В этом есть что-то непреходящее
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just_tomСтатья в Википедии.
Один добрый человек в комментах опознал практически все использованные сэмплы:
Theme From Lawrence Of Arabia by Geoff Love and His Orchestra (1971): melody at 0:11 (and throughout the first dialogue, in background)
Dexter's Expulsion scene from the movie ''Polyester'' (1981): dialogue at 0:18
Wade In The Water by Harvey Mandel (1968): main drums that begins at 0:31
No Pistol Amigo scene from the movie ''The Good The Bad and The Ugly'' (1966): gunshot with horse sound at 0:43, 1:21, 1:42, 2:05, 2:13 and 2:49
My Way Of Life by The Enoch Light Singers (1969): choir and horns at 0:43 and main melody at 0:52
Frontier Psychiatrist by Wayne and Shuster (1959): vocals saying: ''That boy needs therapy''
''(purely)Psychosomatic''
''Lay down on the couch''
''What does that mean ?''
''You're a nut! You're crazy in the coconut!''
''I'm gonna kill you''
''Grab a kazoo, let's have a tune, now when I count three!''
''Frontier Psychiatrist''
The Leopard by Aunt Theresa (1966): vocal at saying ''He was white as a sheet'' at 1:17
Side Two from The Gray Line (Gray Line Sound Tour Of Historic Boston) (1962): vocal saying ''and he also made false teeth'' at 1:19 and 2:47
Theme From The Planets by Dexter Wansel (1976): drums at 1:19, 2:12 and 2:46
The documentary ''The Conquest of Everest'' (1953): vocal saying ''Avalanches above business continues below'' at 1:33
Lost Mittens by Aunt Theresa (1966): vocal at 1:36 saying: ''Did I ever tell you the story about''
La Chaparrita by Percy Faith and His Orchestra (1961): background melody during the verses at 1:36 and 3:04
I Was A TV Addict by Wayne and Shuster (1959): vocals saying: ''Cowboys'' at 1:38
''I feel strangely hypnotized!'' at 1:44
''I was in another world, a world of'' at 1:46
''A man with the golden eye-ball'' at 1:53
A Shakespearean Baseball Game by Wayne and Shuster (1959): vocal saying ''To an optometrist'' at 1:52
Wait Till You See Her by The Eddie Thomas Singers (1968): opera voice at 1:59 on left/right channel and throughout
Midget by Flip Wilson (1967): vocal saying ''Midgets'' at 1:39
Cowboys and Colored People by Flip Wilson (1967): vocals saying: ''Indians'' at 1:40
''Twenty thousand girls'' at 1:49
Picking Berries by Aunt Theresa (1966): vocals saying: ''Milk'' at 1:50
''Pour juice on your chin'' at 1:56
Kokoku, Sharkey's Day, Credit Racket [Excerpts] (The Interview From the Film Soundtrack to Home of the Brave) by Laurie Anderson (1986): vocal saying ''Rectangles'' at 1:51
Riot Suit by Flip Wilson (1967): vocal saying: ''And I promised to my girlfriend I get her'' at 1:57
The Laurie Anderson Interview (Side One) (The Interview From the Film Soundtrack to Home of the Brave) (1986): vocal saying ''A violin'' at 1:59
Spitfire Prelude and Fugue by Ron Goodwin and His Orchestra (1968): Violins at 2:00
The Count Counts Flowers by Sesame Street (1974): little vocal yelling: ''AAAAH'' at 2:14
Lover and a Friend by Eddie Bo and Inez Cheatham (1967): drums at 2:15
Cuckoo Clocks by Audio Fidelity Records (1962): Cuckoo at 2:29
The Piece of Wood That Talked by Aunt Theresa (1966): dialogue grandma/little girl at 3:05, 3:21 and 3:38 and scratched parrot at 3:23
Dr. Domestic's Physical Effect #1 - Piece for Turntables and Records by Doopees (1995) vocal saying ''Yeah'' at 3:12
Anna (El Negro Zum Bon) by George Barnes (1960): Percussions at 3:37 and guitar at 3:46
