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The Internet has practically forced us to be aware of more music. Do you see Night Ripper as a product of the way people consume music now? Yeah, I think it's very connected. But the Internet and file-sharing have made something like Night Ripper a lot easier to construct and distribute.

Well, first of all, I've never considered it a novelty. I've spent six years of my life dedicated to sample-based music, so this is my instrument of choice. As far as what it is for, I think that's entirely up to the listener.

My own personal goal was to make something that you can party to and also something you can sit down by yourself, dissect and enjoy as a sound collage. Traditional dance music is based around repetition, but I was trying to put something together with a dual, conflicting style: danceable and experimental. Overall, though, I'm mainly focused on just putting together fun music.

Some reviews of the record have criticized it for not being subversive enough. How does that criticism sit with you? The album's not meant to be subversive. I'm a huge fan of all of the source material, so it's meant as a celebration of that particular music. The mentality that Top 40 music can only be worthwhile in a subversive context seems a little juvenile to me. The only thing really subversive about the album kind of happened by accident, where more indie-minded music fans are now getting down to James Taylor and Slim Thug because Pitchfork said they liked the album.

Over samples made Night Ripper. A few thousand didn't make it. Here are a few that crafted an album that's among the year's best. The Verve's "Bittersweet Symphony". We all remember what happened to The Verve. After failing to clear the sample of "The Last Time," a Rolling Stones song on which the entirety of "Bittersweet Symphony" was built, a big fat lawsuit bit them in the ass.

Here, the song's swelling strings flirt with the gutter-mouthed Twins and completely change the character of the line "Wait till you see my dick. James Taylor's "Your Smiling Face" vs. Ludicrous' "Number One Spot". This is one of the strangest portions of Night Ripper. The Notorious B.

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