Plunderphonic

Album by John Oswald

Plunderphonics is a 1989 album by Canadian composer John Oswald. It is a dense sound collage built from unauthorised samples of pop and classical recordings that Oswald rearranged using electroacoustic and turntable techniques, and it was an early example of sample-based composition that led to legal challenges and debate about copyright.
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  1. 1.
    George Martin / Beatles
    1:00
  2. 2.
    Michael Jackson / Dab
    6:34
  3. 3.
    Lennon/Harrison / Way
    3:47
  4. 4.
    Don Van Vliet / Replica
    2:36
  5. 5.
    Bing Crosby / White
    4:11
  6. 6.
    Elvis Presley / Don't
    2:54
  7. 7.
    Dolly Parton / Pretender
    2:46
  8. 8.
    James Brown / Black
    2:06
  9. 9.
    Public Enemy / Brown
    4:05
  10. 10.
    Dick Hyman / Fabulous
    2:26
  11. 11.
    [untitled]
    1:00
  12. 12.
    Franz Liszt / Prelude
    0:49
  13. 13.
    Metallica / Net
    1:29
  14. 14.
    Paul McCartney / Birth
    5:22
  15. 15.
    Count Basie / Pocket
    3:22
  16. 16.
    Cecil Taylor / Mirror
    4:26
  17. 17.
    Bix Biederbecke / Mist
    1:57
  18. 18.
    Anton Webern / Ten4
    0:25
  19. 19.
    Giuseppe Verdi / Tune
    1:33
  20. 20.
    Igor Stravinsky / Spring
    3:42
  21. 21.
    Ludwig Van Beethoven / 7th
    3:16
  22. 22.
    [untitled]
    0:57
  23. 23.
    Glenn Gould / Aria
    3:49
  24. 24.
    101 String Orchestra / Rainbow
    5:49
  25. 25.
    [untitled]
    0:03

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