Genocide Organ sample sources

[mumsie]

there are tons, and I only can think of one that I know for sure:

"1... 2... Tot" there's a sample from Apocalypse Now when that one stoned black soldier is a firing rocket launcher from his bunker at night.


"one final moment" i assume is from the Jonestown Tape but it sounds different than what I remember.

I really would like to know where any other samples come from, especially the one used in "Moral Rear."

if you know, would you care to share?

[Nyodene D]

Moral Rear: intro is DeNiro in The Deer Hunter. 

"Mein Fuhrer, I can walk!" is from Dr. Strangelove

the spoken samples on the intro of "Harmony" and "I accuse myself of the following crimes" on the track "deliberate" are from the movie version of 1984 with John Hurt.

I can't think of any others right now...

[ConcreteMascara]

Hate - Tim Roth's speech in Made in Britain (my favorite sample they've used)

[mumsie]

Hate - Tim Roth's speech in Made in Britain (my favorite sample they've used)

that's right, i knew that one too! Also a great movie, by a great filmmaker.

[ARKHE]

"We came to wreck everything, and ruin your lives" - where's that from? HUMAN REMAINS used it as well. Maybe it's not GO but ANENZEPHALIA though, too early in the morning to be sure about anything...

[Hakaristi]

Yeah, GO - God Sent Us. From Romper Stomper.

[P-K]

intro (i want to hear you scream...)of Tonton Macoutes : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096071/

[vlai44]

The intro to "Hail America" is from JFK's inaugural address:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE0iPY7XGBo&feature=related (@6:44)

The final spoken sample & the laughing lock groove on The Truth Will Make You Free are from the German movie Stalingrad.

The crowds singing, ululations, clapping, drumming, etc. in "Who Wants To Be King" on Truth are from Lawrence of Arabia (as Lawrence's war party sets out for Aqaba).

The German samples on "Keiner Kommt Zurück" from Leichenlinie are examples of propaganda & psywarfare conducted by the Soviet Red Army & German Communists during the Battle of Stalingrad against the German 6th Army who were trapped in "the cauldron" (der Kessel) towards the end of the battle.  As described in the book Stalingrad: das Drama by Guido Knopp (C. Bertelsmann, Munich, 2002, pp. 273-4), (my poor translation):
"Walter Ulbricht, the later state and party leader of East Germany, worked to help move the German 6th Army to surrender.  They created half-hour entertainment programs--music, poems, songs--all the while interrupted with propaganda slogans.  Added to the colorful mixture were one-sided snippets of information.  The programs were then pressed onto records which could be played on mobile grammaphones.  Large loudspeakers were put on trucks or sleds and planted near the German front lines so that the mobile propaganda units could blast their slogans over the battlefield."

My best translation of the sample heard in the track: "(to the????) Hitler Army...(our fighting force/kampfkraft??)? will never return...our thousands of young soldiers freeze to death...they have no hope...everyday, ten thousand more sink into (???)-graves...yes, Hitler is the (a??) greatest criminal responsible."  This is juxtaposed at the end of the track with samples from a speech by you-know-who, seemingly directed to such propaganda: "they don't belong to our society...whoever pays attention to the words of the enemy is a traitor to our cause..."

edit:
On the new LP, "Denard" is based around a sample from Malcolm X's "the Ballot or the Bullet" speech:
http://lybio.net/malcolm-x-the-ballot-or-the-bullet/speeches/ (@43:23)

"Prince" is Erik Prince, the founder of Blackwater, probably from the Congressional hearings regarding Blackwater employees massacring unarmed civilians in Baghdad....