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From the album "Dance Hall Stylee" Vocal - "Stylililili leh... leh" Sampled by Noise Factory - Be Free (3rd Party)

From the album "Dance Hall Stylee" Vocal "musical sound a make the crowd a gather round, musical disk a make you jump and twist" Sampled by Noise Factory - Be Free (3rd Party)

"You take me higher than I've ever gone" vocal sampled by Vibes & Wishdokta - Breakin Thru (Boogie Beat) https://www.discogs.com/release/96021-Jellybean-Featuring-Steven-Dante-The-Real-Thing

Intro vocal "y'all ready to kick it, come on, one" - sampled on M Beat - Shuffle (Renk Records)

Interesting stuff, thanks! Your youtube link is wrong though, it takes you to Eric B & Rakim. Here is the link I think you meant to paste:

It says "I can, I can set you free". It's clean, kind of (a bit timestretched), at the start of this remix: I have never found the source, but will post back here if I do.

"Aaahhh yeah, now hear dis" vocals from the intro sampled by Project One - Smokin' & Smokin' Chalice (both on Rising High)

https://youtu.be/PYOqQcsHU7Y?t=3978 various vocals starting from 1:06:22 on this recording sampled by Krome & Time - Ganja Man (Tearin' Vinyl)

48:35 - "conscious lyrics, me flash conscious lyrics, and when me hold the mic me keep you physically fit" - sampled by Underground Software - Conscious Lyrics (Reinforced)

48:35 - "conscious lyrics, me flash conscious lyrics, and when me hold the mic me keep you physically fit" - sampled by Underground Software - Conscious Lyrics (Reinforced)

Yup! @17:00 - "now every man come jah man dem want de rub a dub" - sampled on D'Livin - Why @12:24 - "yeah y know, bout ya, we big, we broad, we large, control a whole heap a yard an garage" - sampled on D'Livin - Yard and Gorage Don Carlos - Late Night Blues is featured on side B of this album, which is also sampled on D'Livin - Why.

Yup! @17:00 - "now every man come jah man dem want de rub a dub" - sampled on D'Livin - Why @12:24 - "yeah y know, bout ya, we big, we broad, we large, control a whole heap a yard an garage" - sampled on D'Livin - Yard and Gorage

Spin back sound and "dub plate style" vocal intro sampled by Macka Brown - Dub Plate Style (Labello Blanco)

"something's got me so excited, don't wanna lose your love, you're the only one I want, you make me feel so fine you're always on my mind, you're like a dream come true" The chipmunk vocal from Macka Brown - Dub Plate Style (Labello Blanco) There's an acapella version on the 12" so that's where it will have come from

I don't know the original source but for me it brings to mind some new jack swing kinda beats, and what they have done with the snare over the top reminds me of Bell Biv Devoe - Poison, which would have been out around the same time as this or maybe a year or so earlier.

I think it's exactly as you say, a combination of the hotpants break and a loop from Trigger - Wisdom. It might be difficult to recreate yourself because: - It sounds like it was sampled on quite a lo fi sampler - The samples are looped quite badly!

Thanks, I'd obviously forgotten about this discussion! ID'd thanks to one of our local reggae stations where I heard it played the other week

Intro vocal "On the turntable we have, a new 45" Sampled by Shut Up & Dance - 5, 6, 7, 8 (Shut Up & Dance) The Good, 2 Bad & Hugly - Jungle (Ruff Kut)

Noises at the start and bassline sampled on Jo - Murder (Awesome Records)

It's taken me several decades to clock this, but the "wooooah hoohhh" vocal in this is sliced up in little bits in Foul Play - Survival

Just a low sample rate, perhaps it was done on an SP1200 with the samples sped up to fit and then pitched down. Or perhaps it was just made on an Amiga (more likely for a Brit crew).

I assume you are talking about the youtube video uploaded by 'hektikal'. The film dialogue at the start is from predator (if I remember rightly). No idea why he has included it on the video but it's not part of the Dominant Force tune.

http://rolldabeats.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=60101 Always worth a search on here first

Aside from the think break I don't think I can ID any of the other samples in Work the Box! The main "work the box" vocal has to be from a chicago house tune, surely.

This one is a proper stinker... https://www.discogs.com/DJ-Dance-DJ-Dance/master/247815