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Hi

On one of my radio tapes (Einslive - Treibhaus, German Radio Station) from the late 90s there is a track with a sample from Mr. King:

Yet our best trained, best educated, best equipped, best prepared troops refuse to fight. As a matter of fact it's safe to say that they would rather switchhhhh than fight.

Unfortunately I cannot find the tape anymore, but I remember that the sample fades out with the switchhhh and blends into the track. It's definitely more a chicago style track with dirty noisy sounds than vocal deep house.

A second track I am looking for has a Pulp Fiction Sample in it. I recorded a short part: http://service.gmx.net/mc/AEB4BOqVqF...kZ0UQ6Z09wsvyD
(Just click on "GMX Mediacenter starten". It's a public folder from my mail provider)

Thanks a lot for your help!

The Pulp Fiction sampling tune you're after could be this:http://www.discogs.com/release/159911

having probs with the download but two tracks sampling pulpfiction are these


SPAGHETTI SURFERS MISIRLOU top 1 1998

DAVID VENDETTA FICTION second one

Attached Files

	spagetti surfers.mp3 (96.0 KB, 27 views)
	david vendetta.mp3 (183.4 KB, 26 views)

luther king tune may be this


octave one "blackwater" (terence parker super mash up mix)

Attached Files

octave one.mp3 (95.4 KB, 40 views)

public enemy - fight the power (album version), starts with this sample.

maybe they just played that over the track

Pulp Fiction one could also be: Speedy Gonzales - Pulp

Simon - Free at Last on the label Future Dreams

I think your Pulp Fiction sample comes from the DJ Sneak 'Ezekial' side of the bootleg http://www.discogs.com/release/14262 which is probably on other releases but thats the one I have.

The MLK speech is widely available so my guess is that the DJ just mixed it into the tune you're looking for. Maybe...