New Mash Up Album: "Spliced Krispies"
Click play to listen to Paranoid Rock by Go
Home Productions
I dig on these mashups.
If you haven't heard a mashup yet, you're in for a
fun ride. To get a taste, hit play above and listen
to Black Sabbath and Queen in a way you never have
before.
This latest offering from Go Home Productions
includes unique, never heard before mixes and
mashes of the following artists: The Rolling
Stones, The Temptations, The Sex Pistols, Ce Ce
Peniston, The Stone Roses, Billy Joel, The Byrds,
The Supremes, Keith Mansfield, The Beach Boys, The
Cadbury's Fudge Advert, Carly Simon, Luther
Vandross, REM, Nirvana, Alan Parker, Black Sabbath,
Queen, T.Rex, The Commodores and Burt Bacharach. I
must admit, that is the first time I have ever
written "Burt Bacharach."
This Was Pop 2002-2007
Fast forward to the days folllowing the dot com bubble burst of the late 90s and DJs began to move match beating to a new level. Instead of simply producing a continuous stream of foot-tapping tunes, DJs began to sample clips from one song, insert them in to other tracks and effectively "mash" the two songs together. To illustrate this idea, Check out this clip from Mark Vidler of Go Home Productions (GHP) called Rapture Riders:
Click play to listen to Rapture Riders by Go Home Productions
Who would think Rapture by Blondie and Riders on the Storm by the Doors could sound so good together. And this is just a taste of the talent of GHP. This week, GHP released a downloadable album of 20 of the such tracks, aptly called This Was Pop 2002-2007.
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