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Friday, April 07, 2006
  i know you heard of that


Hey Kids! Do you enjoy 20-minute monotone museum exhibitions on flexible copyright, musical innovation, the intertextual aesthetic of sampling, and cultural appropriation?

If so, here's Nate Harrison on the 'Amen Break,' a six second drum loop that serves as the foundation not only for many hip-hop tracks, but also entire genres of music.
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