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I ain't gonna take it no more

“Once, we would probably have felt this was too big a sample to use (the line 'I’m mad as hell and I ain’t going to take it no more' from El Coco’s ‘I’m Mad as Hell’). But the excitement of playing it and the release of the music after the vocal was an amazing moment. Even though we're not the kind of artists who will be very explicit in what they're feeling, the record was made in a time when, every day, you had constant national discussion and arguments going on. Even though we’re speaking through a sample, another sentiment from another time, when we made… read more
“Once, we would probably have felt this was too big a sample to use (the line 'I’m mad as hell and I ain’t going to take it no more' from E… read more
“Once, we would probably have felt this was too big a sample to use (the line 'I’m mad as hell and I ain’t going to take it no more' from El Coco’s ‘I’m Mad as Hell’). But the … read more

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