Unauthorized sampling of Seph / Lee Curtiss track?

[DennisN]

put your hands up for detroit? seth was hangin out with matt in miami when that fedi lagrande or whatever guy went walking by with his award that he won from the track that he stole from matt and he didn't even know or aknowledge matt when he passed by. i think it's cute.

sample my music if you want to, it's all just microtonic presets and reason factory sound bank.

if leroy's girl is at all good looking, i have a present for her. girls always preffer the real thing.

If you really are Lee Curtis... You should know and hear this is not sampled from your track at all..

And your Cheesy remark about "leroy's girl" is really out off place! even kids have a higher level of communication..

[DennisN]

good promo for both tracks anywayz

That's the only positive side of this stupid and pointless topic!!!

[JackNine]

I am a friend and also the manager of Leroy Styles...

Well then that sure makes you impartial and totally objective now, doesn't it? *sarcasm off*

2. Yes Leroy was infuenced by the Remix Lee Curtis made from Seph - Tar ann Tullah, But he Made it his own way and played/made every sample himself. with all respect to Lee curtis!

So he was only "influenced" by it, but he managed to duplicate (exactly) the bassline Lee made on his analogue synth, in the same key and with the same tone? Interesting influence.

(It's not like we're talking about a generic and easily duplicated 303 sound here, either. To my knowledge that bassline had a cool and unique sound to it, and I've been listening to techno/house for 15+ years. For another song to come along a few months after it, with the same key and tone, it's just too coincidental. Do you think we were born yesterday my man?)

3. If you listen to both tracks you hear a big difference, dont know what you are hearing, maybe what you want to hear???

I hear differences, sure. But I also hear a complete main hook bassline ripoff, too.

4. Leroy don't even wanted his track to sound like the track of Lee Curtis.

He failed.

[Coog]

[/quote]If you really are Lee Curtis... You should know and hear this is not sampled from your track at all..

And your Cheesy remark about "leroy's girl" is really out off place! even kids have a higher level of communication..[/quote]

It's actually really not Lee Curtiss... it's really a half manbear half manbearpig!

[JCH]

[Celltek]

WOOT WOOT WOOOT

[vermi]

"LOL" haha

[DennisN]

I am a friend and also the manager of Leroy Styles...

Well then that sure makes you impartial and totally objective now, doesn't it? *sarcasm off*

2. Yes Leroy was infuenced by the Remix Lee Curtis made from Seph - Tar ann Tullah, But he Made it his own way and played/made every sample himself. with all respect to Lee curtis!

So he was only "influenced" by it, but he managed to duplicate (exactly) the bassline Lee made on his analogue synth, in the same key and with the same tone? Interesting influence.

(It's not like we're talking about a generic and easily duplicated 303 sound here, either. To my knowledge that bassline had a cool and unique sound to it, and I've been listening to techno/house for 15+ years. For another song to come along a few months after it, with the same key and tone, it's just too coincidental. Do you think we were born yesterday my man?)

3. If you listen to both tracks you hear a big difference, dont know what you are hearing, maybe what you want to hear???

I hear differences, sure. But I also hear a complete main hook bassline ripoff, too.

4. Leroy don't even wanted his track to sound like the track of Lee Curtis.

He failed.

You really dont know what your talking about, that's very clear now..
Bassline same tone and key? maybe your ears are so damaged after 15 years, that you can't hear de difference anymore..

I tried to explain.. but you're just a hater.. There is no use for this..