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Muggs' sampling skills are craaaazy. I don't think, that everyone realizes, how hard it is to have the right ear to bring so many samples together to make a hit!!!
@@DJFurio Have you thought about doing a video on Beastie Boys Paul's boutique album? That blends so many samples too. I'm sure I read an article somewhere saying it holds the record for most samples used on an album.
The fact that Muggs is behind most of the production for Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Funkdoobies and Soul Assassins speaks volumes. This is a very strong resume without even pointing out GZA, MF DOOM.. the list goes on. Somehow Muggs always slips under the radar when people are talking about sample based producers, but the guy doesn't left a few well known beats behind him, he left a whole legacy. When you take into consideration all of this you suddenly realize how big of a producer DJ Muggs actually is.
@@jasonmurray4714 How Could I Just A Man & Hand On a Pump (you have to hear both as a unit!) are unique masterpieces, the apex in storytelling, painting an audio landscape in your head that is terrifying.
Holy crap I can't believe the plethora of samples Muggs used on "Insane in the Brain". Mind blowing. My favorite production of his is "How I Could Just Kill a Man". That is one of the hardest beats in history. Great sampling use as well. Furio God Bless you. RIP.
DJ Muggs is indeed one of my top 10 favorite hip hop producers! From the funky and groovy catchy sample laden first album production style, to switching to a more melodic-dark, but moody and sinister production style in CH’s later music makes DJ Muggs a one of a kind producer that helped shape and influence hardcore 90s Hip Hop. Nothing is like their first album but Cypress Hill’s Black Sunday and Temple of Boom…😮💨
One of my biggest influences is Muggs. The elements of the samples he chose and the way they were flipped were always on point! Thanks for the trip back through his timeless creations
Man to just imagine a show with Cypress Hill, Funkdoobiest, AND house of pain is nuts! I bet that show was awesome! Muggs is a monster when it comes to beats ive always loved his production! My older brother introduced me to cypress hill when I was younger and ive been a fan ever since!
Muggs produced a lot of my favourite music in the 90's but this video has just given me a whole new appreciation for his sample layering skills. I also saw Cypress Hill tour with Funkdoobiest, at the Barrowlands in Glasgow, but instead of House Of Pain they had Lords Of The Underground, fresh off releasing their first album. Great times!
Gary Burton - Las Vegas Tango (sampled in Illusions) Grover Washington Jr - Hydra (sampled in Stoned Raiders) Isaac Hayes - Walk on By (sampled in Whatta you know) Just a few of the crazy samples Muggs has used
Muggs is definitely one of my favorite hip-hop producers. Recently I rediscovered two albums from the first decade of the century, for which he provides the production - "Grandmasters" (2005) in collaboration with GZA, and "Legend of the mask and the assassin" (2007) - with Sick Jacken. These are not as popular as his work for Cypress Hill but for me are great examples of his abilities as producer and beatmaker and, in addition to that, there is also a solid lyrical contribution from the MC's. So I strongly recommend to give them an ear.
Thank you for the video. It is very enlightening and just shows you the genius of Larry Muggerud AKA’s Muggs. Just one correction, “How I Could Just Kill A Man” was not the 1st single from debut album, it was “The Phuncky Feel One”. Kill A Man was the B-side
In the early '90s, after buying Cypress Hill's debut (and best) album, I think I brought anything with DJ Muggs name on it. House of Pain, Funkdoobiest.....anything that DJ Muggs did anything on!
Dope breakdown! The way Muggs can blend multiple songs into one track is amazing. You should do a video of The Beatnuts sometime. They definitely don't get enough props for creating some dope music.
He contradicts himself a lot in interviews though. He says his memory is hazy due to how much he was smoking at the time. He’s previously said it was a guitar sample as well, which it definitely isn’t.
that funkdoobiest sample! sounds like muggs added some keys over it. oh, and muggs actually used the outro of billy joel's "everybody has a dream" for "the foundation". same album. same melody but a little different. thank you. great vid
I saw that same tour in NY. I'm a huge Funkdoobie fan. I was there for him. Sad note, Cyprus didn't play Hits From The Bong at that show. Great news..Muggs came out and stood next to use during the Hooligans set. Super nice. We talked for a bit, and he signed my hat. I lost it, though. 😢😢
I enjoyed his production. I didn’t know he produced Xzibit’s Foundation in 1996. And when I hear How I Could Just… , I think of Tupac’s movie Juice as it was featured in the movie.
Thanks again for you video I always loved the 90's rap , your video showed me and taught me how to educate my ears. You motived me to work hard on my MPC live. Thank you again bro'.
Great video but it’s only about the 1/100 of Muggs crafty catalog. It would be super nice to see how his style changed through 30 + years. Amazing skills and dedication.
Muggs certainly has one of the most prolific sample libraries in the rap game. I love "Rock on", when I first heard it, my love for rap deepened. But I really have to point out the marvellous tracks on Xzibit's debut album, they belong to his best beats imo.
Thanks for watching. I got hit with a crazy copyright when I scratched some DOC vocals over one of my own beats, saying I had copied the melody from his music. Not sure I want to make a video about him with the copyright owner being so strict.
@@DJFurio it's no big deal but im not sure why he would say that if it was not true makes no sense. Also Divine style song came couple years earlier and was popular song as he was also from west cost.
At 1:59 appears a JR Walker sample. From the same album, "Shotgun", cames a sample composed of high pitched Sax and guitar from The song *"Do The Boomerang" for **#PublicEnemy** "Cold Lampin With Flavor"* , performed on a rhythmic repetitive way.
Honorable Memtion goesnto Shit im on with Roc Marciano & Lakers vs Rockets With Westside Gunn and Sauce Walka. Lakers vs Rockers is one of the grittiest beats I've ever heard. I loove listening to this song while rampaging in Gta 4 in particular lolz
Were you able to confirm that Mel & Tim sample? That sound has always been a source of great debate. If you listen to Insane in the Brain there is not of that guitar and bass in the sound. Maybe he was able to EQ/filter it out?
No. They allow reaction videos and discussion videos about music. It’s classed as fair use. I only use short music clips anyway. Most of the video isn’t the actual music playing. I also use all my own music in the background throughout.
@@DJFurio i know for a fact da lench mob sampled the prince track when they were on cypress hill's nuts so hard that they completely changed their style. ice cube went from who's the mack, to the 'boom ping ping'!! and swinging on vines and shit. they were really swinging on soul assassin's dicks, but i digress....
Just got back from seeing that Bob Marley biopic (not great). Anyway, it reminded me of when I was a kid and the first few times I heard a certain Bob Marley song. I couldn't figure out why this Jamaican fella was singing "because all I ever heard, Danish love songs." Anyway, emancipate yourself from mental slavery and if you have a wound on your foot that refuses to heal, go to the doctor.
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The gza looks just like ol’ dirty bastard 😂
It’s the gold teeth
@@DJFurio it is ol dirty by the way 🤣
They are cousins
💯 that's ODB
Yeah I realised I used the wrong pic 🤣
Muggs' sampling skills are craaaazy. I don't think, that everyone realizes, how hard it is to have the right ear to bring so many samples together to make a hit!!!
100% got a great ear. And also some of those records he sampled were only on 7” singles so not that easy to find either.
He definitely has the ear & puts the time in💯🎶
@blacksaturntv3242 definitely
@@DJFurio Have you thought about doing a video on Beastie Boys Paul's boutique album? That blends so many samples too. I'm sure I read an article somewhere saying it holds the record for most samples used on an album.
@Induna123 the amount of samples used is pretty much why it would be almost impossible to make a video about it. I did look into it a while ago
The fact that Muggs is behind most of the production for Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Funkdoobies and Soul Assassins speaks volumes. This is a very strong resume without even pointing out GZA, MF DOOM.. the list goes on. Somehow Muggs always slips under the radar when people are talking about sample based producers, but the guy doesn't left a few well known beats behind him, he left a whole legacy. When you take into consideration all of this you suddenly realize how big of a producer DJ Muggs actually is.
Well said
The legacy continues, muggs is still consistently putting out quality albums
Hmmm? No shit huh? That's a head scratcher....
DJ Muggs was part of the sound of the Golden Age 90s, no doubt.
That first Cypress Hill album was a monster! Almost every song was a banger! I really miss those days!
It’s such a good album
It's so gritty. I will visit a friend later and this is gonna be the soundtrack for my walk, it perfectly fits the gnarly weather outside.
Me and the boys would drive around in a '74 El Dorado with the roof down and this album on repeat.
@@jasonmurray4714 How Could I Just A Man & Hand On a Pump (you have to hear both as a unit!) are unique masterpieces, the apex in storytelling, painting an audio landscape in your head that is terrifying.
I didn't know Insane In The Brain had that amount of samples. I love that song more now 😄
Definitely a great use of samples
The Alchemist’s teacher. That shall tell you all. Muggs OG status 💎
Every body talks about premo rza madlib but people always forget about DJ Muggs dude has his own style
Rock On is one of the greatest songs ive ever heard!
Right on. Muggs is one of my top pioneers
He’s a great producer
Holy crap I can't believe the plethora of samples Muggs used on "Insane in the Brain". Mind blowing.
My favorite production of his is "How I Could Just Kill a Man". That is one of the hardest beats in history. Great sampling use as well.
Furio God Bless you. RIP.
DJ Muggs is indeed one of my top 10 favorite hip hop producers! From the funky and groovy catchy sample laden first album production style, to switching to a more melodic-dark, but moody and sinister production style in CH’s later music makes DJ Muggs a one of a kind producer that helped shape and influence hardcore 90s Hip Hop. Nothing is like their first album but Cypress Hill’s Black Sunday and Temple of Boom…😮💨
Exactly this! Very well said 💯
I'm a fan of his moody side
Kool G Rap - Real life
GZA - General Principals
Those two are real hip hop mastercrafts
One of my biggest influences is Muggs. The elements of the samples he chose and the way they were flipped were always on point! Thanks for the trip back through his timeless creations
I’m glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching
Wow what a genius Muggs is. The best producer. My top three ever
this guy would come to my store and dap me up... he said he name was muggs
Definitely a great producer
Muggsi
Is what he goes by
Man to just imagine a show with Cypress Hill, Funkdoobiest, AND house of pain is nuts! I bet that show was awesome! Muggs is a monster when it comes to beats ive always loved his production! My older brother introduced me to cypress hill when I was younger and ive been a fan ever since!
I remember it being good and Everlast stage diving and losing a shoe 🤣
@@DJFurio 🤣🤣😂😂
Bro mastered the "wall of sound" concept of song production. Not a millisecond is wasted in his dense, smoked out beats.
Definitely a great producer
What does that mean? “Wall of sound”?
Bro, great video, as always. Muggs is one of my favorites and one of the all time greats.
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Love the FunkDoobiest beat… didn’t realize Muggs did all these
Yes he’s made a lot of stuff over the years
Muggs produced a lot of my favourite music in the 90's but this video has just given me a whole new appreciation for his sample layering skills. I also saw Cypress Hill tour with Funkdoobiest, at the Barrowlands in Glasgow, but instead of House Of Pain they had Lords Of The Underground, fresh off releasing their first album. Great times!
Thanks for watching. Would have liked to have seen LOTUG
RIP DJ FURIO. You will live forever in our speakers, headphones and our hearts.
Gary Burton - Las Vegas Tango (sampled in Illusions)
Grover Washington Jr - Hydra (sampled in Stoned Raiders)
Isaac Hayes - Walk on By (sampled in Whatta you know)
Just a few of the crazy samples Muggs has used
one of the best that coming from west side 🔥
Great selection and use of samples, and all with his signature sound of that kind of funky, psychedelic rock, jazzy vibe.
Thanks for watching
Great video, nice one
Muggs is definitely one of my favorite hip-hop producers. Recently I rediscovered two albums from the first decade of the century, for which he provides the production - "Grandmasters" (2005) in collaboration with GZA, and "Legend of the mask and the assassin" (2007) - with Sick Jacken. These are not as popular as his work for Cypress Hill but for me are great examples of his abilities as producer and beatmaker and, in addition to that, there is also a solid lyrical contribution from the MC's. So I strongly recommend to give them an ear.
I will give them a check
Thank you for the video. It is very enlightening and just shows you the genius of Larry Muggerud AKA’s Muggs. Just one correction, “How I Could Just Kill A Man” was not the 1st single from debut album, it was “The Phuncky Feel One”. Kill A Man was the B-side
Yeah man.. I always knew there was some extreme genius in there. great to put some stuff together here. great work digging dude.
Thanks for watching
In the early '90s, after buying Cypress Hill's debut (and best) album, I think I brought anything with DJ Muggs name on it. House of Pain, Funkdoobiest.....anything that DJ Muggs did anything on!
I like their debut album the best too.
Dope breakdown! The way Muggs can blend multiple songs into one track is amazing. You should do a video of The Beatnuts sometime. They definitely don't get enough props for creating some dope music.
Definitely a great producer. I have made a Beatnuts video that’s an exclusive for my channel members
@@DJFurio dope. Thanks for the response! I'll definitely look that up. Great videos 🔥
DJ Muggs… such an iconic producer.
Definitely
B-Real really meant it when he said, “Here’s an example! Just a little sample!”
A great line
Muggs said he did in fact sample the Divine Styler record for “Jump Around”.
He contradicts himself a lot in interviews though. He says his memory is hazy due to how much he was smoking at the time. He’s previously said it was a guitar sample as well, which it definitely isn’t.
That OG check ya self!!!! Top 5 mugg beats loved it since I first got cube’s tape
Thanks for watching
Why a pic 📸 with the Mpc 60 when DJ Muggs uses the SP 1200?
Just wanted to make it different than the last vid I did about Diamond D where I showed a SP 1200. Not sure that most viewers would be so aware.
OK
Crazy concert u attended man! Insane
It was good
Muggs King Boom Bap Era
He’s made some great beats
that funkdoobiest sample! sounds like muggs added some keys over it. oh, and muggs actually used the outro of billy joel's "everybody has a dream" for "the foundation". same album. same melody but a little different.
thank you. great vid
Thanks for watching
House Of Pain - Runnin' Up On Ya 💥💯
Yeah man. Another hit from the bong. 😂
I could have guessed you would have commented something like that 🤣
I saw that same tour in NY. I'm a huge Funkdoobie fan. I was there for him. Sad note, Cyprus didn't play Hits From The Bong at that show. Great news..Muggs came out and stood next to use during the Hooligans set. Super nice. We talked for a bit, and he signed my hat. I lost it, though. 😢😢
That’s awesome. Too bad you lost the hat though
Lovely video! Didn't know he produced all those songs!
Thanks for watching
I enjoyed his production. I didn’t know he produced Xzibit’s Foundation in 1996. And when I hear How I Could Just… , I think of Tupac’s movie Juice as it was featured in the movie.
Thanks for watching
Muggs doesn't get the love that he deserves from general hip-hop fans.
Thanks again for you video I always loved the 90's rap , your video showed me and taught me how to educate my ears. You motived me to work hard on my MPC live. Thank you again bro'.
Appreciate it. Thanks
Why are you showing an MPC when he used the SP1200.
People don’t realize how far of a grip he has on hip hop, dude is a legend and he doesn’t need validation.
Definitely a great producer
insanee
Fun fact: he was originally in a group called THE 7A3 before he joined CYPRESS HILL
True
Yeah I was gonna say this
Great video. Dj muggs a legend 👍
Appreciate it. Thanks
Great video but it’s only about the 1/100 of Muggs crafty catalog. It would be super nice to see how his style changed through 30 + years. Amazing skills and dedication.
Muggs certainly has one of the most prolific sample libraries in the rap game. I love "Rock on", when I first heard it, my love for rap deepened. But I really have to point out the marvellous tracks on Xzibit's debut album, they belong to his best beats imo.
Rock On is his best beat. He got those Whatnauts drums sounding crunchy.
This is great. Muggs is a legend.
Can you do a D.O.C video? Even his album Helter Skelter had some good samples. Thanks.
Thanks for watching. I got hit with a crazy copyright when I scratched some DOC vocals over one of my own beats, saying I had copied the melody from his music. Not sure I want to make a video about him with the copyright owner being so strict.
How I Could Just Kill a Man wasnt the first single, it was the B Side of Phunky Feel One, which was the first single.
That’s fussy. It appeared on their first single release and is named on the front cover.
Excellent 👌
I’m glad you liked it
Muggs, one of the best producers of all time
Intro skull and Bones cypress hill!!!! Dope
🙌🏽
Thanks for watching
One's of my Favorite Producers... Latino Vibe
Latino vibe? How? He’s white. White like a Spaniard if that’s what you mean. Latino is half European by default. 😂
The sound at 1:57 he actually took from divine styler. Im pretty sure i heard him say that in an interview. But Divine styler sampled Jr walker.
He’s said a few different things and says the truth is he was smoking a lot and can’t remember 🤣
@@DJFurio it's no big deal but im not sure why he would say that if it was not true makes no sense. Also Divine style song came couple years earlier and was popular song as he was also from west cost.
Probably for sample clearance costs. He’s also said in other interviews it was a scream from Prince
Brilliant video ... Might just have to steal some of those beats
Appreciate it. Thanks
My favorite album from the Dj Muggs is "Medallo" feat. CRIMEAPPLE
nice focus ! thx u
Thanks for watching
At 1:59 appears a JR Walker sample. From the same album, "Shotgun", cames a sample composed of high pitched Sax and guitar from The song *"Do The Boomerang" for **#PublicEnemy** "Cold Lampin With Flavor"* , performed on a rhythmic repetitive way.
I would say that Dj Muggs is easily top 10 if not top 3.
Muggs is underrated
Just FYI you put a picture up of ODB when you said GZA in the vid.
It should have a SP1200 on the thumbnail
Soul Assassin's Vol. 1 was🔥
On phunky feel one ,you forgot to mention fight the power from the Isley brothers, or maybe you didn't hear it, but it's there. Thanks
I know the sample but it’s such a tiny vocal that I didn’t include it. There’s a few other vocal samples too that I didn’t show.
Dj muggs the best
thats odb, not Gza. 0:22
great vid btw...
How he mess that up?
@lordg3803 easy to drop the wrong pic in from my media pool by mistake.
man what was that beat at 09:15 end of your brilliant video?
Here’s a link to it djfurio.bandcamp.com/track/bt1-023
@@DJFurio and please the sample also) thanx
I can’t remember the sample without loading it up into my MPC. It’s heavily chopped.
@@DJFurio that sample is si soulful bro, you chopped that as well as possible)
@tpdutystation thanks
Muggs é o maior produtor de hip-hop de todos os tempos, ao lado do lendário Beastie Boys.
🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching
Dayum, I always assumed that high pitch sound on "Jump Around" was Prince 🤦🏻♂️
Crazy sample
No mention of death and the magician?
Soul assassins 3 is crazy
Honorable Memtion goesnto Shit im on with Roc Marciano & Lakers vs Rockets With Westside Gunn and Sauce Walka.
Lakers vs Rockers is one of the grittiest beats I've ever heard. I loove listening to this song while rampaging in Gta 4 in particular lolz
MUGGS IS ILL! BRAVO!
Thanks for watching
does using a 7" record make any difference when it comes to sampling /.?
Zero difference. Just harder to get hold of. Most people buy albums.
@@DJFurio thought so .. good vid . enjoyed it .
Thanks for watching
Ice Cube also turned down House Of Pain's "Jump Around"...
Ok
Alchemist DNA for dummies
8:21 beat?
Somebody's tellin 🫢
Where can I find your beat that is playing around the Jump around section?
It’s the 1st track on this album djfurio.bandcamp.com/album/djfuriotypebeat
@@DJFurioThanks, it's fire!
Thanks
I wouldn't recognize him in person unless he spoke... then I'd know him.
Were you able to confirm that Mel & Tim sample? That sound has always been a source of great debate. If you listen to Insane in the Brain there is not of that guitar and bass in the sound. Maybe he was able to EQ/filter it out?
Muggs himself doesn’t even remember. He says he was smoking too much at the time to have any memory
@@DJFurio Thanks for the info. (Even if he was clear headed when he made it, it still might be hard to remember.)
ASR 10
WOW,
I JUST CAUGHT 'WHO'S GONNA TAKE THE WEIGHT' IS THE SAME AS 'INSANE IN THE BRAIN'..
Yes it’s the same sample
How do you not know who the GZA and Ol’ Dirty Bastard is? You can’t be in our culture & make mistakes like that, that’s disrespectful.
Clearly dropped in the wrong pic from my media pool. Get over yourself. You take life way too seriously. Bet you’re a right laugh at a party 🤣
before Cypress he was Dj for 7A3
A Reffer Franklin
OK. but what about copyright strike???
What do you mean?
Does TH-cam not demonetize your video or mute some parts due to copyright infringment?@@DJFurio
No. They allow reaction videos and discussion videos about music. It’s classed as fair use. I only use short music clips anyway. Most of the video isn’t the actual music playing. I also use all my own music in the background throughout.
ah ok! i think in italy there's other laws about that, thank you!@@DJFurio
I think the policy is the same in every country for TH-cam. What they don’t allow is just playing the music without adding any other information to it
That's Old Dirty Bastard not the GZA
i always thought jump around sampled prince's gett off...
Muggs has said several things but the truth is he can’t remember. It’s definitely from the track I showed or the Divine Styler though.
@@DJFurio
i know for a fact da lench mob sampled the prince track when they were on cypress hill's nuts so hard that they completely changed their style. ice cube went from who's the mack, to the 'boom ping ping'!! and swinging on vines and shit.
they were really swinging on soul assassin's dicks, but i digress....
I thought foxxy did get off
house of pain give a shout out to divine styler in On Point
Just got back from seeing that Bob Marley biopic (not great). Anyway, it reminded me of when I was a kid and the first few times I heard a certain Bob Marley song. I couldn't figure out why this Jamaican fella was singing "because all I ever heard, Danish love songs." Anyway, emancipate yourself from mental slavery and if you have a wound on your foot that refuses to heal, go to the doctor.
I’ve not been to see it and probably won’t now after what you’ve said.
@@DJFurio Whoops! I intended to post this under your misheard lyrics video. Must have clicked the wrong thingomy. My bad.
It’s ok
😢
Dog, that's not the Gza.. you lost a lot of Credit with Me for that one.
You think I don’t know that 🤣 I had a media folder with Wu members and dropped in the wrong one by mistake.
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