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I love "feel it all around", but man am I bummed this is a straight rip sample off another's song. I mean, it'd be cool if it were just a bass riff rip, or something to that degree. But it's bass, drums, and all...Make's me realize how much lazier I could be with my own music. But a cool chill wave lo-fi track nonetheless. I can see why Washed Out never truly performs all elements live in proper replica to the album counter-part.

Where does the opening "youve got an organ going there" come from? Also will you do a napalm brain/scatter brain breakdown?

I like your explanation about sampling, the idea of giving new life to things cleanly and respectfully is such an intense feeling thing

Hail Boltzman ⚡ Lord of deconstruction. I can't get enough Shadow and the whole Bristol scene was just magic 🪄✨. Your a student of the deconstruction....but your also a teacher

OMG, this is why I pay for the Internet! Awesome, detailed analysis, thanks!

YOU ARE MY HERO respect

This is incredible stuff man!! And Norm is such a legend, I lived in Brighton for 4 years but unfortunately never ran into him once :(

Excellent breakdown. This album is an absolute masterclass in sampling.

still got it.

That was great

amazing!

Did u make other mashups with this song?

This Washed Out song is amazing..... Let's do a deconstruction of D.J Champion's best work as well

I agree about the drums

This is incredible. I was expecting to see this was from a channel with 5mil subs and insane views. You don't have them yet, but you certainly should! What a great breakdown and recreation. Top tier! Appreciate it as a musician.

The drum break in the intro has now been identified.

great job, great track, great channel, kudos amigo- you do have amazing talent!

this is amazinggg thx!

Thank you, Karl. This is easily one of my favorite shadow tracks.

Soul Searcher Lloyd Pinchback! Often sampled drum loop. Precursor to DCs own GoGo music!

Hey Karl, do you think it would make for a cool video to take an original selection of samples picked by you and constructing an original track, even if it’s just a rough draft or messing around type of experience I think it would be really fun see knowing your talent and how well you understand your programs and software. I love how u mixed WDYSLL pt 4 sax and part 2 drums with the high noon piano in the outro.

Because of linear algebra. Wouldn't it be a mathematical fact that any sample can be mapped to any other sample or melody, for that matter? How could we know for sure?

Marxaphone!

Glad you're back, Karl. ❤❤

19:08 The Beatbox sample comes from a Spectrasonic/Sounds Good sample CD, i know this because the ACiD 3 Demo Disc

Portlandia opening theme

I always thought of this type of music as sound assemblages or collages. Supposedly this album had over 3000 samples on it.

That horse neigh is just that neigh after the gunshot at a different speed and pitch.

Fucking genius!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

You are a true master

These videos are like a meditation process for me, DJ Shadow's genius, nice and neat samples, and Karl's calm voice soothes me. Greetings from Lithuania! 😅

Nice break down. If you like Justice, then you might dig my music.

Cool video! Your information is awesome. You know your stuff and did your homework. I’m not as musically inclined. I just know what I like. I have to disagree that it would be better as an EP with just the tracks featuring vocals. I think it’s one of the best albums ever from beginning to end. Removing any of it greatly depreciates the genius that is DJ Shadow. He is maybe the greatest sampler and best producer of all time.

My favorite series is back!

Great example of how sampling creates something totally new!

I really enjoyed the live video too. Thanks for making these!

Fantastic video, and a fantastic track (probably Shadow's best IMO)! That Nuremburg Ring sample is so good in the mix, must be one of my favourite Shadow samples.

Another entertaining video. I remember reading that keyboard magazine interview with him from 1997. It’s easy to find online, great reading. Here’s what he said about High Noon - My new song is called "High Noon," a single for England, and it’s the hardest song I’ve ever done, bar none. The drum chops on that song take up 64 pads on the MPC-3000, and then more on another disk. So almost 100 pads on the drums alone, and that’s why the song was so difficult. I think when you hear it, hopefully you’ll like it. It’s a drum song.

Wow, Karl's return and a fantastic Shadow song to deconstruct.

The track for me, which made me fall in love with music: Oxygene 4 by Jean-Michel Jarre

I always look forward to these videos. Thanks so much for your dedication.

So cool to see you back!!! I was wondering if we'd ever see a breakdown of Shadow's beat for Blackalicious' Swan Lake? I recently did a remake myself (with a few samples missing here and there) and thought it would be perfect for one of these videos with how it samples 6 versions of People Make the World Go Round (maybe more? the original stylistics sample wasn't listed on whosampled)

Great work as always! Do you know, by any chance, where the voice from the intro to the High Noon single comes from? You know, the one that goes: You, are going to rock and roll. And you can hardly wait for the music to begin. When it happens, you will become a part of that music...

So happy to see a new video from you, Karl!

Yesss!

The sharpness of this track always had me on edge but the organ and bells always makes me love it. Thanks for the deconstruction ❤

Evey single one of these videos i watch, DJ Shadows production and layering skills ASTOUND me. Thank you Karl, love your videos!

So many samples!

you're back!!!!!

Hey man! Is there anyway of getting in touch with you via email?