Paul De Loecker
New member
Hi everyone,
I remember having seen a documentary or a feature in which different producers discuss Bob James' Nautilus. They talk about the fact that every part of the song is sampleable, about the use of drugs in the 70's (one person talks about Bob James using drugs while he made the track and that's the reason why there are so many crazy parts in there etc) and if I'm not mistaking, 9th wonder talks about the fact that Nautilus is like a rite of passage for every producer.
Problem is, I don't remember where I've seen this ! And I've been breaking my head over it for days. I don't remember a title and it doesn't come up on youtube when looking for different combinations of "bob james" "nautilus" "documentary" "sampling" "9th wonder" etc ...
I don't think the whole video was about Nautilus though, it's just a part. I've been going through some documentaries about sampling (like copyright criminals or good copy bad copy) but can't seem to find it.
Any help would be highly appreciated!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Paul.
I remember having seen a documentary or a feature in which different producers discuss Bob James' Nautilus. They talk about the fact that every part of the song is sampleable, about the use of drugs in the 70's (one person talks about Bob James using drugs while he made the track and that's the reason why there are so many crazy parts in there etc) and if I'm not mistaking, 9th wonder talks about the fact that Nautilus is like a rite of passage for every producer.
Problem is, I don't remember where I've seen this ! And I've been breaking my head over it for days. I don't remember a title and it doesn't come up on youtube when looking for different combinations of "bob james" "nautilus" "documentary" "sampling" "9th wonder" etc ...
I don't think the whole video was about Nautilus though, it's just a part. I've been going through some documentaries about sampling (like copyright criminals or good copy bad copy) but can't seem to find it.
Any help would be highly appreciated!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Paul.