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I mentioned on Twitter that I was planning a follow-up to these shows, and without even mentioning that the idea was around the theme of first, dorkland aka Walton (Viera?) in Second Life suggested I do a show on the first mashups that got people hooked on them. I did so on Twitter, Get Your Bootleg On forum and this blog and had an amazing response…so amazing that the show has had to be edited down and some of the responses dropped – but I still have 27 amazing tracks which are all classics and part of bootleg/mashup history (and a few were surprises even for me).

Still ended up over 2 hours though! Very much worth it, because it is a 2 hour 20 long mix of some of the most influential and classic bootlegs of all time.

As I said this is part 1 of a series, the next one as it always happens was playlisted first and already included a few mashups and cutups that were mentioned for this show, so those tracks and shouts will be in the next part.

Thanks to all who responded what their first mashup they heard (or wanted to hear) was!

But you know that we’ve changed so much since then, oh yeah (2 hours 20, 110Mb)

Tracklist:

• Girls On Top – Warm Bitch (first mashup for: me & Cartelmike)
• Freelance Hellraiser – A Stroke of Genius (dorkland, LV15, okiokinl)
• Soulwax – Smells Like Teen Booty (iainh, A&D)
• dj french bloke – destiny’s kennedys (eve massacre)
• Soulwax – Skeelo & Eye Of The Tiger (REMIX) (tigermendoza, RebornIdentity)
• Jay-Z + DJ Danger Mouse – 99 Problems (Eternalkhaos)
• DJ EZG – Rockerfaction (ACRoZ, Mighty Mike)
• ? – My Name Is Funk Soul Brother (Veering Axiom)
• Pussy 2000 – It’s Gonna Be Alright (dunproofin)
• Tinman – 18 Strings (Promo mix) (ACROZ)
• Freelance Hellraiser – I Just Can’t Get Enough Purple Pills (GaraGara)
• ? – Last Night Billie Jean Saved My Life (Bob Levingbird)
• Missy Elliott – Get Ur Freak On (X-Press White Label Club Mix) (Oscar TG)
• ECC – Rebel Without A Pause (Pete Juxtaposeur, FM24)
• Osymyso – Intro Inspection (corporation)
• DJ Gauffie – Oops! Slim Shady Did It Again (Norwegian Recycling, DJ Schmolli)
• Jay-Zena – 99 Luft Problems (9freak9)
• Grease Vs Dr Dre & Snoop Dog – You’re The One I Want In The Next Episode (lassoo the moon)
• Girls on Top – We Don’t Give a Damn About Our Friends (Tizwarz, jake9274)
• Soulwax – Dreadlock Child (Lee Spoons)
• Freelance Hellraiser – Step on Man (Ian Fondue)
• Go Home Productions – Jacko Under Pressure (Linus)
• Loo & Placido – Rigby Reggae (CMP)
• DJ Earworm – Stairway to Bootleg Heaven (BenY)
• 10000 Spoons – Whiskey in the Jarre (clivester)
• PartyBen – Boulevard of Broken Songs (psycho acoustic research, WFAH)
• Orbital – Halcyon (Live) (PortPower)

DJ Yoda should be well known to long time listeners of Radio Clash (and anyone into cutups, mashup history, turntablism or music generally), and if not, why not? Actually don’t answer that…

Anyway as part of the Data Transmission podcast he’s created a great Cut and Paste Country & Western mix mix, mixing country, blues and hiphop – sounds like an odd combination? Not really – from Wyclef’s dubplate with Kenny Rogers, to the like of Gangstagrass and millions of mashups the country/hop hybrid has been well done. Even I’ve DJ’d a few of the tracks in this mix as part of the country sets I did in Second Life.

But here are some greats – Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire goes urban, Littlest Hobo and Duellin Banjo drops, and Dolly Parton…need you want anything more?

And yes there is Country AND Western

When I talk about someone remixing YouTube you’ll probably roll your eyes and say ‘I’ve seen that before.’ – well maybe not like this.

Kutiman takes all the acapellas, demos, gear tests, people showing off their skills which there are millions of in YouTube – and a bit like the Napster Nuggets aka Mic In Tracks of old, makes a new track from them:

An amazing mix, and apparently there is an album of these but it’s been nuked by the attention – hope it comes back soon, I really dig this video and would love to see it and the others in hi-res – but it seems quite a few of them have already made it on to YouTube.

Intro:

More like this 4:20 tune (check out the white rasta :

And proof you can go all dnb on our asses with stuff like this:

When i interviewed rx oh so many years ago, I did ask him if he’d do more UK-related cutups – nice to see he’s finally done one (well it’s the second if you count ‘Should I Stay or Should I go’

In other related news, the twitter was ablaze with questions for David Cameron this morning via Reuters, Documentally and Sizemore and co., but looks like the Tories didn’t totally understand social media. Ah well…not our loss

Skip to the End 10 Podcast with DJNoNo is live – crazy talk, crazy tunes and crazy three times ten minute mix from a certain insane little red robot DJ. Occasional transient noise outbursts by DJ Lumpy and Mr Herring, and hosting and the rest of the excellent of the tunage from Pete Juxtaposeur, going from rave to dubstep, electro, drum and bass to silly mashups, cutups and breakcore.

Includes 30% more unheard DJNoNo and Instamatic tunage too – some of which won’t be heard for a while, or not in this form.


Here’s the tracklist of the mix, featuring kazoos, accordions and banjos, and err, death metal…

Calamity Metal Party

Humpback Whale – Also Sprach Zarathustra
DJNoNo – Imperial Nanny (Bomb mix)
Wahkazoo – Rainbow
The Toy Dolls – Livin la Vida Loca
Darrell Glenn – Banjo Mambo
DJ not-I – Whatcha Waiting For, Get A Move On (Gwen Stefani vs. Mr. Scruff)
Dj Moule – Dance to my Hump
DJNoNo – Fuck Me Rock (aka Fraggle Ross)
Larry Tee Feat. Princess Superstar – Licky (Herve Goes Low Remix)
The Presets – Talk Like That
Instamatic – White Witch Dub
Amorphis – Light My Fire
DJ Donna Summer – Push It (DJ Donna Summer Edit)
Ten Masked Men – Push It
CheapyD – Ass & Tetris (You Forgot Poland)
Ed Cox – The Tetris Theme Tune
Bong Ra – Hello, My Cock is an Aardvark
DJNoNo – Cross Channel Pigeon
Aaron Spectre – You Don’t Know
Delia Derbyshire – Time to Go

Go on. You knows you want to.

P.S. Thanks to Jeb for pointing out the the Licky song