Star Trek do the A-Team
Through my link trawls for my previous post on The A-Team movie, I uncovered some gems. This is fun: The A-Team, as played by the Star Trek massive.
Enjoy.
Short sharp shocks to the world
A sleek web-slacker with a chef's background. One finger on the pulse in every pie. I know know that life before this was preposterous. I know that life since is still to be decided...
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Sir Alan Sugar gets a remix
The Apprentice is one of those TV format shows that's just delivered and delivered. And mainly due to Sir Alan Sugar's ability to turn a withering phrase and and call a tut-shovelling waste-monkey a tut-shovelling waste-monkey.
Now, mash-up / cut up supremo Cassette Boy has taken his talents to The Apprentice and cut together a hilarious joy-fest celebration of Sir Alan and the ridiculousness of the show. Bear with it - it starts off with some relatively blunt satire, but at around 2.50 it really ups its game into the realms of glorious silliness.
Keep th' faith,
Article Dan
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James Gordon Brown - like a political sex machine
Peter Serafanowicz has mashed up cheeky little trifle with Gordon Brown and James Brown. It's unsettling.
The Godfather of Soul meets the Godfather of Dole. Beats talking about the budget.
Keep th' faith,
Article Dan
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The Mash-up evolved
Witness this You Tube mash up of online instructional videos for various musical instruments and simply fill your boots with awe.
It would be smart enough even if it weren't so goddamn groovy, but with this delivering the clever and the funk in such high measure... Set phasers to 'props' and aim that shit at Kutiman.
Genius.
Keep th' funk,
Article Dan
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Radioheadcases
I'm a sucker for a good Radiohead mash-up, and by jove there's a few out there (some great, some dreadful). Here are a couple I've found which please me greatly.
First up: Panzah Zandahz with Ghostface Killa mashing up Iron Lung most effectively. This from an album of Radiohead mashups I found in the sadly passed on Chapel Market all night record store - Disque. This is the best track on the album 'Me and This Army'. Like the man says: "You got them big ass speakers and you can't turn it up? Turn that mothafucker up!"
Far more English, but none the less cool, Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip: 'Letter from God to Man'. A tad sanctimonious and 6th formy, but they loop the Planet Telex track nicely. After the shouting comes a mashed beat break down - that alone makes it all worthwhile.
If Dan le Sac and Scoobius Pip are new to you, check out Angles; better yet watch their hilarious X-Factor audition here:
Keep th' faith,
Dan
P.S. I was under the impression that Posterous would stream these tunes rather than offer them as downloads. Must be the iTunes format altering the offering. Apologies - not the instant experience I had hoped to give you.)
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