Archive for the 'Podcast' Category
10Jul08 LIV. Electroclash
05Jun08 LIII. Bastardize My Pop, Part II
24May08 LII. Bastardize my pop
LII. Bastardize my pop
Everything from Jesus Christ Superstar to Rick Astley to Peanut Butter Wolf mashed up with the latest European electro. 100 tracks in 62 minutes.
12May08 LI. Electro Jams
09May08 L. Tragically Hip: Hipster Dance Party Edition
03Mar08 IL. Ol’ Skool
26Feb08 XLVIII. More Remixes
25Feb08 XLVII. Remix Party, Part VI
XLVII. Remix Party, Part VI
Remixes of everything from Britney Spears to Outkast to Gorillaz to Bjork to Basement Jaxx to ol’ school funk and tango songs and hip indie rock.
12Feb08 XLVI. Mellow Electro, Part III
10Feb08 XLV. Remix Party, Part V
01Feb08 XLIII. “Hippa to the Hoppa” (Remixed)
XLIII. “Hippa to the Hoppa” (Remixed)
While I love ODB’s use of non-existant words and grunts in his rapping, sometimes people like listening to words with multiple syllables in their hip hop, and this mix is for them. On a related note, I think I have decided on my favorite rapper name of all time — Peanut Butter Wolf.
*Update: I [...]
30Jan08 XLIV. Hollatronica, Part II
23Jan08 XLII. L’Electro Francais, Part Deux
22Jan08 XLI. Hollatronica
XLI. Hollatronica
Yes, I made up a new word. Rap mixed over electronica –> hollatronica.
Update: someone apparently beat me to it — Hollertronix is the name of a DJ set from Philly (Diplo and Low Budget).
18Jan08 XL. “Hi, I’d like an Extra Large Good Time”
17Jan08 XXXIX. New Wave
XXXIX. New Wave
Possibly the trashiest part of the 80s, in all its majestic glory, remixed with electro.
09Jan08 XXXVIII. Remix Party, Part IV
XXXVIII. Remix Party, Part IV
Extreme cutting and scratching on my new Korg KP-3 sampler — this thing is way too much fun to play with. Ghetto, house and techno (and some disco), per usual.
07Jan08 XXXVII. Keepin’ it Funky
07Jan08 XXXVI. Euro-House Invasion, Part IV
02Jan08 XXXV. Radioaktivitaet — It’s bad!
XXXV. Radioaktivitaet — It’s bad!
Kraftwerk vs. Michael Jackson. Please don’t hate me. In case you don’t know who Kraftwerk is, they embody the stereotype parodied on the SNL skit “Sprockets”. Kraftwerk also made comments in an interview declaring the supremacy of robots to human life forms. Really, this mix is part of my circular quest [...]