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The outro is from a latin american song. look up "El bayón de Silvana Mangano en Ana"

I had no idea it was assembled like this, now I like the song even more.

thank u soooo much for making this omg. maybe do frankie sinatra next if u have the time ♡

This song is criminally insane, I love everything of it.

Yes That's genius lol

Awesome

Probably my favourite deconstruction of any track. Thank you!

This videos are incredible

Halfway through this video and I have this problem where my tongue is completely dry because my mouth is hanging open for 9 minutes

I have adored this song since it came out . I can't believe how cool the details turn out to be.

I think the "tighten your buttocks" sample might be from Eileen Fowler. British lady from the 60s/70s who made records that told you how to exercise.

Funny that a lot samples are from sixties and seventies music

Seen them play live in the arches, boy what a gig

So many great tunes

deconstructing kloubbug "temporary oblivion" 🥺

Recreating it is one thing, but coming up with the track in the first place is something else!

TIMESTAMPS If you need it 00:00 - 00:47 Intro 00:47 - 1:20 Geoff Love and His Orchestra - Theme From Lawrence of Arabia 1:20 - 1:35 Polyester (1981) (Dialogue) 1:35 - 2:30 Harvey Mandel - Wade in the Water (Drums) 2:30 - 2:56 The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Gun shot 2:56 - 3:40 The Enoch Light Singers - My Way of Life 3:40 - 4:40 Wayne and Shuster - Frontier Psychiatrist (Dialogue) 4:40 - 5:05 Aunt Theresa - White As a Sheet (Diaglogue) 5:05 - 5:50 The Gray Line Tour (He Also Made False Teeth) 5:50 - 6:30 Dexter Wansel - Theme From the Planets (Drums) 6:30 - 7:00 Listen Through 7:00 - 7:19 The Conquest of Everest (1953) 7:19 - 8:00 Percy Faith & His Orchestra - La Chaparrita (Strings) 8:00 - 8:21 Aunt Theresa - Lost Mittens (Dialogue) 8:21 - 8:30 Wayne and Shuster - I Was a TV Addict (Dialogue) 8:30 - 8:52 Flip Wilson (Dialogue) 8:52 - 9:19 Wayne and Shuster - I Was a TV Addict (Dialogue) 9:19 - 9:25 Flip Wilson (Dialogue) 9:25 - 9:35 Aunt Theresa - Milk (Dialogue) 9:35 - 10:00 Laurie Anderson - Rectangles (Dialogue) 10:00 - 10:29 Wayne and Shuster - A Shakespearean Baseball Game (Dialogue) 10:29 - 10:55 Wayne and Shuster - I Was a TV Addict (Dialogue) 10:55 - 11:07 Aunt Theresa - Juice On Your Chin (Dialogue) 11:07 - 11:21 Flip Wilson - Promised My Girlfriend 11:21 - 11:35 Laurie Anderson - Violin (Dialogue) 11:35 - 12:15 Ron Goodwin and His Orchestra - Spitfire Prelude and Fugue (Strings) 12:15 - 13:13 The Eddie Thomas Singers - Wait Till You See Her (Vocals) 13:13 - 13:50 Sesame Street - The Count Counts Flowers 13:50 - 14:30 Eddie Bo and Inez Cheatham - Lover and a Friend (Drums) 14:30 - 15:10 Audio Fidelity Records - Cuckoo Clocks 15:10 - 15:45 Aunt Theresa - A Bird 15:45 - 16:09 Doopees - Dr. Domestic's Physical Effect #1 - Piece for Turntables and Records 16:09 - 17:00 George Barnes - Anna (El Negro Zum Bon) (Outro Music) 17:00 17:24 Outro

Has the melodic instrument at 6:04 been found?

4:14 That drum sample comes from the song Mash Up You Know Remix by Aladdin (Drum & Bass). 4:21 And here you can hear another drum sample that comes from the song Groovin' With Mr. Bloe by Wind (Tony Orlando). Fatboy Slim's songs are the best. 😎👍

There isnt anything on RUclips about UNKLE like the projects history or the like 6 albums or members or influence or anything, like wtf

Great vid, cheers!

just... wow!

Fantastic breakdown - I could (and have) watch it over and over. Subbed!

But can they play it live on real instruments (at least the drums and violins and horns) with several different people saying the words. Some of the original people that they sampled have probably died by now.

great work!

Only one slight oversight here . He didnt write any of it. Its a sample collage

This is awesome!! Hope to see more awesome stuff in the future :)

First video I've seen of you and I'm blown away! One of my favorite songs and I never once thought about the samples used to create it. Instant subscribe!

this song sounds like what Brainrot is...and i love it

big thanx for yr job) it was interesting to look in the paaast which is we are much love.

This was FASCINATING!!!! Thank you so much for making 🎶🎶

Now having seen this, what was already a masterpiece to my mind, is proven to be the most mentally eclectic mash up ever made. Blown away at the genius and depth of work involved.

God, this song is both ridiculously good and ridiculous all at once

DJ Shadow also featured Theme From The Planets as part of his 1998 sets, sped up massively as part of a funk breakbeat medley leading up to a drop into Building Steam. I'd recognize that epic psychedelic synth line a million miles away!

That outro is sublime. Nothing I like better than perfectly crafted mashups of beautiful melodic samples from sampling masterpieces. Only criticism I have is it needs to be made into a full length song!

Does anybody know those guitar notes from that Kay Gardner sample? I really want to learn them

Amazing album.

Song is just timeless. And I think their last album doesn't get enough acclaim.

I love "feel it all around", but man am I bummed this is a straight rip sample off another's song. I mean, it'd be cool if it were just a bass riff rip, or something to that degree. But it's bass, drums, and all...Make's me realize how much lazier I could be with my own music. But a cool chill wave lo-fi track nonetheless. I can see why Washed Out never truly performs all elements live in proper replica to the album counter-part.

Where does the opening "youve got an organ going there" come from? Also will you do a napalm brain/scatter brain breakdown?

I like your explanation about sampling, the idea of giving new life to things cleanly and respectfully is such an intense feeling thing

Hail Boltzman ⚡ Lord of deconstruction. I can't get enough Shadow and the whole Bristol scene was just magic 🪄✨. Your a student of the deconstruction....but your also a teacher

OMG, this is why I pay for the Internet! Awesome, detailed analysis, thanks!

YOU ARE MY HERO respect

This is incredible stuff man!! And Norm is such a legend, I lived in Brighton for 4 years but unfortunately never ran into him once :(

Excellent breakdown. This album is an absolute masterclass in sampling.

still got it.

That was great

amazing!

Did u make other mashups with this song?