In this thread we post good mashups. Ones where the songs work really well together. I posted a few in the old 'currently listening to' thread and I'd like to see some more good ones. I posted one from this guy in there last week (1979 Tipsy Kicks).
DOSVEC- Lil Wayne, Birdman vs Florence and the Machine.

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>>	Anonymous 13/06/23(Sun)10:19 No. 1615   >>1614 Nice GNR vs ƒƒ

>>	Anonymous 13/06/26(Wed)19:15 No. 1629 >>1612 OH GOD. THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING I HAVE HEARD THIS YEAR.

>>	Anonymous 13/08/04(Sun)20:20 No. 1688 Audio DOSVEC - Stupid Milkshake (Kelis vs Wallpaper.) - (7.08MB - 320 kbps - 44.1 kHz ) Length: 3:02 Kelis vs Wallpaper. (DOSVEC Mashup) "Stupid Milkshake"

>>	Anonymous 13/08/08(Thu)13:33 No. 1693   Dirty Roxanne - The Police vs Michael Jackson

>>	Anonymous 13/09/24(Tue)20:30 No. 1754 http://www.earmilk.com/2013/09/23/mashup-monday-week-99/ lot of good ones there

MBV was a mixed bag of rarities and lost recordings from the mid-90s. 'allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend! was basically Yanqui U.X.O. Part Deux. This Is Pil was a lukewarm mix of Second Edition (metal box) and That What Is Not. Tomorrow's Harvest feels like a midpoint between Geogaddi and The Campfire Headphase.

This seems to be the decade of the Big Comeback, and it's one disappointment after the other. All I can take out of this mess of seemingly money-starved ex-revolutionaries is Seefeel's Seefeel, from 2011. That one's one hell of a leftfield, unexpected turn of their classic sounds into something more guttural and, in my limited experience, unheard of. That, and The Knife's new album, which manages to combine the crafty yet catchy and mysterious pop of Silent Shout with the far out experimentation and heavy ambiance of their Tomorrow, In A Year collab, which I loved.

I have very little hope that Gorguts' new album will be clever enough to make a peak in the landscape. Same goes, sadly, for The Avalanches. And let's not even mention Daft Punk's absolutel wretch of a new album, eight albums in the making: Absolute crap. It's like Human After All minus the excitement and novelty. It's almost as embarrassing as Justice's AVD. Gorillaz's Plastic Beach is exciting and extremely welcome, but ultimately failed to offer something that'd be up to the challenge of a new decade. I still love it, though. As I love all of these releases. But it's a lukewarm love.

Have you been particularly impressed with a recent comeback, one that you would consider to be as essential and/or groundbreaking as their previous works?

Personally, and sadly, I would have preferred it fi all of these bands had called it a day back when they became silent. It's all just painfully clownish now.

  Good cover songs thread.

Wicked Game by Exlovers

Here's what I did on labor day

Also general Karen O appreciation thread.

  I LOVE it!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zE665TfGGo

  I feel caught between hellza liking TMBG a lot and thinking they create hellza genuinely fun and creatively compelling music and seeing them as a sort of wimpy, pandering "nerd" band.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJQnZZ-Wmao

Stuff like this video is just sort of cringe-worthy to me, and gives me the feeling that John and John are trying so hard to have wacky new-wave personalities but just being a couple of white privileged art nerds, which I'm alright with as long as their honest about it, honestly, which I think for the most part they are, but they still need to say and covey something other than WE'RE GEEKS WHO WANTED TO BE LIKE DAVID BYRNE, which I'm back and fourth on whether they do or not. Anyone else have any insights/thoughts/opinions about them?

  >Even if it's south american ghetto fuckmusic that they like, you leave them alone.
Finally!

After a few years of deep affection for dub - especially the work of Scientist, King Tubby, and Lee Perry - I've only now branched out to its cousins and descendents, ragga, dancehall, funk carioca, and, very recently, the much-reviled-by-imageboard-music-elitists reggaeton. If anyone here knows any influential or classic early artists or songs in any of these genres, I would really appreciate it. Especially stuff that shows the early roots and evolution of these genres as they developed out of other music of the southern Americas and Caribbean.

  Are there any interesting autochthonous instruments in your region/country? We've got mostly flutes and other wind instruments here, along with an array of percussion bits and bytes, but we do have the Charango, which I adore. It was born sometime around the 1700s when the northwestern natives wanted to replicate or rather replace the (baroque) spanish guitar brought by the Adelantados and Conquistadores. It's got 10 strings in five courses of 2, and the body used to be made from the shell of the back of an armadillo, until, well, wood became more available and it was simply easier to use that.

Although strictly speaking the instrument was born in what is now Bolivia, the tribes that created it used to populate a vast region which also includes northern Chile and north-western Argentina.

It sounds like nature and myth are having a lovely remembrance.


So how about you?

Guise,
I'm looking for a music from a band kinda like Nine Pound Hammer, it starts with some country guy in a bad mood, someone knocks on his door at morning (9am I guess), he grabs his shotgun and the only other thing I can remember is the song telling about his desire to kill (or a devil, something motivating him)
It had a video on youtube where someone drawed every scene, can't find since I don't know the name.
Could someone help me?

  Hello! Please post full length albums and dj mixes, anything over an hour is appreciated! Thank you :) I'll get started with a few I like

While my hands are busy stacking boxes, my head is busy listening to podcasts...

But i need help finding more, because i've soon heard all of joe rogan experience, the deathsquad network podcasts and freakonomics...

i've also heard everything from the ricky gervais show...

I made a list, feel free to fuck it up, to registration needed:

http://www.listnerd.com/list/top-10-podcasts