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I know the song by Micheal Jackson: Beat It is influenced by the movie but i dont know anymore songs that are..

D12s Fight Music.Its based on the opening scene.

I was gonna start a topic similar to this.

I have been listening to Hip Hop since the early 80's, and there is understandably a strong link between Hip Hop and the film, as the Hip Hop culture grew from the 1970's gang culture in NYC.

Over the years many Hip Hop records have sampled or borrowed ideas from the film, to name a few:

Style Warriors Revenge - Hijack (The intro imitates the DJ saying the 'I guess all I can do is play you a song' speech)

Silver Bullet (A UK rapper that sampled the music from the start of the film when the Wonder Wheel is shown as backing to a track)

Killah Instinct - Bambi Murders (Another UK crew that sampled the Luther's dialogue on the beach 'Your crazy, your dead, all of you' for the intro)

Gunshot - Battle Creek Brawl (Yet another UK crew that sampled music from the film as the outro of this track)

100 Miles and Runnin - NWA (The track revolves around them runnin from the police, and the FBI request 'Nowhere to run' for them)

Wu Tang Clan (Cant remember the track but the 'Warriors come out to play' line is quoted in a crazy sounding accent)

Has the film been used as much in any other genre of music?

Riff wrote:I was gonna start a topic similar to this.

I have been listening to Hip Hop since the early 80's, and there is understandably a strong link between Hip Hop and the film, as the Hip Hop culture grew from the 1970's gang culture in NYC.

Over the years many Hip Hop records have sampled or borrowed ideas from the film, to name a few:

Style Warriors Revenge - Hijack (The intro imitates the DJ saying the 'I guess all I can do is play you a song' speech)

Silver Bullet (A UK rapper that sampled the music from the start of the film when the Wonder Wheel is shown as backing to a track)

Killah Instinct - Bambi Murders (Another UK crew that sampled the Luther's dialogue on the beach 'Your crazy, your dead, all of you' for the intro)

Gunshot - Battle Creek Brawl (Yet another UK crew that sampled music from the film as the outro of this track)

100 Miles and Runnin - NWA (The track revolves around them runnin from the police, and the FBI request 'Nowhere to run' for them)

Wu Tang Clan (Cant remember the track but the 'Warriors come out to play' line is quoted in a crazy sounding accent)
Has the film been used as much in any other genre of music?

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track #2

http://warriorsmovie.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1539

i said something about another band, in this thread ^

'Sons of Cyrus' with songs like 'The warriors'

The Swedish Glampunk Band'The backyard Babies'has a Video for a song called'Brand new hate'that has some guys dressed up as the Basebll Furies!

Artist: Class A Felony
Album: Class A Felony
Song: Warriors Come Out To Play
MP3: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M7SNM5U8

Another hip hop album that was inspired by "The Warriors"

heres an interestingly named band that might catch your eye


http://www.flyingbomb.com/ballistic/bflp.html


and here is the picture.

EMVEE wrote:Another hip hop album that was inspired by "The Warriors"

for gods sake...

*loads gun and walks out of house*

[quote="vermin76"]heres an interestingly named band that might catch your eye


http://www.flyingbomb.com/ballistic/bflp.html


and here is the picture.







If you're gonna use that name you need to sort your look out first. They look like a right bunch of squares.

Artist: Class A Felony
Album: Class A Felony
Song: Warriors Come Out To Play

Hey Emvee, thanks for posting this, its a good track.

I really like the way they sample the line 'Warriors come out to play' in the chorus, it sounds a bit out there.

He name drops 45 King, I presume he produced it, when did this come out?

Are they a New York outfit?

Riff wrote:

Artist: Class A Felony
Album: Class A Felony
Song: Warriors Come Out To Play

Hey Emvee, thanks for posting this, its a good track.

I really like the way they sample the line 'Warriors come out to play' in the chorus, it sounds a bit out there.

He name drops 45 King, I presume he produced it, when did this come out?

Are they a New York outfit?

The album came out in 1993 and 45 King handled alot of the production. The rapper (Lord Dumar) seems to have died before the album was released because the insert has a dedication to Edward "Dumar" Israel. I'm almost certain Class A Felony are from New York, they have an EastCoast sound, 45 King production etc however the fanclub info etc says WASHINGTON so who knows