Samples

Army march intro

Sample: "I and You, and you and me, forever and ever and ever... "
Taken from: 'All Day and All of the Night' by The Kinks (album: Kinks' Greatest Hits, 1966)

Baby's Got A Temper

Sample: distorted guitar riff
Taken from: As you can hear it's from Firestarter

Sample: synth-sound fading
Taken from: probably taken from Mindfields

Sample: squeeky distorted vox (0:15)
Taken from: Firestarter

Sample: sirens (2:21)
Taken from: Funky Shit

Sample: the drum loop
Taken from: almost same as used in Diesel Power

Track also uses portions of the army march-intro from the live-show

Girls

Sample: main melody hook sample
Taken from: D Train - "You're The One For Me" but re-created for the track.

Sample: Male rap part ("Imagine how it would be, to be at the top making cash money. Go tour all around the world, tell stories about all the young girls")
Taken from: Broken Glass - 'Style Of Streets'

Medusa's Path

uses a sample from Jaydee's 'Plastic Dreams (Hohner Retro Mix)'

Phoenix

Contains a sample from - Shocking Blue 'Love Buzz'
Phoenix also uses a sample from Neptunes version of 'Superthug' by Noreaga

You'll Be Under My Wheels

Sample: the intro
Source: The Chemical Brothers - 'My Mercury Mouth'

Shoot Down

Sample: piano line
Taken from: My World Fell Down by Sagittarius. Excactly same line used in Trigger but mixed up.

Spitfire

Sample: Main Drumbeat
Taken from: Jay-Z '99 Problems' (which uses a beat from Billy Squire's 'Big Beat')

The Way It Is

Sample: Main bass line
Taken from: Michael Jackson's "Thriller" but Liam has recreated it because Sony mysic didn't let him use the original sample from the track.

In live gigs Liam usually plays various other Thriller samples on top of this track.

Trigger

Sample: Drum beat and bass
Taken from: Adrealin by Senser

Sample: violin line
Taken from: Probably from Beastie Boys song coled "Eugene's Lament ". Liam has mixed the violin tone, cuting it, looping it, etc...

Sample: piano line
Taken from: My World Fell Down by Sagittarius

Sample: ''Feelin' better?; Yeah I do'' (end of the live version)
Taken from: the movie Analyze This

Wake Up Call

Sample: Alarm bell
Taken from: Pink Floyd 'Time' (same sample as used in Claustrophopic Sting)