Weekly Walrus

Also Starring LeVar Burton

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Without even listening to it, I love it

Imagine how you'll feel if you listen to it so... :pac:

Its my favourite mash-up ever, feels like an actual duet between Jepsen and Reznor

Electric Nitwit

Also Starring LeVar Burton wrote: »

Imagine how you'll feel if you listen to it so... :pac:

Its my favourite mash-up ever, feels like an actual duet between Jepsen and Reznor

If only there was active walrus that had asked for mashups

Also Starring LeVar Burton

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

If only there was active walrus that had asked for mashups

I've actually used it in 2 Walruses (sulli & tusk), but figured it may never see the light of day, so thought may as well give it a whirl here.

SineadSpears

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

So, you want to hear Malian desert blues music remixed by a member of an English folktronica band, right?

yes. and what a fantastic song choice too!!


Awh guys absolutely brilliant songs put out alrerady. that turned out soooo much more than what I had expected.

r.e.s.p.e.c.t :cool:

Kolido

Barbora Swinx - Everytime

bcklschaps

Probably doesn't raise an eye brow now.....but at the time this was an outrageous mixy matchy mash-up.

Pet shop boys & Dusty Springfield. - What have I done to deserve this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn9E5i7l-Eg

phatkev

Theres around 25 different songs in this mash up, everything from Black Sabbath to Missy Elliot! Enjoy

Arghus

To me a mash-up and a genre bending song are two different things.

Zaph

Arghus wrote: »

To me a mash-up and a genre bending song are two different things.

Yeah, I'm not really clear on what's being looked for here. Like does an artist performing a genre they're normally associated count, e.g. a punk act going country?

Also Starring LeVar Burton

Arghus wrote: »

To me a mash-up and a genre bending song are two different things.

Me too, but just going off Sinead's category description

SineadSpears

Arghus wrote: »

To me a mash-up and a genre bending song are two different things.

I felt I needed to add in a few options in case anybody struggled with coming up with a song for the original idea which was to mix genre's.

In fact, I think it was yourself actually that said one of the weeks you couldn't join in because you didn't have a song for the theme.

So I wanted it to be so that everyone could get involved & not have to miss out

SineadSpears

Zaph wrote: »

Like does an artist performing a genre they're normally associated count, e.g. a punk act going country?

yep

Arghus

SineadSpears wrote: »

I felt I needed to add in a few options in case anybody struggled with coming up with a song for the original idea which was to mix genre's.

In fact, I think it was yourself actually that said one of the weeks you couldn't join in because you didn't have a song for the theme.

So I wanted it to be so that everyone could get involved & not have to miss out

Ah, it's no biggie. I don't want to take umbrage with your spirit of inclusiveness.

Introducing rap music to the world in 1981....Ms Deborah Harry!

Blondie - Rapture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHCdS7O248g

the purple tin

Wham/Slayer - Careless In the Abyss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjLhLgdhzMQ

Arghus

the purple tin wrote: »

Wham/Slayer - Careless In the Abyss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjLhLgdhzMQ

Bill McClintock is a genius. His mash ups are outstanding.

Tauriel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPv-QSPia2c

ari101

The Rhapsody et al. - Prince Igor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL5qZSgOA10

Zaph

Pat Boone - Enter Sandman

For all the young folk he was a 50s/60s crooner/gospel singer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zxe2_tHTnts

littlevillage

Zaph wrote: »

Pat Boone - Enter Sandman

For all the young folk he was a 50s/60s crooner/gospel singer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zxe2_tHTnts

Thats brilliant. Far better than mine.. (Littlevillage hangs head and walks off muttering)

Zaph

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

So, you want to hear Malian desert blues music remixed by a member of an English folktronica band, right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtDJzptxvaM

Like that a lot. I'm a fan of African music, although usually more traditional sorts, but that's really catchy.

SineadSpears

Kolido wrote: »

Barbora Swinx - Everytime

I forgot how much I love this song..


I'm not much of a Britney fan because she irritates me. But I do like a few of her catchy songs.

Just listening to the original here and its such a beautiful song.. It's a pity she doesn't quit the beauty pagent act and stick to stuff like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YzabSdk7ZA

JP Liz V1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDBxlVLTaQA

Kenny Chesney and Pink with Setting the World On Fire (pop and country duet collab mash up etc.,)

Barna77

question,

this walrus is open to anyone, right?

ShaneU

Barna77 wrote: »

question,

this walrus is open to anyone, right?

Yes post away

Irish Aris

Went through the submissions/selections this morning, some great songs, special mention to LeVar for the Curly Rae/NIN mash up - I am not a fan of mash-ups in general but this is class!!

Anyway, something a bit more conventional from me. Beastie Boys had a connection with rock (Fight For Your Right To Party anyone?), here they went full blown rock (do I dare say punk??)

Barna77

Frankie Goes to Hollywood / Wild Cherry - Funky goes to Hollywood

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpp5UwhaUjw

the purple tin

Deleted User wrote: »

Introducing rap music to the world in 1981....Ms Deborah Harry!

Blondie - Rapture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHCdS7O248g

Gwan ourrah dah! She was a bit late to be introducing it :P


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkPCmIxv-3k

Necro

Irish Aris wrote: »

Went through the submissions/selections this morning, some great songs, special mention to LeVar for the Curly Rae/NIN mash up - I am not a fan of mash-ups in general but this is class!!

Just getting a chance to listen to them today, it's really brilliant alright!!

Sawduck

Lady Gaga Vs. Pokemon