This is the most creative thing I've ever seen done with YouTube. What a mash-up! Way to go Mashable! This could make a fantastic user-generated commercial for something...way better than throwing snow globes at people.
Bravo!!
xWomenkind
DrewGneiser
· 9 months ago
Hey thanks for pointing this out for us Stan! It is definitely really cool music.
This Music Sucks
· 9 months ago
True indy music at its finest, drape in nerdy glory.
Astralis
· 9 months ago
Funk really lends itself to remixes -- see Moby.
Evan
· 9 months ago
Oh thats a phat groove! Insane how its put together. Should have mixed some Jimi in there. :)
alex
· 9 months ago
i want to wach youtube
Maya
· 9 months ago
Seriously. This is so insanely awesome.
Dilip
· 9 months ago
Hey, There is a fun talk at Stanford Grad School of Business on March 17th. MC Hammer and the manager of Death Cab for Cutie are going to be there among other distinguished panelists from Tapulous, Mozes… Check it out… http://www.vlab.org/article.html?aid=260
Phil Johnson
· 9 months ago
I think that's a really cool experiment. People playing together who never knew they'd be playing together. :)
But the coolness is really because of the mash and technonlogy, not necessarily the music. It was cool, but had a band just been playing that, it would have only been of passing interest.
I suppose I'm just a fan of songs rather than mind-numbing jams. :)
Tony Chopp
· 8 months ago
Glorious! Just love it!
sherrylomas
· 7 months ago
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sherrylomas
· 7 months ago
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sherrylomas
· 7 months ago
i have an account with pogoclub .com try it.
Producer Conference
· 4 months ago
WOW! how did he do that! it's great. Combining these, to produced music beats are best! Keep it up. Can't wait your second album. goodluck.
Producer Conference
· 4 months ago
WOW! how did he do that! it's great. Combining these, to produced music beats are best! Keep it up. Can't wait your second album. goodluck.
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Bravo!!
xWomenkind
There is a fun talk at Stanford Grad School of Business on March 17th. MC Hammer and the manager of Death Cab for Cutie are going to be there among other distinguished panelists from Tapulous, Mozes…
Check it out…
http://www.vlab.org/article.html?aid=260
But the coolness is really because of the mash and technonlogy, not necessarily the music. It was cool, but had a band just been playing that, it would have only been of passing interest.
I suppose I'm just a fan of songs rather than mind-numbing jams. :)