Three boots in heavy rotation on the iPod this week.

Killers Vs Corey Hart
Team 9 – “Somebody Told Me Sunglasses At Night” (MP3 link removed)

Veruca Salt Vs Yaz
Divide & Kreate – “Don’t Seether” (MP3 link removed)

Mylo Vs Tegan & Sara
Party Ben – “Mylo Walking With A Ghost In Paris” (MP3 link removed)

Visit Team9, Party Ben, and Divide & Kreate for more.

Comments (36)
  1. That’s freedom, baby!!!

  2. Autopsy IV  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    the Chic/Franz Ferdinand/Beastie Boys mash up on PartyBen is pretty good.

  3. UglyRedHonda  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    50 Cent stars in Disney’s The Jungle Book:

    http://tinyurl.com/9mkvm

    (technically 50 Cent vs Louis Prima)

    The chorus sells the whole thing.

    (The link is really long, and the guy doesn’t have a website, sorry for the tinyurl.)

  4. UglyRedHonda  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Check out Team9′s “Eleanor’s in My Head” (QOTSA vs Beatles), too. A recent fave of mine.

  5. Erlacks!  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    DJ Tripp – “Rock It Like It’s Lobster”
    http://www.bass211.com/rockitlikeitslobster.mp3

    More boots: http://www.bass211.com/boots.html

  6. am i the only person who thinks mash ups are fuckin’ stupid?

  7. elle  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    yes.

  8. scott man you’ve changed, again.

  9. Greg  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Matt,

    Nope.

    Regards,
    G

  10. Kevin  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Party Ben does some good stuff. I love that one.

  11. Reggie  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Matt beat me to it. Mash Ups are almost always worse than the sum of their parts. To me they’re nothing more than faddish curiosities that grow boring quickly.

  12. nikki d  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Reggie – “faddish curiosities that grow stupid” are you serious? Its just fun man- relax – analyzing this isnt necessary – its music – have fun!

  13. michael  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Probably the only mash-up i truly love: flaming lips’ ‘yashimi’ vs. snoop’s ‘drop it like its hot.’ better than both originals:

    http://halley.lunarpages.com/~djbc002/djbc-yoshimibattlessnoopdogg.mp3

  14. robothead  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    I second that 50 cent/Jungle Book mash. Classic, seriously.

    You can get it over at moebius rex’s.

    moebius_rex.livejournal.com

  15. Some band/recording artist should have the bright idea of putting out a CD or mp3s of mashed up tracks from their own previously recorded material.

    Think it would sell?

  16. sum33th  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    anyone at all have a complete version of that hollertronix one? still tippin/toxic?

  17. Missy Eliott vs Le Tigre, Deceptafreakon, is pretty cool.
    http://www.rebeldjs.com/A+D_Decepta-Freak-On.mp3

  18. Im about to post an MIA vs. The Killers! Check soon. Its pretty good.

  19. marsh  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    ^ you mean MIA vs. bravery? “it was an honest Mia”

  20. Party Ben  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Hello, Party Ben here, some bald guy showed me this site, thanks for the big ups, those who are bigging up. Those who are anti: A lot of bootlegs and “unofficial mixes” are crap, for sure, including some of mine, but at their best (Strokes vs. Xtina Aguilera for one) they not only expose overlooked aspects of the originals but also become great songs in their own right. Saying “I hate mashups” is like saying “I hate music.” It’s just silly.

  21. Party Ben  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    PS Team9 is totally my current fave – the QOTSA/Beatles, and the Cure/Beatles, and his QOTSA Little Sister remix, are all spectacular.

  22. Party Ben  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    PPS – It’s Mylo vs. Tegan & Sara, “Walking with a Ghost in Paris,” but no biggie.

  23. fred  |   Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Party Ben has got it right. A lot of mashups are crap, like a lot of bands (looking in your direction , bravery) but then there is that 10 percent or so that are just fucking amazing! I love “Rockitlikeit’slobster” way more than the original songs. Mashups are just at the beginning and I think some amazing hybrid sounds are going to come from this musical direction. I for one think an artist putting out a mashup of their past works on cd could be brilliant, might even rejuvenate a dying career.

  24. deathbysexy  |   Posted on May 11th, 2005

    If there’s one thing I miss about living in SF, it’s Party Ben’s Sixx Mixxes. Thankfully, I can still download them, but it’s just not the same! That Tegan & Mylo one is great, it’s been on my Pod since Ben first posted it.

  25. deathbysexy  |   Posted on May 11th, 2005

    And that’s supposed to say played it, not posted it…

  26. Am I the only one that finds 99% of all “mash ups” painfully unlistenable?

  27. Devin  |   Posted on May 11th, 2005

    I remember this one afternoon waking up from a nap and listening to my first mash-up on this website of paul mccartney vs. the killers or something and mid-way through I lost all reason to live. First and last mash-up for me. Remix’s are one thing but they just seem like a novelty. I thought pop music was the most disposable, at least it still gets a few listens out me-mashup seem to be a one listen type deal.

  28. UglyRedHonda  |   Posted on May 11th, 2005

    The problem is that mashups are like any other kind of music. You don’t need a license to make them. In fact, they might be even more problematic, granted that you don’t even need musical ability to make them. So anybody with any curiosity can make something, and chances are, it’s not going to be any good.

    Poke through something like Get Your Bootleg On and see for yourself. There are probably 50-100 new mashes every week. If you don’t have time to listen to them all, wait until you see the recommendations.

    A bad mashup sounds like two songs played simultaneously on broken record players. A good mashup sounds like a song of its own design.

    Giving up because one sucked? I assume you stopped going to movies, too?

  29. Have a look at my first attempt into the world of mashing.

    The tunes are still being worked on as is the site, but its all gonna come together soon!

    Ade

    http://www.mashed4u.com

  30. Rich  |   Posted on Sep 23rd, 2005

    As a musician, I am not a mashup fan. I think the music should be left “real” the way the writer or original performer envisioned it.

    Mashups are a train-wreck of styles and genre. I, for one, don’t want to hear any of my stuff “mashed” into somebody else’s stuff.

    Even the term “Mashup” has negative connotation.
    There you have it: my two-cents worth.

  31. The best mash up ever is nelly vs. lynard skynard. Country grammar and sweet home alabama. Absolutely amazing

  32. people who don’t like mashups are usually people who prefer to listen to Brittney Spears the way it was originally intended…… IN THE MALL! Get a clue…

    You’ve obviously never heard DJ Earworm’s “Stairway To Bootleg Heaven” or “What’s My Name?”. If you had you’d know that there are some killer mashup DJ’s out there…… Sorry, not ALL DJ’s are nothing more than a glorified human juke box. go listen to some FM radio or something.

  33. simon  |   Posted on Jul 31st, 2007

    iv heard a mashup with freaks and out of touch on myspace
    http://www.myspace.com/djdcuk

  34. Toree R  |   Posted on Dec 27th, 2009

    Bittersweet symphony and dirt off your shoulder (the verve vs. jay z) AMAZING!

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