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http://www.gameamp.com/thingsthatroc..._feeds-256.mp3

NO HIP-HOP LINKS PLEASE, there are far too many of those and i'm more interested in the comedy/shock factor.

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That's pretty funny. I wonder, did they have to slow down/speed up one of these songs to make it work or are they that perfectly in sync to begin with?

Swede

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Ghost busters theme seems faster

they probably used the fact that trent released the soruces of the song or whatever and added that to the beat.

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don't blow the surprise dude [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] edit

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Have you heard the ultimate mash-up mixtape?

DJ Z-Trip & DJ P - Uneasy Listening Vol. 1

They mix everything, Depeche Mode, Madonna, Metallica, Del, Phil Collins, Public Enemy, The Beatles, Roy Orbison, Pat Benetar, Pharcyde, etc. It is a really good listen.

If anyone's interested I can send it over AIM later on.

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wtf was wrong with the term "remix". This is like the "gaybet" of music terminology.

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wtf was wrong with the term "remix". This is like the "gaybet" of music terminology.

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What? Come on, Dids. A mash-up and a remix are totally different. A mash-up splices two completely different existing pop songs together, often two that have similar chord structures. A remix is just that -- a different mix of one song.

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i'm with joker. a remix is just a serious re-interpretation of an existing song, a m*-up is using a different track from the same key, often in some comedic/parody way.

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Given my (and others) interpretation of how hip-hop music has used the term remix historically- what you describe is absolutely a "remix".

Now you can argue that a m*-up is a specific sub-genre of the remix, and I might agree with you.

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really cool link. thanks astroglide.

Anyone know how I can get that saved to my computer?