Other Mixes By faabulous
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Alternative - Punk
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monster mash
Artist | Song | |
Amy | Kiss (For Caroline) | |
MC Sleazy | Don't Call Me Blur (Blur vs. Madison Avenue) | |
Diplo | Tippin' Toxic (Mike Jones vs. Britney Spears) | |
Jimmi James | Avalanches Above, Britney Continues Below | |
De La Soul | Transmitting Live From Mars | |
Negativland | U2 (special edit radio mix) | |
Run DMC + Aerosmith | Walk This Way | |
DJ Twombly | Quad City Baile Funk (Quad City DJs vs. De Falla) | |
Lionel Vinyl | Slooo-Wee (Mark Ronson vs Kylie) | |
Gloomybear | Kelly Wash the Cars (Air vs Missy Elliott vs Stakka Bo) | |
Big Black Matt Goias & Fancy | Quick to Back Down (Bravehearts vs Siouxsie and the Banshees) | |
Nine Inch Nails vs 50 Cent | Closer to Da Club | |
Team9 | Pretend We're Scrubs (L7 vs TLC) | |
DJ Shoe | Sweet Layla (Guns N Roses vs Derek and the Dominos) | |
DJ Mei-Lwun | Sweet Home Country Grammar (Lynyrd Skynyrd vs Nelly) | |
Pheugoo | Egyptian Reggae (Adina Howard vs Jonathan Richman) | |
Freelance Hellraiser | A Stroke of Genius (Strokes vs Christina Aguilera) | |
Go Home Productions | ABBA and the Bunnymen (ABBA vs Echo and the Bunnymen) | |
Go Home Productions | God Save Madonna (Sex Pistols vs Madonna) | |
Danger Mouse | Encore (Jay-Z vs The Beatles) | |
Nas | Last Real Nigga (DJ KO Red Hot Chili Remix) | |
DJNoNo | B-Boy Polka (DJ Kool Herc vs Lawrence Welk) | |
Evolution Control Committee | Rebel Without a Cause (Public Enemy vs Herb Alpert) | |
Diplo | Bingo (M.I.A. vs Jay-Z) | |
Comment:
I've been putting more and more mashes in mixes lately, even as I recognize the usually time-sensitive appeal any particular track tends to have. So to put the habit behind me, I decided to put together a mix of some of the recent ones I'm most impressed by, plus some "classic" tracks. In addition to the mashes, I threw in a couple of infamous historical cases of musical plagiarism, "Transmitting Live from Mars" and "U2." Had De La Soul (along with some other hip-hop acts) not gotten the pants sued off them, one could speculate that this silly (yet fun) "mash culture" would have happened about 15 years earlier and in the heart of Long Island. That, of course, would have totally rewritten the last decade or so of popular music.As a bonus, I included "Walk this Way" since it is in somewhat the same spirit. I really wanted to include one of those Ghostface tracks from his last album where he hilariously raps over other people's songs (like, the whole thing, verse and chorus) but I couldn't squeeze him in. Oh well.