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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Prof@ssor on May 03, 2010, 08:57:22 AM
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I just realized there are 3 versions of this song, 4 in total with Part II. It's hella confusing (because the remix and original have the same video). Can someone help me out?
First version: from Blackout album, (some label it as the remix, or blackout remix) http://www.amazon.com/Blackout-Method-Man-Redman/dp/B00001QGPS/ref=pd_sim_m_5
Second version: from How High soundtrack, also from The Show OST (remix??) http://www.amazon.com/How-High-Various-Artists/dp/B00005RGPI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1272901076&sr=1-1 isnt this the original?
Third version: most different version, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiuE3rZ5qFU&feature=related can somebody upload it? it has the same beat as Triumph from Wu-Tang
Are there 2 different version of the video, or is the second video the same as the first one but with the remix ?
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I don't think that "Triumph" remix is real though. Always tought it's fan made.
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I don't think that "Triumph" remix is real though. Always tought it's fan made.
oh thanks, i thought so.
but what about the video, was it made for the Blackout version? If yes, how come its says 1995 The Show?
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I think the video of the remix was fan made too.
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No you're wrong:
JohnnyWarbux from youtube about the longer version (4:40):
This version came off a sountrack called "The Show" - It had ONYX, 2Pac, Slick Rick, BIG, Dr. Dre, Treach, Snoop, Cool J, Tribe, Jayo Felony, The SCC, Warren G, Bone Thugs N' Harmony and this joint on it. It's a classic mix tape - One of the best 'soundtrack' cd's ever made. It was put out on Def Jam in 1995. The 'Blackout!' dropped 1999 with a [remix] using the 'Fly Robin Fly' & 'I am Woman' samples. "How High" the Movie and Soundtrack were released in 2001. This version is the original.
Now that is hella fucking confusing...i bet everyone , even here, calls the remix original and vice versa hahaha
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The version of this song off the "How High" Soundtrack uses Wu-Tang Clan's "Triumph" off there second disc of there second LP 'Wu-Tang Forever'. There Pt. II version uses a sample from her Secrets hit "You're Making me High" which was released in 1996, a year after the original song off "The Show" dropped. 1
Even more confusing
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
From The Show Soundtrack, Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
that is NOT a real version of the song and it is not on The Show soundtrack.
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
From The Show Soundtrack, Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
that is NOT a real version of the song and it is not on The Show soundtrack.
If you pretend to be able, could you define the different versions then please?
- the video version
- blackout version
- how high ost version
- the show soundtrack version
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
From The Show Soundtrack, Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
that is NOT a real version of the song and it is not on The Show soundtrack.
If you pretend to be able, could you define the different versions then please?
- the video version
- blackout version
- how high ost version
- the show soundtrack version
you need to learn how to google.
look for the How High EP and listen to every REAL version of this song
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Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
From The Show Soundtrack, Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
that is NOT a real version of the song and it is not on The Show soundtrack.
can't find it on the net
Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
ok this i what i thought, i only have the blackout album...but now what about the video version? which song was used for it?
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
From The Show Soundtrack, Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
that is NOT a real version of the song and it is not on The Show soundtrack.
can't find it on the net
Yes you can, just need to look a bit harder. Check out tha spot ;)
Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
ok this i what i thought, i only have the blackout album...but now what about the video version? which song was used for it?
Video version is the original version, that was on "The Show" OST.
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Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
this nikka got it right
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how bout the other erick sermon remix from 95 on the cds.......
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how bout the other erick sermon remix from 95 on the cds.......
shit is just confusing friend, on top of that i actually heard the Triumph remix is legit and made by RZA lol....either way i dont care, i bump that version the most
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Here's the scans of the cds. http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=346598
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how bout the other erick sermon remix from 95 on the cds.......
shit is just confusing friend, on top of that i actually heard the Triumph remix is legit and made by RZA lol....either way i dont care, i bump that version the most
Where did you hear that from? I'm 99% sure that' it's a fanmade mix. There's the original version and then there's the Erick Sermon remix, that's it. Erick's remix was on "Blackout" and the "How High" OST.
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
From The Show Soundtrack, Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
that is NOT a real version of the song and it is not on The Show soundtrack.
can't find it on the net
Yes you can, just need to look a bit harder. Check out tha spot ;)
Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
ok this i what i thought, i only have the blackout album...but now what about the video version? which song was used for it?
Video version is the original version, that was on "The Show" OST.
no the video version is the remix. the remix version was originally released on the cd single or maxie cassette version of how high off the show soundtraclk . i notice it when i owned the show soundtrack & the hook was a little different on the video version when it first came out back in 1995.
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For everyone who wants to have this gem, here you go:
Method Man & Redman - How High (original Triumph version).mp3 - 9.6 Mb (http://usershare.net/PersianProfassor/eqyrnk60nvf3)
From The Show Soundtrack, Wu-Tang ''Triumph'' beat, video version too, 320kps...best version imo ...enjoy 8)
that is NOT a real version of the song and it is not on The Show soundtrack.
can't find it on the net
Yes you can, just need to look a bit harder. Check out tha spot ;)
Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
ok this i what i thought, i only have the blackout album...but now what about the video version? which song was used for it?
Video version is the original version, that was on "The Show" OST.
no the video version is the remix. the remix version was originally released on the cd single or maxie cassette version of how high off the show soundtraclk . i notice it when i owned the show soundtrack & the hook was a little different on the video version when it first came out back in 1995.
Actually, you're right. There's only two versions of the song though, the "Triumph" remix is fanmade.
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I dunno if this version is listed or not but my favorite one is the one produced by RZA and it's a really hard ass beat. It took me forever to find... I don't know where its from
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I dunno if this version is listed or not but my favorite one is the one produced by RZA and it's a really hard ass beat. It took me forever to find... I don't know where its from
Are you talkin' about the version that has Wu-Tang Clan's "Triumph" beat in it? That ain't real.
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Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
Word. The Show soundtrack came out around late 95/early 96. That was the origional version. I bought that soundtrack at the beginning of summer 96, because they tricked me into thinking that Dre and Snoop had tracks on there when really it was just a quote of theirs excerpted from the movie, lol. I thought I was ripped off, and "How High" was the only track I was really bumpin after I first bought it.
But now I consider it the greatest hip-hop soundtrack of all-time. It still stays in my rotation even after all these years.
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Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
Word. The Show soundtrack came out around late 95/early 96. That was the origional version. I bought that soundtrack at the beginning of summer 96, because they tricked me into thinking that Dre and Snoop had tracks on there when really it was just a quote of theirs excerpted from the movie, lol. I thought I was ripped off, and "How High" was the only track I was really bumpin after I first bought it.
But now I consider it the greatest hip-hop soundtrack of all-time. It still stays in my rotation even after all these years.
Hahah, actually i also bought the album because i thought those skits were songs. I was suspectin them to be interludes though, cause of those quotation marks in the titles.
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Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
Word. The Show soundtrack came out around late 95/early 96. That was the origional version. I bought that soundtrack at the beginning of summer 96, because they tricked me into thinking that Dre and Snoop had tracks on there when really it was just a quote of theirs excerpted from the movie, lol. I thought I was ripped off, and "How High" was the only track I was really bumpin after I first bought it.
But now I consider it the greatest hip-hop soundtrack of all-time. It still stays in my rotation even after all these years.
i bought it because it had redman,bone thugs , & 2pac on it
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Original version is the one on "The Show" OST and the remix was on "Blackout". Remix with"Triumph" beat is NOT real, it's fan made.
Word. The Show soundtrack came out around late 95/early 96. That was the origional version. I bought that soundtrack at the beginning of summer 96, because they tricked me into thinking that Dre and Snoop had tracks on there when really it was just a quote of theirs excerpted from the movie, lol. I thought I was ripped off, and "How High" was the only track I was really bumpin after I first bought it.
But now I consider it the greatest hip-hop soundtrack of all-time. It still stays in my rotation even after all these years.
this thread isnt about you or 1996. seriously though, youve got problems
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Hahah, actually i also bought the album because i thought those skits were songs. I was suspectin them to be interludes though, cause of those quotation marks in the titles.
Yeah, I wondered if anyone else had made the same mistake. I didn't really notice the quotations, and I think Def Jam purposely made it that way to confuse buyers. The album looked great in stores with all those big names on one album, it was sure to catch any hip-hop fans attention. Then you get home and find out that several of those tracks were just quotes and not actual songs.
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I did the same thing when I got it. I thought there were Dre and Snoop songs on it. Bastids.