How any of y'all managed to get through more than like three minutes of that horrifying loop mix I will honestly never know.
Is this what getting old feels like?
Have The Kids started listening to music I don't understand?
I doubt it! I've got a couple of library aides who were too young to remember The Matrix, and I'll make them listen to this mess. But I don't think the musical references are For Them. I think this is a very special disaster for people around 30.
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FencingsaxIt is difficult to get a man to understand, when his salary depends upon his not understandingGNU Terry PratchettRegistered Userregular
I always felt the Such Great Heights and The Middle would mash up well together.
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jaziekBad at everythingAnd mad about it.Registered Userregular
wow wow is a legitimately fantastic song.
The lyrics make it even better. Almost every line is hysterical.
How any of y'all managed to get through more than like three minutes of that horrifying loop mix I will honestly never know.
Is this what getting old feels like?
Have The Kids started listening to music I don't understand?
I doubt it! I've got a couple of library aides who were too young to remember The Matrix, and I'll make them listen to this mess. But I don't think the musical references are For Them. I think this is a very special disaster for people around 30.
Neil Cicierega is the creativity of the Internet made flesh.
Also this is the third one of these albums. The previous ones have some great shit, too.
Theodore Flooseveltproud parent of eight beautiful girls and shalmelodorne (which is currently being ruled by a woman (awesome role model for my daughters)) #dornedadRegistered Userregular
How any of y'all managed to get through more than like three minutes of that horrifying loop mix I will honestly never know.
Is this what getting old feels like?
Have The Kids started listening to music I don't understand?
I will say that the opening track (which I later learned was named "shit") strikes me as the most maximalist you-like-this-bullshit-well-fuckin-shovel-it-in-your-maw-you-goblins of the songs
there are plenty of seemingly intentional groaners throughout the album (which are hit-or-miss depending on your tastes), and torturous meme edging (the back-to-back one weeks, followed by making you happy to be saved by all star) but there are also some real bangers and funny jokes interspersed
I'd recommend the smooth criminal mashup at the very least
How any of y'all managed to get through more than like three minutes of that horrifying loop mix I will honestly never know.
Is this what getting old feels like?
Have The Kids started listening to music I don't understand?
I normally dislike covers and remixes, but even I enjoyed listening to this album. Probably not more than once though, I have a very low tolerance for this stuff. I don't even like Girl Talk, and this forum could not shut the fuck up about them a few years ago.
How any of y'all managed to get through more than like three minutes of that horrifying loop mix I will honestly never know.
Is this what getting old feels like?
Have The Kids started listening to music I don't understand?
I will say that the opening track (which I later learned was named "shit") strikes me as the most maximalist you-like-this-bullshit-well-fuckin-shovel-it-in-your-maw-you-goblins of the songs
there are plenty of seemingly intentional groaners throughout the album (which are hit-or-miss depending on your tastes), and torturous meme edging (the back-to-back one weeks, followed by making you happy to be saved by all star) but there are also some real bangers and funny jokes interspersed
I'd recommend the smooth criminal mashup at the very least
The opening track is named "The Starting Line", the last song is "Shit".
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Theodore Flooseveltproud parent of eight beautiful girls and shalmelodorne (which is currently being ruled by a woman (awesome role model for my daughters)) #dornedadRegistered Userregular
How any of y'all managed to get through more than like three minutes of that horrifying loop mix I will honestly never know.
Is this what getting old feels like?
Have The Kids started listening to music I don't understand?
I will say that the opening track (which I later learned was named "shit") strikes me as the most maximalist you-like-this-bullshit-well-fuckin-shovel-it-in-your-maw-you-goblins of the songs
there are plenty of seemingly intentional groaners throughout the album (which are hit-or-miss depending on your tastes), and torturous meme edging (the back-to-back one weeks, followed by making you happy to be saved by all star) but there are also some real bangers and funny jokes interspersed
I'd recommend the smooth criminal mashup at the very least
The opening track is named "The Starting Line", the last song is "Shit".
How any of y'all managed to get through more than like three minutes of that horrifying loop mix I will honestly never know.
Is this what getting old feels like?
Have The Kids started listening to music I don't understand?
I will say that the opening track (which I later learned was named "shit") strikes me as the most maximalist you-like-this-bullshit-well-fuckin-shovel-it-in-your-maw-you-goblins of the songs
there are plenty of seemingly intentional groaners throughout the album (which are hit-or-miss depending on your tastes), and torturous meme edging (the back-to-back one weeks, followed by making you happy to be saved by all star) but there are also some real bangers and funny jokes interspersed
I'd recommend the smooth criminal mashup at the very least
The opening track is named "The Starting Line", the last song is "Shit".
Mouth moods is good but it's weird to me how the only mashups to get mainstream penetration are by white dudes
He's one of two I know by name and the other one I only know because people in this thread keep bringing it up.
Yeah but youre about as hip as a max steel trapper keeper
Isn't that what constitutes "mainstream" though? The whole concept of someone being mainstream is "recognized by people who have no other reason to know about this".
like, you're never ever gonna hear Tiger on KISS FM
I am also guessing that radio stations would be hesitant to play tiger because even though the sampling is TECHNICALLY legal it's messy
And my local public radio music station played tracks from feed the animals regularly but that's an exception because the current is a weirs singular entity
Mouth moods is good but it's weird to me how the only mashups to get mainstream penetration are by white dudes
Danger Mouse's Grey Album?
Yeah good catch!
But yeah there's not many, which I attribute to mashups being so seeped in internet irony culture that just seems to scream bored white college kid with a mac.
Shortytouching the meatIntergalactic Cool CourtRegistered Userregular
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brodyquest is one of my favorite things
not because it is excellent in and of itself, although it is
Adrian Brody has seen it, of course--if nothing else, he has at least one friend who's an internet weirdo and saw it the day it came out and sent it to him
and he watched it and was just like "huh" or maybe he really enjoyed it for all the same reasons the rest of us do, and then got on with his life
which is not the reason it is one of my favorite things, although this, too, is excellent
what I like is the possibility that, six months or a year later, some elderly, half-savvy relative saw it on fuckin' Huffpo or whatever, and then sent it in an email to Adrian with the subject, "just saw the trailer for your new movie"
and I can't think of anything more entertaining than Adrian Brody trying to explain Brodyquest to some dessiccated great aunt, and failing
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JedocIn the scupperswith the staggers and jagsRegistered Userregular
Man, I can't even explain to my mom what I do. I'm a library manager, and every time I hire a new librarian she's pissed off that they didn't hire me for that job instead. I can't even imagine trying to talk my way down from being an internet meme.
not because it is excellent in and of itself, although it is
Adrian Brody has seen it, of course--if nothing else, he has at least one friend who's an internet weirdo and saw it the day it came out and sent it to him
and he watched it and was just like "huh" or maybe he really enjoyed it for all the same reasons the rest of us do, and then got on with his life
which is not the reason it is one of my favorite things, although this, too, is excellent
what I like is the possibility that, six months or a year later, some elderly, half-savvy relative saw it on fuckin' Huffpo or whatever, and then sent it in an email to Adrian with the subject, "just saw the trailer for your new movie"
and I can't think of anything more entertaining than Adrian Brody trying to explain Brodyquest to some dessiccated great aunt, and failing
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I doubt it! I've got a couple of library aides who were too young to remember The Matrix, and I'll make them listen to this mess. But I don't think the musical references are For Them. I think this is a very special disaster for people around 30.
The lyrics make it even better. Almost every line is hysterical.
Neil Cicierega is the creativity of the Internet made flesh.
Also this is the third one of these albums. The previous ones have some great shit, too.
I will say that the opening track (which I later learned was named "shit") strikes me as the most maximalist you-like-this-bullshit-well-fuckin-shovel-it-in-your-maw-you-goblins of the songs
there are plenty of seemingly intentional groaners throughout the album (which are hit-or-miss depending on your tastes), and torturous meme edging (the back-to-back one weeks, followed by making you happy to be saved by all star) but there are also some real bangers and funny jokes interspersed
I'd recommend the smooth criminal mashup at the very least
oh, my sweet Australian engine wizard
I still haven't
oh ok then @SimBen LIED to me
i take back a small sliver of the ""props"" I'd given it
Shit's the last song and it's a work of art, teddy
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PSN- AHermano
I am the worst at naming songs, but I thought there was some rap or R&B in there?
Talking about mashup artists not the samples
though also I kinda doubt that Neil has what anyone would refer to as mainstream penetration outside of internet cultures
He's one of two I know by name and the other one I only know because people in this thread keep bringing it up.
Yeah I guess a better way to say it is that I wish that the diversity of mashup culture was better represented to a wider audience
Yeah but youre about as hip as a max steel trapper keeper
Isn't that what constitutes "mainstream" though? The whole concept of someone being mainstream is "recognized by people who have no other reason to know about this".
I was more of an action man dude myself
I am also guessing that radio stations would be hesitant to play tiger because even though the sampling is TECHNICALLY legal it's messy
And my local public radio music station played tracks from feed the animals regularly but that's an exception because the current is a weirs singular entity
Danger Mouse's Grey Album?
Yeah good catch!
But yeah there's not many, which I attribute to mashups being so seeped in internet irony culture that just seems to scream bored white college kid with a mac.
Album's don't have the same problem.
Potter Puppet Pals? Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny? Hyakugojyuuichi?
Fucking hell, what other earlier internet shit did he come up with?
not because it is excellent in and of itself, although it is
Adrian Brody has seen it, of course--if nothing else, he has at least one friend who's an internet weirdo and saw it the day it came out and sent it to him
and he watched it and was just like "huh" or maybe he really enjoyed it for all the same reasons the rest of us do, and then got on with his life
which is not the reason it is one of my favorite things, although this, too, is excellent
what I like is the possibility that, six months or a year later, some elderly, half-savvy relative saw it on fuckin' Huffpo or whatever, and then sent it in an email to Adrian with the subject, "just saw the trailer for your new movie"
and I can't think of anything more entertaining than Adrian Brody trying to explain Brodyquest to some dessiccated great aunt, and failing
God I would watch an actual Brodyquest movie
JESUS CHRIST REALLY?
Yes.
Also he's your dad.
if it makes you feel better, mashup culture is a term I first read from this very post!
as such, all artists are equally unheard of by me (regardless of race, religion, or political belief)!