles Band's Empire Films/Full Moon Studios. Don't get me wrong, a lot of these movies are terrible, but I think they are one of the lynchpins of the then burgeoning direct-to-video market.

Imagine my surprise when I watched Robot Jox and recognized the screaming sound from the crowd as the repeated sound in the Nine Inch Nails song "The Becoming."

Here's my favorite mash-up of that song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6esRi6owdFg