I started a crude website (ok its still crude) using Typepad that would help others find Mashuptracks that were starting to be distributed online but were still difficult to find. FF four years. The music genre still amazes me along with all of the talented artists that mix the tracks. We hope that this site is still helpful and brings your great music that you have since forgotten and new artists that peak your interest. Below is what I believe to be the first actual Mashup I heard. I was on a run and listening to one of the first podcasts that was starting to hit the interwebs. Adam Curry started playing the Mashup below that stopped me in my tracks. The experience was strong enough to get me to start searching for more Mashups online. I found few and they were scattered willy nilly about the net. That experience was strong enough to get me to start a site where I could share what I had found. Thanks to all of those who have contributed time, effort, music and thoughts. Since we started many Mashup sites have come and gone, we hope to be around as long as folks want us. Appreciate your attention. Keep it real. If you are on twitter.com we'd appreciate a retweet. Peace.
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40 free Mash-Up CD's for the first guest.
And here is a new Genre-Clash for you from DJ Morgoth.
Chuck Billy from the Bay Area Thrashers Testament is singing together
with Avril Lavigne. HOW SWEET!
There are so many cool new "The Prodigy" bootz out right now. So I wanna
show you my favorite, by "Nine Inch Nails" Mash-Up specialist: ToToM from France.
Let the Pigs march with Invaders!
There's an episode of South Park where one of the characters' evil alter-ego (Professor Chaos) attempts to come up with a number of ways to bring, well, chaos to the town. But throughout the brainstorming process, his assistant continues to remind him that his original ideas are unfortunately not all that original. At every stop, Butters, er... Professor Chaos is reminded that "The Simpsons already did it."
At this year's Brit Awards, Estelle and the Ting Tings performed together, combining their songs in a way that the award show has never seen before. And I won't slight it--it was a great performance, adding a bit of much needed zest to compensate for lackluster showings from U2 & Kings of Leon. The only thing is, it's not entirely that original... see, the Hood Internet already did it.
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Divide and Kreate - Sharp Dressed Party
