|
|||||||
| Simply Music All genres, hot artists, track ID and general discussion |
 |
|
|
LinkBack | Topic Tools | Rate Topic |
Dec 06, 05
|
||||
|
||||
|
q-unit lol
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
||||
|
||||
|
haha i believe it is, altho the We Will Rock You In Da Club is beat matched, theres wayyyy to much going on, 50 spitting rhymes with a guitar solo in the back and a havey drum loop
if i were to pick a fav out of these, it would have to be "this is how we bite the dust" fyi - you can right click/save as (for anyone who didnt know)
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
|||
|
|||
|
this could have been really on point. the idea is some next level, really.
those drum tracks that they put in make this shit sound cheesy as hell though. they really had a good thing going here, they should have just stuck with the original queen tracks and layed 50s vocals over it. why would you bother remixing already perfect tracks? sayin.
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
|||
|
|||
|
Quote:
ayres - ying yang twins vs. marvin gaye sorry to name drop. but seriously...
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
|||
|
|||
|
i heard this crazy ska bootleg/remix of "Shimmy Shimmy Ya" on this Sept.05 Mr.Benn set.... it was awesome!
-"Mr.Blennd - A Message to Odb" Last edited by -evil-duerr-; Dec 06, 05 at 04:39 PM.
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
|||
|
|||
|
yeah, i know that. just saying that there is alot of good examples of 'mash-up', that are really solid. albums, songs, whatever...
its kinda shortsighted to hate on a genre because a couple weak albums/tracks ect that have been put out. using these standards, it would be hard to enjoy any kind of music at all. not hating, just sayin.
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
||||
|
||||
|
notorious vs sinatra is damn hot.
people need to actually listen to the music they release, rather than just slap two hit artists on top of each other and slap some different drum patterns on
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
|||
|
|||
|
Quote:
msn: [email protected]
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
|||
|
|||
|
Quote:
Anyway, I have nothing against creative and *good* blends, but the whole "mash-up" craze, like any other over-exposed fad, has resulted in some of the crappiest stuff I've heard. People start either dropping tracks or creating remix/blends for the sake of being cheeky rather than actaully playing good music... And the simple fact that these mashups are being produced and released on record - especially given the quality of some of these tunes - is almost insulting. Also, I am definitely a bit of an old-schooler who believes these things should be done the old-fashioned way: with turntables and records. But moreso, I maintain the old-school philosphy that what people like z-trip or P or hollertronix are doing isn't so much this "new" mash-up thing, but going back to the roots of hiphop where the DJ was there to create a vibe off good tunes regardless of their genre - not create this wink-wink "look at how cheesy I can make my set by including crappy music/blends" style that the whole mash-up scene has become... And for the record, I don't consider the Grey Album a mash-up - for it's time, it was a very creative experiment in production. Also, there are definitely some produced blends that I think are great, I'd just rather not here an entire set of that stuff...
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
||||
|
||||
|
^bang on.
its like the new breaks.......everyone jumps on the bandwagon, and the wheels fall off
|
|
Dec 06, 05
|
|||
|
|||
|
well, i think that's the thing with most mass-consumed art-forms. But especially in electronic music, the financial viability of most electronic genres is sinking so quickly nowadays that labels and producers jump on whatever's hot and original that they dilute it within a couple of years.
|
