Show Notes
This is the first in a new series we are calling Podcast Takeover. We hand the reins over to listeners and let them do the work. For this one, long time listener and yes, one of the Kyles, does a deep dive into film sampling in music. Kyle holds our hands as he explains plunderphonics, makes Sebastian happy by playing Buckethead, and showcases a wide and deep knowledge of both music and film.
So join us, and Kyle Krause, and let him do the work.
Clips played in order of appearance: White Zombie - from the albums La Sexorcisto and Astro-Creep Buckethead - Sally Buckethead - Scapula Nine Inch Nails - Reptile Agalloch - The Hawthorne Passage Acid Bath - Cassie Eats Cockroaches Carpenter Brut - Escape from Midwich Valley GosT - A Nightmare on Elm Street Re-work Pendulum - Through the Loop The Avalanches - Frontier Psychiatrist Tid - Lang Dags Flard Mot Natt Moonwatcher - Cosmic Pilgrimage Electric Wizard - Son of Nothing Dream Theater - 6:00 Graf Orlock - Quick on the Trigger
Kyle’s handles on Letterboxd and YouTube: KKFunTable
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