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The 104 pages that link to Sampling (music), each with the reason it gives.

• Kanye WestNarrower topic: Soul and other samples are central to the production style that first brought him prominence.

• G-funkNarrower topic: G-funk producers reworked funk recordings into loops, riffs, and rhythmic foundations.

• Mary J. BligeNarrower topic: Soul samples gave several early Blige tracks a musical link between older R&B and hip-hop.

• Be My BabyNarrower topic: The recording’s recognizable elements have made it a source for later musical quotation and reuse.

• Beastie BoysNarrower topic: The group built early tracks by combining fragments from many existing recordings.

• It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us BackNarrower topic: The album builds its densely layered tracks from fragments of existing recordings.

• Songs in the Key of LifeNarrower topic: Tracks from the album have been sampled by later artists, carrying its grooves into hip-hop and other genres.

• De La SoulNarrower topic: De La Soul built many early tracks from fragments of diverse recordings.

• My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyNarrower topic: The album’s dense arrangements transform recordings by artists including King Crimson and Bon Iver.

• Paul's BoutiqueNarrower topic: The album builds its tracks from fragments of earlier recordings.

• Rick JamesNarrower topic: The sample of “Super Freak” made James’s work central to a major pop hit.

• Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)Narrower topic: RZA builds the album’s stark beats from chopped soul, funk, and other recordings.

• MF DOOMNarrower topic: DOOM’s production often built new beats from fragments of older recordings.