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Nam Taf posted:I love you all so here is a full .zip file of the entire Bad Apollo album, on a mirror that should stay up for the currently-indefinite future. Thanks for this, the quality is way better than the one on last fm.
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I didn't realise the downloaded one off last.fm was lower quality? That's a bit odd. Either way, no problem!
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Nam Taf posted:I didn't realise the downloaded one off last.fm was lower quality? That's a bit odd. Either way, no problem! Yeah the bit rate on the last fm one was 128 I believe, yours is 256
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Just in case anyone was looking for a sample list from E-603, it's up on his website here: http://www.e-603.com/E-603/List.html
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lewi posted:Just in case anyone was looking for a sample list from E-603, it's up on his website here: milkman needs to release one, argh~
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Oct 15, 2009 08:14
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listen to super mash bros, silly bitches B^J
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Aerobic Robot posted:listen to super mash bros, silly bitches B^J You're kidding, right? I'm really over Super Mash Bros. A lot of time they will make these really awesome mashes but fail to take them anywhere before abandoning it. I thought "@LaurenConrad Get Us On The Hills!" would be the song of the year when I heard the "In The Middle" sample, but it just fails to pan out positively. The Missy x Disturbed bit at the end sounds cool on it's own, but as a part of the whole song it feels so out of place that it significantly cheapens the effect. I feel like SMB has actually devolved from their 1st mix to their 2nd... if they really want to move in a positive direction they either need to practice making smother sounding transitions from one mash to the next, or be more like Hood Internet and make really well produced AxBxC songs. The line they are straddling right now irks me to no end...
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Aerobic Robot posted:listen to super mash bros, silly bitches B^J what the hell does B^J mean?
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Geno posted:what the hell does B^J mean? Tilt your head left.
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what's the sample in Milkman's Circle Fifths, "Lovehate", around 3:04-3:16. it's also in Super Mash Bros's All About the Scrillions, "From Honor ROll to Out of Control", 1:20 to the end.
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I don't have Circle of Fifths, but I'm pretty sure the sample that comes in at 1:20 in the latter song is Ratatat. Specifically I think it's this one, maybe sped up a little: Ratatat - 2006 - Classics - 02 - Lex If not, then it's probably another song of theirs. Ratatat are great but it's hard to remember specific songs.. it's more like one contiguous trip where multiple songs on an album will build on a running "theme" melody.
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Lakitu7 posted:I don't have Circle of Fifths, but I'm pretty sure the sample that comes in at 1:20 in the latter song is Ratatat. Specifically I think it's this one, maybe sped up a little: i can kinda see the resemblance but kinda weird if the sample from Milkman and Super Mash bros were both sped up as they are both really similar. it's probably a Ratatat song though. i bet baberaham lincoln knows, he seems to know his mashups really well. e: okay, it's ratatat's Seventeen Years. sweet, that's sample's been bugging me for awhile. thanks, Lakitu7. Geno fucked around with this message at 06:41 on Oct 20, 2009 |
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I gotta thank this thread for introducing me to the Super Mash Bros, E-603, and Ludachrist, along with inspiring me to make my own mashups. So, I might as well give back. The Party Cat Imperative by WTA JRK This is my first time doing anything this sample-heavy so criticisms would be really helpful.
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Diabetes of Beef posted:I gotta thank this thread for introducing me to the Super Mash Bros, E-603, and Ludachrist, along with inspiring me to make my own mashups. So, I might as well give back. it's all the same stuff that every other sample-heavy work seems to use :/ what's up with the end of the intro track and 2:34 of slizzard? both of those sounded jarring. i haven't make mashups and don't know much about doing so, but i've started looking into it. how did you learn and what tools do you use? do you use Sony Acid Pro?
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Geno posted:what the hell does B^J mean? it means  you silly little boy
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theEZkill posted:
The first thing that came to mind when I saw this thread was BEARBOT. "Paper Planes" is amazing, and "Out of Control" rocks loving hard.
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Since there was a lot of love for the Metermaid's Nightlife In Illinoise, I figure this might have an appreciative audience here: TOR has done a mashup version of Illinoise as well. It's called Illinoize and you can get it here. It's the same thing, ie rap lyrics over Illinoise mentals (+ beats). I prefer Nightlife personally, but this is quite good too.
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This is some pretty cool chill rear end music. Thanks for the share.
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I just heard Super Mash Bros today and I had an idiotic grin on my face at work while listening to it because basically every melody sample they used (read: not hip-hop) I pretty much recognized and it was awesome and I loved it.
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http://www.last.fm/music/rokhausen/King+of+The+Internet It's this, this is the best thing.
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felipebacon posted:You can get bad apollo and the disney ep on last.fm http://www.last.fm/music/Tanner4105 I know this is from a while ago but thank you so much, I've been looking for bad apollo for the last year and wasn't having any luck. I couldn't remember who made it or what it was called after I deleted it accidently. I loved this when it first came out.
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Aerobic Robot posted:http://www.last.fm/music/rokhausen/King+of+The+Internet Hahaha, this is excellent.
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Carnival Rider posted:I know this is from a while ago but thank you so much, I've been looking for bad apollo for the last year and wasn't having any luck. I couldn't remember who made it or what it was called after I deleted it accidently. I loved this when it first came out. Somewhere in this thread I linked the album in better quality. Here is the URL again.
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we die together posted:http://www.myspace.com/worshipludachrist is pretty rad. hotel cali crunk is so ballin, jesus
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Might have been mentioned before, so if it has my apologies, but LMFAO owns so fuckin hard http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJ_pjjt4wh0
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNzrwh2Z2hQ Billboard top 25 mashup, pretty sweet
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Rummanging posted:Creating an Accapella from a final track and an instrumental track is not that hard, but I have no idea how they seperate individual instruments in songs. That bit really confuses me. I have always assumed that they draw a lot of the individual instruments from rips of Rock Band and Guitar Hero songs. I know that you can disassemble the DLC and on disc songs, so it shouldn't be that hard to get them out onto the mashup scene.
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http://www.beatallica.com/ for the ultimate mash-up gimmick. Ticket to Ride the Lightning! Face the Thing that Could Not Let It Be! Leper Madonna!
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I stopped listening to Super Mash Bros as soon as I heard them sample Kernkraft 400.
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I'm enjoying all the new mash up releases lately. Debit - Every Day I'm Hustlin' Heres a 20 minute EP I made, it has 4 tracks of hustlin' mash ups.   Torpeedoh - Party People A fun girl talk/e603 styled mash up album, personally I think some parts are looped a bit too long but it's still a great album.  TKRMX - TV 12 mash ups of TV themes mixed with hip-hop. TKRMX is a great guy, check out his other stuff. His megaman and arcade mixtape is rad.  Bearbot - The Life Cycle of a Star Bearbots new album, not sure what to say since I haven't really listened to it yet. Tokit fucked around with this message at 10:17 on Jan 3, 2010 |
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I've been listening to the new Bearbot album, and it's pretty loving incredible. And to add some content, in case any cares, the new Best of Bootie 2009 album was released pretty recently. I don't care much for it, but I think that some of you might. http://www.bootiemashup.com/bestofbootie2009/
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Muttonchop posted:I stopped listening to Super Mash Bros as soon as I heard them sample Kernkraft 400. So, the last track on the album? You sure jumped off that boat quick. I kinda like that track though. I wish they hadn't used the stadium-chant version of Kernkraft, though.
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The first new full Kleptones album in ages got released on New Year's Eve, and it's been worth the wait. For my money, Eric Kleptone is about the best out there for this. As someone said right at the start of this thread (holy crap, that was 18 months ago), it's not nearly as ADD as most, but the mixing is absolutely seamless, and also breaks away from the "hip-hop vocal over 80s instrumental" trap that ends up being quite repetitive elsewhere. Thoroughly recommended  Edit: Grab Voodoo Sabotage if you want a sample - it's turned up in a couple of DJ sets I've heard, so you might already be familiar with it.
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Wazzerphuk posted:
So. loving. Ill. Has DJ Co-op been mentioned in this thread yet? http://www.myspace.com/deejaycoop His website has his fourth album up for download, and if you get a chance listen to hustlin in the heather off his second or third album. Pretty decent
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incoherent posted:Nostalgic for 2009 yet? This is incredible. Holy gently caress, my mind is blown.
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incoherent posted:Nostalgic for 2009 yet? Despite the fact that pop has gotten better since Earworm started doing these, the mega-mashes get worse...
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In contrast, I think 2009 is the best so far. While 2007 2008 and 2009 all sound good musically, 2009 is the only one that's forming actual new lyrics out of pieces of the vocals of the mixed songs, which is a drat neat trick. It makes it sound more like a new song and less like a mashup. I also think it has more variance through the track. Also I never really thought about it until now, but this guy is pretty great for being able to make something good out of set pieces. It's almost unfair to compare it to similar artists that have the luxury of using anything they want anywhere they want, without this hard constraint to only use a certain externally determined set of songs.
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Lakitu7 posted:In contrast, I think 2009 is the best so far. While 2007 2008 and 2009 all sound good musically, 2009 is the only one that's forming actual new lyrics out of pieces of the vocals of the mixed songs, which is a drat neat trick. It makes it sound more like a new song and less like a mashup. I also think it has more variance through the track. Considering the vast amounts of music released in 2009, I wouldn't say that his material was terribly limited. Additionally, the whole 'making new lyrics out of existing lyrics' is kind of a 'new dog, old trick' sort of deal. Earworm has done really great work, and I'm disappointed that 2008 and 2009 came out so meh sounding.
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It's not the vast amount of music in 2009 though-- it's specifically only the billboard top 25.
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