http://odeo.com/channels/877-Mashuptown-com awickson no en-US 40 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:08:33 -0800 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:08:33 -0800 http://odeo.com/episodes/25440581-Audio-Lynch-Easy-Sun-Disco-Freaks-Freemasons-vs-Dragonette Audio Lynch released some weeks ago a nice dancefloor mashup.  Dragonette gets some house treatment and the band also posted it on her own Facebook page. Congratz. Audio Lynch - Easy Sun [Disco Freaks & Freemasons vs. Dragonette] Audio Lynch released some weeks ago a nice dancefloor mashup.  Dragonette gets some house treatment and the band also posted it on her own Facebook page. Congratz. Audio Lynch - Easy Sun [Disco Freaks & Freemasons vs. Dragonette] Audio Lynch released some weeks ago a nice dancefloor mashup.  Dragonette gets some house treatment and the band also posted it on her own Facebook page. Congratz. Audio Lynch - Easy Sun [Disco Freaks & Freemasons vs. Dragonette] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-12,25440581 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:08:33 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25440686-Audio-Lynch-Easy-Sun-Disco-Freaks-Freemasons-vs-Dragonette Audio Lynch released some weeks ago a nice dancefloor mashup.  Dragonette gets some house treatment and the band also posted it on her own Facebook page. Congratz. Audio Lynch - Easy Sun [Disco Freaks & Freemasons vs. Dragonette] Audio Lynch released some weeks ago a nice dancefloor mashup.  Dragonette gets some house treatment and the band also posted it on her own Facebook page. Congratz. Audio Lynch - Easy Sun [Disco Freaks & Freemasons vs. Dragonette] Audio Lynch released some weeks ago a nice dancefloor mashup.  Dragonette gets some house treatment and the band also posted it on her own Facebook page. Congratz. Audio Lynch - Easy Sun [Disco Freaks & Freemasons vs. Dragonette] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-12,25440686 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:08:33 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25424647-Dan-Mei-Papillon-The-One-I-Love-Editors-vs-R-E-M Here is another Mashup with the latest Editors hit, feat. R.E.M. Cheerz to Dan Mei. Dan Mei - Papillon - The One I Love [Editors vs. R.E.M.] Here is another Mashup with the latest Editors hit, feat. R.E.M. Cheerz to Dan Mei. Dan Mei - Papillon - The One I Love [Editors vs. R.E.M.] Here is another Mashup with the latest Editors hit, feat. R.E.M. Cheerz to Dan Mei. Dan Mei - Papillon - The One I Love [Editors vs. R.E.M.] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-08,25424647 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:36:18 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25424450-Dan-Mei-Papillon-The-One-I-Love-Editors-vs-R-E-M Here is another Mashup with the latest Editors hit, feat. R.E.M. Cheerz to Dan Mei. Dan Mei - Papillon - The One I Love [Editors vs. R.E.M.] Here is another Mashup with the latest Editors hit, feat. R.E.M. Cheerz to Dan Mei. Dan Mei - Papillon - The One I Love [Editors vs. R.E.M.] Here is another Mashup with the latest Editors hit, feat. R.E.M. Cheerz to Dan Mei. Dan Mei - Papillon - The One I Love [Editors vs. R.E.M.] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-08,25424450 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:36:18 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25409647-Mashuptalk-with-Adrian-of-A-Plus-D [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the ... [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 tag:odeo.com,2009-11-05,25409647 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:05:03 -0800 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25419409-Mashuptalk-with-A-Plus-D [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the ... [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 tag:odeo.com,2009-11-05,25419409 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:05:03 -0800 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25419483-Mashuptalk-with-A-Plus-D [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the ... [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 tag:odeo.com,2009-11-05,25419483 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:05:03 -0800 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25409769-Mashuptalk-with-Adrian-of-A-Plus-D [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the ... [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? A Plus D: We made our first mashup back in 2004, when we mashed up Missy Elliott with The Cure, and produced "I'm Really Hot Hot Hot!!!" Back in those early days of bootlegging, someone once said that your first mashup should always be made with either Missy Elliott or Eminem, due to the tightness of their raps, making them easier to sync up with other music. But of course, we had been downloading and listening to mashups since 2002, and had already been DJing them at our Bootie parties for over a year. But being so intimately familiar with the artform by the time we finally started making our own definitely helped our craft. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? A Plus D: We hate to sound cliché, but it's the usual suspects: 2manyDJs, Freelance Hellraiser, and Go Home Productions all initially inspired us to start producing our own mashups. Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? A Plus D: Shockingly, no! In fact, we've even been clandestinely approached by representatives from a few major labels to help them mash up their own artists on the down-low! Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? A Plus D: DJ Tripp's "Just Stop Believin'" (Lady Gaga vs. Journey). Damn, now there's finally another "Don't Stop Believin'" mashup besides our own that we actually like! Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? A Plus D: the curators of the monthly Bootie Top 10, we have SO many favorites. Can we just go crazy? In no particular order: DJ Lobsterdust, DJ Schmolli, the Illuminoids, DJ Earworm, DJ Fox, MadMixMustang, Dan Mei & Marc Johnce, Divide & Kreate, Titus Jones, Loo & Placido, the Kleptones, DJ Y Alias JY, DJ BC, Zebra... these are just off the top of our heads, so if we left anybody out (and we're sure we did!) don't hate us, we're sorry! Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? A Plus D: We actually keep track! We number each mashup in the MP3 ID tags! So far, we're up to 52 officially-released A Plus D mashups... although we have at LEAST a dozen more that we've never actually posted online yet. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? A Plus D: Of all time? That is SUCH a difficult question! We used to say "Rapture Riders" (The Doors vs. Blondie) by Go Home Productions, but now it's getting a little long in the tooth. We can probably say what our "Mashup of the Year" is though, and that would be MadMixMustang's "I Got More Than A Feeling" (Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas). But check back with us at the end of December when we release our annual "Best of Bootie 2009" compilation album! A Plus D links: Official | MySpace | Wikipedia | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptalk with DJ Schmolli | Mashuptalk with team9 tag:odeo.com,2009-11-05,25409769 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:05:03 -0800 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25404846-Pheugoo-Boom-Bongo-Pow-Manu-Chao-vs-Black-Eyed-Peas Yesterday we had snow in Berlin, so it's time for some Summer Spirit...Thanks Pheugoo! Pheugoo - Boom Bongo Pow [Manu Chao vs. Black Eyed Peas] Yesterday we had snow in Berlin, so it's time for some Summer Spirit...Thanks Pheugoo! Pheugoo - Boom Bongo Pow [Manu Chao vs. Black Eyed Peas] Yesterday we had snow in Berlin, so it's time for some Summer Spirit...Thanks Pheugoo! Pheugoo - Boom Bongo Pow [Manu Chao vs. Black Eyed Peas] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-05,25404846 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:39:50 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25404643-Pheugoo-Boom-Bongo-Pow-Manu-Chao-vs-Black-Eyed-Peas Yesterday we had snow in Berlin, so it's time for some Summer Spirit...Thanks Pheugoo! Pheugoo - Boom Bongo Pow [Manu Chao vs. Black Eyed Peas] Yesterday we had snow in Berlin, so it's time for some Summer Spirit...Thanks Pheugoo! Pheugoo - Boom Bongo Pow [Manu Chao vs. Black Eyed Peas] Yesterday we had snow in Berlin, so it's time for some Summer Spirit...Thanks Pheugoo! Pheugoo - Boom Bongo Pow [Manu Chao vs. Black Eyed Peas] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-05,25404643 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:39:50 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25390732-The-Kleptones-Voodoo-Sabotage-The-Prodigy-Pendulum-vs-Beastie-Boys The Kleptones from the the UK will soon release their next mashup album Uptime/Downtime. You should def. know them from their previous famous album "24 Hours" or the Queen Bootleg album "A Night At The Hip-Hopera". Today you can have a first listen to one of the new trackz. And this is a totally dancefloor burner...Stay tuned for more! Founded over at the Kleptones Blog & APC. The Kleptones - Voodoo Sabotage [The Prodigy & Pendulum vs. Beastie Boys] The Kleptones from the the UK will soon release their next mashup album Uptime/Downtime. You should def. know them from their previous famous album "24 Hours" or the Queen Bootleg album "A Night At The Hip-Hopera". Today you can have a first listen to one of the new trackz. And this is a totally dancefloor burner...Stay tuned for more! Founded over at the Kleptones Blog & APC. The Kleptones - Voodoo Sabotage [The Prodigy & Pendulum vs. Beastie Boys] The Kleptones from the the UK will soon release their next mashup album Uptime/Downtime. You should def. know them from their previous famous album "24 Hours" or the Queen Bootleg album "A Night At The Hip-Hopera". Today you can have a first listen to one of the new trackz. And this is a totally dancefloor burner...Stay tuned for more! Founded over at the Kleptones Blog & APC. The Kleptones - Voodoo Sabotage [The Prodigy & Pendulum vs. Beastie Boys] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-04,25390732 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 00:01:51 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25396906-The-Kleptones-Voodoo-Sabotage-The-Prodigy-Pendulum-vs-Beastie-Boys The Kleptones from the the UK will soon release their next mashup album Uptime/Downtime. You should def. know them from their previous famous album "24 Hours" or the Queen Bootleg album "A Night At The Hip-Hopera". Today you can have a first listen to one of the new trackz. And this is a totally dancefloor burner...Stay tuned for more! Founded over at the Kleptones Blog & APC. The Kleptones - Voodoo Sabotage [The Prodigy & Pendulum vs. Beastie Boys] The Kleptones from the the UK will soon release their next mashup album Uptime/Downtime. You should def. know them from their previous famous album "24 Hours" or the Queen Bootleg album "A Night At The Hip-Hopera". Today you can have a first listen to one of the new trackz. And this is a totally dancefloor burner...Stay tuned for more! Founded over at the Kleptones Blog & APC. The Kleptones - Voodoo Sabotage [The Prodigy & Pendulum vs. Beastie Boys] The Kleptones from the the UK will soon release their next mashup album Uptime/Downtime. You should def. know them from their previous famous album "24 Hours" or the Queen Bootleg album "A Night At The Hip-Hopera". Today you can have a first listen to one of the new trackz. And this is a totally dancefloor burner...Stay tuned for more! Founded over at the Kleptones Blog & APC. The Kleptones - Voodoo Sabotage [The Prodigy & Pendulum vs. Beastie Boys] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-04,25396906 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 00:01:51 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25390735-DJ-Fac-Time-Is-Releasing-Me-Muse-vs-Agnes Le Fac is back! DJ Fac - Time Is Releasing Me [Muse vs. Agnes] Le Fac is back! DJ Fac - Time Is Releasing Me [Muse vs. Agnes] Le Fac is back! DJ Fac - Time Is Releasing Me [Muse vs. Agnes] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25390735 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 23:23:43 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25396907-DJ-Fac-Time-Is-Releasing-Me-Muse-vs-Agnes Le Fac is back! DJ Fac - Time Is Releasing Me [Muse vs. Agnes] Le Fac is back! DJ Fac - Time Is Releasing Me [Muse vs. Agnes] Le Fac is back! DJ Fac - Time Is Releasing Me [Muse vs. Agnes] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25396907 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 23:23:43 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25390736-DJ-Schmolli-A-Bastard-Pop-Tribute-To-Slayer DJ Schmolli collected all his Slayer Bootlegs in one Bastard Pop Tribute to Slayer EP: "Slayed, Chopped & Recycled". On the EP you will find also this new Track: Tom Araya joins Motörhead! Yeah! Dream Combo! DJ Schmolli - Ensemble Of Aces [Motörhead vs. Slayer] DJ Schmolli collected all his Slayer Bootlegs in one Bastard Pop Tribute to Slayer EP: "Slayed, Chopped & Recycled". On the EP you will find also this new Track: Tom Araya joins Motörhead! Yeah! Dream Combo! DJ Schmolli - Ensemble Of Aces [Motörhead vs. Slayer] DJ Schmolli collected all his Slayer Bootlegs in one Bastard Pop Tribute to Slayer EP: "Slayed, Chopped & Recycled". On the EP you will find also this new Track: Tom Araya joins Motörhead! Yeah! Dream Combo! DJ Schmolli - Ensemble Of Aces [Motörhead vs. Slayer] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25390736 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 12:07:07 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25396908-DJ-Schmolli-A-Bastard-Pop-Tribute-To-Slayer DJ Schmolli collected all his Slayer Bootlegs in one Bastard Pop Tribute to Slayer EP: "Slayed, Chopped & Recycled". On the EP you will find also this new Track: Tom Araya joins Motörhead! Yeah! Dream Combo! DJ Schmolli - Ensemble Of Aces [Motörhead vs. Slayer] DJ Schmolli collected all his Slayer Bootlegs in one Bastard Pop Tribute to Slayer EP: "Slayed, Chopped & Recycled". On the EP you will find also this new Track: Tom Araya joins Motörhead! Yeah! Dream Combo! DJ Schmolli - Ensemble Of Aces [Motörhead vs. Slayer] DJ Schmolli collected all his Slayer Bootlegs in one Bastard Pop Tribute to Slayer EP: "Slayed, Chopped & Recycled". On the EP you will find also this new Track: Tom Araya joins Motörhead! Yeah! Dream Combo! DJ Schmolli - Ensemble Of Aces [Motörhead vs. Slayer] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25396908 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 12:07:07 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25390740-LeeDM101-Womanizer-On-Fire-Britney-Spears-Jason-Nevins-vs-Kings-Of-Leon New Week, new Trackz! We start with LeeDM101's latest Dancefloor hit. This was already dancefloorproofed by DJ Schmolli last weekend in Berlin. LeeDM101 - Womanizer On Fire [Britney Spears & Jason Nevins vs. Kings Of Leon] New Week, new Trackz! We start with LeeDM101's latest Dancefloor hit. This was already dancefloorproofed by DJ Schmolli last weekend in Berlin. LeeDM101 - Womanizer On Fire [Britney Spears & Jason Nevins vs. Kings Of Leon] New Week, new Trackz! We start with LeeDM101's latest Dancefloor hit. This was already dancefloorproofed by DJ Schmolli last weekend in Berlin. LeeDM101 - Womanizer On Fire [Britney Spears & Jason Nevins vs. Kings Of Leon] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25390740 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:06:34 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25396909-LeeDM101-Womanizer-On-Fire-Britney-Spears-Jason-Nevins-vs-Kings-Of-Leon New Week, new Trackz! We start with LeeDM101's latest Dancefloor hit. This was already dancefloorproofed by DJ Schmolli last weekend in Berlin. LeeDM101 - Womanizer On Fire [Britney Spears & Jason Nevins vs. Kings Of Leon] New Week, new Trackz! We start with LeeDM101's latest Dancefloor hit. This was already dancefloorproofed by DJ Schmolli last weekend in Berlin. LeeDM101 - Womanizer On Fire [Britney Spears & Jason Nevins vs. Kings Of Leon] New Week, new Trackz! We start with LeeDM101's latest Dancefloor hit. This was already dancefloorproofed by DJ Schmolli last weekend in Berlin. LeeDM101 - Womanizer On Fire [Britney Spears & Jason Nevins vs. Kings Of Leon] tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25396909 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:06:34 -0800 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25390745-Are-You-a-RocknRolla Do you Know Rocknrolla? It's one of the most hilarious english rock movie I saw this last few years. Its soundtrack is just awesome. Black Strobe version of bo diddley's "I'm a man" as the intro of the film is incredibly powerful. Instead of using the vocals of the song - wether I loved them - I decided to mash it with some images and dialogues of the film itself. "Baby's got temper" Prodigy's accap worked pretty good with it, i just added few drops of Public Enemy's poison to achieve the vocal track. When the mix was finished I was astonished to see how The prodigy's video could work with it: It was so ...Sick !!! I just added a pinch of crazy japanese  "Dead or alive" shots, few Tarantino's bloodiest car crashes, and that was it...For adults only. DJ Le Clown wishes you a creepy halloween...Rocknrolla"> Do you Know Rocknrolla? It's one of the most hilarious english rock movie I saw this last few years. Its soundtrack is just awesome. Black Strobe version of bo diddley's "I'm a man" as the intro of the film is incredibly powerful. Instead of using the vocals of the song - wether I loved them - I decided to mash it with some images and dialogues of the film itself. "Baby's got temper" Prodigy's accap worked pretty good with it, i just added few drops of Public Enemy's poison to achieve the vocal track. When the mix was finished I was astonished to see how The prodigy's video could work with it: It was so ...Sick !!! I just added a pinch of crazy japanese  "Dead or alive" shots, few Tarantino's bloodiest car crashes, and that was it...For adults only. DJ Le Clown wishes you a creepy halloween...Rocknrolla"> Do you Know Rocknrolla? It's one of the most hilarious english rock movie I saw this last few years. Its soundtrack is just awesome. Black Strobe version of bo diddley's "I'm a man" as the intro of the film is incredibly powerful. Instead of using the vocals of the song - wether I loved them - I decided to mash it with some images and dialogues of the film itself. "Baby's got temper" Prodigy's accap worked pretty good with it, i just added few drops of Public Enemy's poison to achieve the vocal track. When the mix was finished I was astonished to see how The prodigy's video could work with it: It was so ...Sick !!! I just added a pinch of crazy japanese  "Dead or alive" shots, few Tarantino's bloodiest car crashes, and that was it...For adults only. DJ Le Clown wishes you a creepy halloween...Rocknrolla"> tag:odeo.com,2009-10-29,25390745 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:35:26 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25396910-Are-You-a-RocknRolla Do you Know Rocknrolla? It's one of the most hilarious english rock movie I saw this last few years. Its soundtrack is just awesome. Black Strobe version of bo diddley's "I'm a man" as the intro of the film is incredibly powerful. Instead of using the vocals of the song - wether I loved them - I decided to mash it with some images and dialogues of the film itself. "Baby's got temper" Prodigy's accap worked pretty good with it, i just added few drops of Public Enemy's poison to achieve the vocal track. When the mix was finished I was astonished to see how The prodigy's video could work with it: It was so ...Sick !!! I just added a pinch of crazy japanese  "Dead or alive" shots, few Tarantino's bloodiest car crashes, and that was it...For adults only. DJ Le Clown wishes you a creepy halloween...Rocknrolla"> Do you Know Rocknrolla? It's one of the most hilarious english rock movie I saw this last few years. Its soundtrack is just awesome. Black Strobe version of bo diddley's "I'm a man" as the intro of the film is incredibly powerful. Instead of using the vocals of the song - wether I loved them - I decided to mash it with some images and dialogues of the film itself. "Baby's got temper" Prodigy's accap worked pretty good with it, i just added few drops of Public Enemy's poison to achieve the vocal track. When the mix was finished I was astonished to see how The prodigy's video could work with it: It was so ...Sick !!! I just added a pinch of crazy japanese  "Dead or alive" shots, few Tarantino's bloodiest car crashes, and that was it...For adults only. DJ Le Clown wishes you a creepy halloween...Rocknrolla"> Do you Know Rocknrolla? It's one of the most hilarious english rock movie I saw this last few years. Its soundtrack is just awesome. Black Strobe version of bo diddley's "I'm a man" as the intro of the film is incredibly powerful. Instead of using the vocals of the song - wether I loved them - I decided to mash it with some images and dialogues of the film itself. "Baby's got temper" Prodigy's accap worked pretty good with it, i just added few drops of Public Enemy's poison to achieve the vocal track. When the mix was finished I was astonished to see how The prodigy's video could work with it: It was so ...Sick !!! I just added a pinch of crazy japanese  "Dead or alive" shots, few Tarantino's bloodiest car crashes, and that was it...For adults only. DJ Le Clown wishes you a creepy halloween...Rocknrolla"> tag:odeo.com,2009-10-29,25396910 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:35:26 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25380016-MASHUP-HALLOWEEN-2009 It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-26,25380016 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 13:08:32 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25379306-MASHUP-HALLOWEEN-2009 It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-26,25379306 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 13:08:32 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25379835-MASHUP-HALLOWEEN-2009 It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] It is this special time of year, that Mashup-Producers start to make some strange & spooky Bastard Pop Trackz... First one, is the new spooky EP called "MASHED 'N' SLASHED" from the Bastard Pop Label: Mashup-Industries The EP includes brand mashups feat. John Carpenter, Blue Öyster Cult, The X-Files, 666, Orbital and many more. Next one is Cheekyboy. He provides us with his new Release of "HALLOWEEN HAUNT MEGAMIX". On his site you can also find the old albums, from the past years. So everyone should find something for his personal Halloween-Mashup Party. So, and if you don't only wanna listen to Halloween Mashups, but also partying to them, you should def. check out next weekend the BOOOOTIE Partys in the following Citys: San Francisco, Boston and Munich. So here comes a spooky Clive$ter tune for you. DJ Clive$ter - Fallen Transvestites Know [Rocky Horror Picture Show vs. KoRn vs. Alanis Morissette] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-26,25379835 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 13:08:32 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25347593-Mashup-Germany-Down-With-All-The-Sober-Freaks-Pink-vs-Disturbed-vs-Missy-Elliott-vs-Kanye-West I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-22,25347593 Thu, 22 Oct 2009 01:53:46 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25345142-Mashup-Germany-Down-With-All-The-Sober-Freaks-Pink-vs-Disturbed-vs-Missy-Elliott-vs-Kanye-West I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-22,25345142 Thu, 22 Oct 2009 01:53:46 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25345740-Mashup-Germany-Down-With-All-The-Sober-Freaks-Pink-vs-Disturbed-vs-Missy-Elliott-vs-Kanye-West I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] I am totally in love with Ben Stilller's aka Mashup-Germany latest output. He just combined easily Pop, Hip-Hop & Metal in one Chart-Hit. Crazy.  We provide you with the MP3-Download but also check his great Video out. Announcement: Mashup-Germany will be also the new 3rd Resident DJ at our monthly BOOTIE Berlin Party. Further Links: www.Mashup-Germany.de www.youtube.com/user/BenStilller Mashup-Germany - Down With All The Sober Freaks [Pink vs. Disturbed vs. Missy Elliott vs. Kanye West] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-22,25345740 Thu, 22 Oct 2009 01:53:46 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25321761-Mashuptalk-with-team9 [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to the first wave of mashups. S... [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to the first wave of mashups. Some of them weren’t really that good in hindsight but it felt really fresh. I still admire those three though as producers. I think Richard X is up there with Trevor Horn as a pop producer—legendary! Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? team9: I suppose the only one I had was together with Party Ben as a part of the American Edit stuff. Scary but exciting because of all the press and web coverage that it generated. I was slightly disappointed that nothing came of it. I wouldn’t have minded being the mashup poster boy. ;-) Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? team9: Probably Copycat's latest with "White Wedding"–very nice. High rotation though would have to be Party Ben's MJ "Rock with You" vs. Nelly Furtado thing. My kids love that one and its on my summer playlist for this year. Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? team9: I’ll probably miss someone here: Earworm, Copycat, WFAH, Party Ben, Girl Talk, Go Home Productions, Dunproofin’. I’ll download anything new by them. I’m sure there are more I just cant remember right now. Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? team9: Far too many. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? team9: I’ve got a playlist set up of my favourites. I’m crap with track names but Zebra’s "Come Together’" vs Nine Inch Nails and Earworm's PJ Harvey, Thom Yorke duet are the first two that come to mind. GHP’s Hendrix vs Beyonce, Freelance Hellraiser's Stars Wars vs Hatiris, Phil Retrospector’s U2 vs Marivin Gaye – all brilliant. team9 Links: Official | Twitter | MySpace | Wikipedia | Facebook | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptown with Copycat | Mashuptalk with Jells of the Illuminoids [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to the first wave of mashups. Some of them weren’t really that good in hindsight but it felt really fresh. I still admire those three though as producers. I think Richard X is up there with Trevor Horn as a pop producer—legendary! Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? team9: I suppose the only one I had was together with Party Ben as a part of the American Edit stuff. Scary but exciting because of all the press and web coverage that it generated. I was slightly disappointed that nothing came of it. I wouldn’t have minded being the mashup poster boy. ;-) Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? team9: Probably Copycat's latest with "White Wedding"–very nice. High rotation though would have to be Party Ben's MJ "Rock with You" vs. Nelly Furtado thing. My kids love that one and its on my summer playlist for this year. Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? team9: I’ll probably miss someone here: Earworm, Copycat, WFAH, Party Ben, Girl Talk, Go Home Productions, Dunproofin’. I’ll download anything new by them. I’m sure there are more I just cant remember right now. Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? team9: Far too many. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? team9: I’ve got a playlist set up of my favourites. I’m crap with track names but Zebra’s "Come Together’" vs Nine Inch Nails and Earworm's PJ Harvey, Thom Yorke duet are the first two that come to mind. GHP’s Hendrix vs Beyonce, Freelance Hellraiser's Stars Wars vs Hatiris, Phil Retrospector’s U2 vs Marivin Gaye – all brilliant. team9 Links: Official | Twitter | MySpace | Wikipedia | Facebook | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptown with Copycat | Mashuptalk with Jells of the Illuminoids tag:odeo.com,2009-10-20,25321761 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:00:39 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25321519-Mashuptalk-with-team9 [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to ... [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to the first wave of mashups. Some of them weren’t really that good in hindsight but it felt really fresh. I still admire those three though as producers. I think Richard X is up there with Trevor Horn as a pop producer—legendary! Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? team9: I suppose the only one I had was together with Party Ben as a part of the American Edit stuff. Scary but exciting because of all the press and web coverage that it generated. I was slightly disappointed that nothing came of it. I wouldn’t have minded being the mashup poster boy. ;-) Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? team9: Probably Copycat's latest with "White Wedding"–very nice. High rotation though would have to be Party Ben's MJ "Rock with You" vs. Nelly Furtado thing. My kids love that one and its on my summer playlist for this year. Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? team9: I’ll probably miss someone here: Earworm, Copycat, WFAH, Party Ben, Girl Talk, Go Home Productions, Dunproofin’. I’ll download anything new by them. I’m sure there are more I just cant remember right now. Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? team9: Far too many. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? team9: I’ve got a playlist set up of my favourites. I’m crap with track names but Zebra’s "Come Together’" vs Nine Inch Nails and Earworm's PJ Harvey, Thom Yorke duet are the first two that come to mind. GHP’s Hendrix vs Beyonce, Freelance Hellraiser's Stars Wars vs Hatiris, Phil Retrospector’s U2 vs Marivin Gaye – all brilliant. team9 Links: Official | Twitter | MySpace | Wikipedia | Facebook | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptown with Copycat | Mashuptalk with Jells of the Illuminoids [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to the first wave of mashups. Some of them weren’t really that good in hindsight but it felt really fresh. I still admire those three though as producers. I think Richard X is up there with Trevor Horn as a pop producer—legendary! Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? team9: I suppose the only one I had was together with Party Ben as a part of the American Edit stuff. Scary but exciting because of all the press and web coverage that it generated. I was slightly disappointed that nothing came of it. I wouldn’t have minded being the mashup poster boy. ;-) Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? team9: Probably Copycat's latest with "White Wedding"–very nice. High rotation though would have to be Party Ben's MJ "Rock with You" vs. Nelly Furtado thing. My kids love that one and its on my summer playlist for this year. Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? team9: I’ll probably miss someone here: Earworm, Copycat, WFAH, Party Ben, Girl Talk, Go Home Productions, Dunproofin’. I’ll download anything new by them. I’m sure there are more I just cant remember right now. Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? team9: Far too many. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? team9: I’ve got a playlist set up of my favourites. I’m crap with track names but Zebra’s "Come Together’" vs Nine Inch Nails and Earworm's PJ Harvey, Thom Yorke duet are the first two that come to mind. GHP’s Hendrix vs Beyonce, Freelance Hellraiser's Stars Wars vs Hatiris, Phil Retrospector’s U2 vs Marivin Gaye – all brilliant. team9 Links: Official | Twitter | MySpace | Wikipedia | Facebook | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptown with Copycat | Mashuptalk with Jells of the Illuminoids tag:odeo.com,2009-10-20,25321519 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:00:39 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25321920-Mashuptalk-with-team9 [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to ... [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to the first wave of mashups. Some of them weren’t really that good in hindsight but it felt really fresh. I still admire those three though as producers. I think Richard X is up there with Trevor Horn as a pop producer—legendary! Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? team9: I suppose the only one I had was together with Party Ben as a part of the American Edit stuff. Scary but exciting because of all the press and web coverage that it generated. I was slightly disappointed that nothing came of it. I wouldn’t have minded being the mashup poster boy. ;-) Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? team9: Probably Copycat's latest with "White Wedding"–very nice. High rotation though would have to be Party Ben's MJ "Rock with You" vs. Nelly Furtado thing. My kids love that one and its on my summer playlist for this year. Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? team9: I’ll probably miss someone here: Earworm, Copycat, WFAH, Party Ben, Girl Talk, Go Home Productions, Dunproofin’. I’ll download anything new by them. I’m sure there are more I just cant remember right now. Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? team9: Far too many. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? team9: I’ve got a playlist set up of my favourites. I’m crap with track names but Zebra’s "Come Together’" vs Nine Inch Nails and Earworm's PJ Harvey, Thom Yorke duet are the first two that come to mind. GHP’s Hendrix vs Beyonce, Freelance Hellraiser's Stars Wars vs Hatiris, Phil Retrospector’s U2 vs Marivin Gaye – all brilliant. team9 Links: Official | Twitter | MySpace | Wikipedia | Facebook | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptown with Copycat | Mashuptalk with Jells of the Illuminoids [Mashuptalk is a feature on Mashuptown that puts the spotlight on an individual bootlegger, revealing their roots, their history, and their influences.] Mashuptown: When did you start making mashups? team9: In their current form I started probably about 2002. I think the first one I did was Shola Ama vs. the Pet Shop Boys, I’ve got no idea where that is now–long deleted. I used to mess around with mixing tapes into records though back in the '80s. I had a mate that was the DJ at the local skating hang out and I remember him mixing Nitro Deluxe and Michael Jackson together–it blew me away. So if we want to get technical my first mash up was Milli Vanilli "Girl You Know It's True" vs Bobby Brown "My Prerogative." Maybe I shouldn’t admit to that. Mashuptown: Was there any other mashup producer, or producers, that inspired you to get started? team9: Freelance Hellraiser, Richard X and GHP were the first that really stood out for me. I still love listening to the first wave of mashups. Some of them weren’t really that good in hindsight but it felt really fresh. I still admire those three though as producers. I think Richard X is up there with Trevor Horn as a pop producer—legendary! Mashuptown: Have you had any legal threats or issues arise surrounding any of your bootlegs? team9: I suppose the only one I had was together with Party Ben as a part of the American Edit stuff. Scary but exciting because of all the press and web coverage that it generated. I was slightly disappointed that nothing came of it. I wouldn’t have minded being the mashup poster boy. ;-) Mashuptown: What is the last mashup you listened to that wasn't yours? team9: Probably Copycat's latest with "White Wedding"–very nice. High rotation though would have to be Party Ben's MJ "Rock with You" vs. Nelly Furtado thing. My kids love that one and its on my summer playlist for this year. Mashuptown: Who are your favorite bastard-pop producers? team9: I’ll probably miss someone here: Earworm, Copycat, WFAH, Party Ben, Girl Talk, Go Home Productions, Dunproofin’. I’ll download anything new by them. I’m sure there are more I just cant remember right now. Mashuptown: How many mashups do you think you've made in your life? team9: Far too many. Mashuptown: What is your favorite mashup of all time? team9: I’ve got a playlist set up of my favourites. I’m crap with track names but Zebra’s "Come Together’" vs Nine Inch Nails and Earworm's PJ Harvey, Thom Yorke duet are the first two that come to mind. GHP’s Hendrix vs Beyonce, Freelance Hellraiser's Stars Wars vs Hatiris, Phil Retrospector’s U2 vs Marivin Gaye – all brilliant. team9 Links: Official | Twitter | MySpace | Wikipedia | Facebook | Last.fm Previously: Mashuptown with Copycat | Mashuptalk with Jells of the Illuminoids tag:odeo.com,2009-10-20,25321920 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:00:39 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25318155-Sugamotor-Hi-Caloric-Mashups It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with s... It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with samples of her husband...' We are proud to present 'Smile Like You're Bulletproof'.  Make sure you check out more of Suga's work at his site <HERE> Sugamotor - Smile like your bulletproof It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with samples of her husband...' We are proud to present 'Smile Like You're Bulletproof'.  Make sure you check out more of Suga's work at his site <HERE> Sugamotor - Smile like your bulletproof tag:odeo.com,2009-10-20,25318155 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:49:52 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25317170-Sugamotor-Hi-Caloric-Mashups It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with s... It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with samples of her husband...' We are proud to present 'Smile Like You're Bulletproof'.  Make sure you check out more of Suga's work at his site <HERE> Sugamotor - Smile like your bulletproof It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with samples of her husband...' We are proud to present 'Smile Like You're Bulletproof'.  Make sure you check out more of Suga's work at his site <HERE> Sugamotor - Smile like your bulletproof tag:odeo.com,2009-10-20,25317170 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:49:52 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25318575-Sugamotor-Hi-Caloric-Mashups It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with samples of her husband...' We are proud to present 'Smile Like You're Bulletproof'.  Make sure you ... It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with samples of her husband...' We are proud to present 'Smile Like You're Bulletproof'.  Make sure you check out more of Suga's work at his site <HERE> Sugamotor - Smile like your bulletproof It must be the Perrier.  France continues to be one of the best places on the planet for producers that keep dropping grand Mashups.  Sugamoto is a perfect example.  We heard from him last week regarding his latest EP release 'The Wheel EP'.  Below is a sample track that will increase your ipod mileage.  For me it doesn't get better than this genre of Mashups I call 'Candymash'.  Pure poppy ear candy.  Suga combines The Killers and La Roux.  He comments on his style: 'For those that don't know me I'd say that I'm mainly after style clashes, I'm not after ACDC vs Queen stuff or house samples on house instrus even if it moves ass.  I do it all for fun, so I can even fall for stupid/lame sources mated with respectable ones (like Katy Perry vs Goldfrapp). The track that I'm the most proud of, if people should only listen to one, is the one that puts Carla Bruni on 50 Cent beats along with samples of her husband...' We are proud to present 'Smile Like You're Bulletproof'.  Make sure you check out more of Suga's work at his site <HERE> Sugamotor - Smile like your bulletproof tag:odeo.com,2009-10-20,25318575 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:49:52 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25313049-Xam-Suicide-Papillon-INXS-vs-Editors Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-19,25313049 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 09:00:04 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25312591-Xam-Suicide-Papillon-INXS-vs-Editors Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-19,25312591 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 09:00:04 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25313184-Xam-Suicide-Papillon-INXS-vs-Editors Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] Dutch DJ & Producer Xam is back with the latest "Editors" Single "Papillion". Mixed up with "INXS". Check it out. Xam - Suicide Papillon [INXS vs. Editors] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-19,25313184 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 09:00:04 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25301861-Copycat-The-Other-Wedding-Song First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25301861 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 05:42:41 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25302889-Copycat-The-Other-Wedding-Song First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25302889 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 05:42:41 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25301965-Copycat-The-Other-Wedding-Song First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] First the interview and now we can present you Copycat's latest tune. "A bit of cosy electro soul about love gone awry." Copycat - The Other Wedding Song [Billy Idol vs. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Black Eyed Peas vs. Madonna vs. Bon Jovi] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25301965 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 05:42:41 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25295370-DJ-Le-Clown-on-fire South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" tag:odeo.com,2009-10-16,25295370 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:41:41 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25301862-DJ-Le-Clown-on-fire South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" tag:odeo.com,2009-10-16,25301862 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:41:41 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25294746-DJ-Le-Clown-on-fire South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" South Central is for me, one of the best Electro Band in ze UK cos’ each time they play even as DJs they put the audience on fire. That’s maybe why I Mashed them up with Arthur Brown’s Immortal  song. In the video I used some shots of François Truffaut’s « Fahrenheit 451 » but also the very hot Liz and his Hellboy friend…Among others  (hot Ripley) amateurs will also recognize some characters of « Caprica » (DJ Le Clown is a Science Fiction addict !) And  there was no better place for South Central and Arthur Brown to play, than the terrific dance floor of Caprica’s virtual world… DJ Le Clown" Fire can't go wrong" tag:odeo.com,2009-10-16,25294746 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:41:41 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25295371-HI-BRID-Never-Gonna-Kill-Time-Culture-Club-vs-The-Killers-vs-Rick-Astley The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-15,25295371 Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:35:10 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25301863-HI-BRID-Never-Gonna-Kill-Time-Culture-Club-vs-The-Killers-vs-Rick-Astley The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-15,25301863 Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:35:10 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25294747-HI-BRID-Never-Gonna-Kill-Time-Culture-Club-vs-The-Killers-vs-Rick-Astley The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Club & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Club vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-15,25294747 Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:35:10 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25289139-HI-BRID-Never-Gonna-Kill-Time-Culture-Beat-vs-The-Killers-vs-Rick-Astley The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Beat & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Beat vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Beat & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Beat vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Beat & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Beat vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-15,25289139 Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:35:10 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25289932-HI-BRID-Never-Gonna-Kill-Time-Culture-Beat-vs-The-Killers-vs-Rick-Astley The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Beat & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Beat vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Beat & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Beat vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] The Killers fitting perfect into 80's music...here they build up a perfect collaboration together with Culture Beat & Rick Astley. Cheerz to HI-BRID for this mellow tune. HI-BRID - Never Gonna Kill Time [Culture Beat vs. The Killers vs. Rick Astley] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-15,25289932 Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:35:10 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25278869-Official-Sound-Track-of-10-13-09-Pheugoo-s-Hurt-Wit-Chu Mood today: Pheugoo Queens of the Stone Age vs. Johnny Cash Find more delicious Pheugoo at www.Pheugoo.com Hurt Wit Chu Mood today: Pheugoo Queens of the Stone Age vs. Johnny Cash Find more delicious Pheugoo at www.Pheugoo.com Hurt Wit Chu Mood today: Pheugoo Queens of the Stone Age vs. Johnny Cash Find more delicious Pheugoo at www.Pheugoo.com Hurt Wit Chu tag:odeo.com,2009-10-13,25278869 Tue, 13 Oct 2009 05:22:52 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25277941-Official-Sound-Track-of-10-13-09-Pheugoo-s-Hurt-Wit-Chu Mood today: Pheugoo Queens of the Stone Age vs. Johnny Cash Find more delicious Pheugoo at www.Pheugoo.com Hurt Wit Chu Mood today: Pheugoo Queens of the Stone Age vs. Johnny Cash Find more delicious Pheugoo at www.Pheugoo.com Hurt Wit Chu Mood today: Pheugoo Queens of the Stone Age vs. Johnny Cash Find more delicious Pheugoo at www.Pheugoo.com Hurt Wit Chu tag:odeo.com,2009-10-13,25277941 Tue, 13 Oct 2009 05:22:52 -0700 no Mashuptown.com http://odeo.com/episodes/25268027-Aggro1-Urban-Beats-vs-Song-2-DaVIP-vs-Blur Yeah, this is what we need on Sunday...Blur's "Song 2" in a perfect electro-treatment....thx Aggro1! Aggro1 - Urban Beats vs. Song 2 [DaVIP vs. Blur] Yeah, this is what we need on Sunday...Blur's "Song 2" in a perfect electro-treatment....thx Aggro1! Aggro1 - Urban Beats vs. Song 2 [DaVIP vs. Blur] Yeah, this is what we need on Sunday...Blur's "Song 2" in a perfect electro-treatment....thx Aggro1! Aggro1 - Urban Beats vs. Song 2 [DaVIP vs. Blur] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-11,25268027 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 05:56:02 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music http://odeo.com/episodes/25268895-Aggro1-Urban-Beats-vs-Song-2-DaVIP-vs-Blur Yeah, this is what we need on Sunday...Blur's "Song 2" in a perfect electro-treatment....thx Aggro1! Aggro1 - Urban Beats vs. Song 2 [DaVIP vs. Blur] Yeah, this is what we need on Sunday...Blur's "Song 2" in a perfect electro-treatment....thx Aggro1! Aggro1 - Urban Beats vs. Song 2 [DaVIP vs. Blur] Yeah, this is what we need on Sunday...Blur's "Song 2" in a perfect electro-treatment....thx Aggro1! Aggro1 - Urban Beats vs. Song 2 [DaVIP vs. Blur] tag:odeo.com,2009-10-11,25268895 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 05:56:02 -0700 no Mashuptown.com music