Tobie Tera

The first is on a Good, 2 Bad & The Hugly record. But i don't know the name of the track. It must have been around 93/94 that it was made and it drops into a ragga break down of: "Bogle, yuh know ya well natural / Bogle...and sensational..." I always thought it was Buju Banton 'Bogle Dance' but it's not. Although the vocal does sound a bit like Buju. The second is the vocal sample used in Stretch's 'Idiot Sound' on London Someting, it's the vocal that says something like: 'Know haffi dead, you have to give me no argument / say we come to kill junglists with excitement..." (or SOMETHING like that I hope it doesn't sound like im talking bollocks... Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers

>The sample from Wicked Inna Bed is obviously "When mi lay down, inna me bed..." >I think he says "down" here too, not dung He does actually say 'Dung', which is Jamaican for Down. But it is pronounced and spelt as 'Dung' :smile: