Tag: Justin Timberlake
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Epic Beard Men mixtape
It’s all go today, but don’t sleep on this Epic Beard Men mashup mixtape about Justin Timberlake and Michael Jackson, doubt it’ll be up for long… for obvious reasons. Looking forward to the new album…and any dates in London/UK I’ll be there, had to miss them the last time.
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RC 259: Pop Is Dead #4 – We Hate The Kids (And Rock and Roll)
Fourth in the Pop is Dead series, and it’s all about hate – hating rock and roll, hating the kids, hating the hangers on, hating the Spice Girls, hating the fakers, hating music even. Oh and a little bit about Britpop False Memory Syndrome / Fake Nostalgia. The cover features as well as the classic…
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I’m bringing Kazoo back…
I think I’ve featured the lovely Brett Domino and friend Steven here before with the stylophone beatbox, but here we have recorders, theremins, kazoos, ukes, iPhone apps and KEYTARS! Oh and Justin Timberlake as you’ve never heard him before… And here they do gagaga oh la la; and love their NOW 75 take on Jay-Z,…
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EDIT! 18 videos, 7 minutes – Ian Fondue’s classic gets a video from me
Ian Fondue’s legendary mashup gets a video from Instamatic (ie, me!) 18 videos in 7 minutes, in a tribute to those 80’s edit videos, Max Headroom and the like…it’s got blipverts and internal references/in jokes in it, a la Alan Moore. Blink and you’ll miss them! Tried also to show that most videos are essentially…
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Boot in 60 seconds…only 5 years late?
30 *cough* bootleggers, 60 seconds(ish) each…gentlemen(and women!) start your engines! The idea was one of musical consequences, the next person remixes the previous track, and no-one gets to hear the whole (til now!). Brought to you by mutantpop.net. Just very, very slowly… This was a total nightmare and car-crash of a project – was supposed…
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Now that’s what I call music reaches 25
To those of a certain age, the porcine NOW! compilations (aka Now That’s What I Call Music) were a fundamental part of their youth….I remember the first ones, my sister had NOW 8. Well to make me feel utterly old they have now reached 25 years of age, and the 25th anniversary edition is soon…