Tag: Go Home Productions
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RC 371: Don’t Truss it / Kings & Queens
Aka a Tale of Two Lizzes…. one Liz leaves as another arrives as I go away for a month and we get not only a new Prime Minister Liz Truss but a new monarch? So of course I have to start with God Save The Queen – Sex Pistols not Elgar – they cancelled the…
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Working Down On Mashup Farm: Microserfs and the New Economy
Something is very much not right in the state of Denmark – well if Denmark was the state of mashups. Recent events have suggested that certain platforms will now welcome mashups, unofficial remixes, unlicensed DJ mixes, podcasts of commercial music and the like. Apple made waves two weeks ago with such an idea of licensing…
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Daft Beatles – Born to Hurt
Saw this over at APC and love the combo of Johnny Cash and Lana Del Rey – I really like Daft Beatles downtempo mashups – I’ve played the Blondie/Phillip Glass before and love the feel of them, this is no exception. I assume they are named after Go Home Productions classic Daft Beatles mashup –…
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RC 227: GYBO RIP Part 2 – Bootie London set
Second part of GYBO RIP and our Bootleg Nostalgia Very Extended Week on Radio Clash, here’s a recreation of my set at Bootie London. This is a mix of old skool and nu-skool, from bastard pop to bootlegs and mashups. Bootie London was billed as the Get Your Bootleg On Wake, so wanting to bring…
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Mutant Pop 5 – Got the Glitch remix cutup bug
By volume 5 of the Mutant Pop series I was starting to theme them, becoming more like my sets at the time, with a beginning and end and themes between the tracks. As the title says this volume covers the rise of glitch, the mashup originators started branching out towards original tracks and remixing. Cutups…
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Mutant Pop 4: Attack of the Giant Mutant Mashup Ant (2003)
OK it took me over a year to get round to doing the rest of the Mutant Pop compilations – I wanted a pause from endless tagging/chasing up of corrupted tracks on crumbling CD-Rs…but with the current GYBO-closing nostalgia it seems the right time to post the rest. Another slice of mashup history – this…