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I’m reminded a lot of The Hood Internet, as well as teh work of Matthijs Vlot. I love this kind of stuff – it’s what the Internet is all about.
Posts Tagged "mashup"
The Hood Internet: 600 Songs From 1990-1999
Was reminded of The Hood Internet recently, and got lost in this incredibly long remix video (clocking in at 30+ minutes).
Lots of 90’s favorites in there, and a kind of non-stop wave of nostalgia at every turn.
The Hood Internet: ’79 – ’99
I fell down a rabbit hole today, watching a ton of videos by The Hood Internet. Their project, ’79 – ’99, is just phenomenal and a ton of nostalgia and fun and good feelings, all rolled up.
Drive and Listen
I’m reminded a bit of when Liz and I were in Amsterdam, and I took a long video of just street traffic. Because as a tourist, just watching the world go by is an amazing thing to behold. That’s true anywhere, honestly. Watching the world go by is an amazing experience anywhere. It’s just that we forget this fact until we travel, and remember it anew.
Ratt and Marvin Gaye: I Heard It Round and Round the Grapevine
There are mashups where two songs are kind of made to fit together… and then there’s whatever sorcery Bill McClintock invoked to create this stunning combination of Ratt and Marvin Gaye.
Yakko’s World (Via the Movies)
For those of you familiar with Yakko’s World, this is a variation on the original… with all the countries spoken through dialog found in movies.
Famous Songs Recreated Using Dialogue From Movies and TV
The video (above) I mentioned a few years ago. But on recently returning to his Vimeo page, I found a ton of other great vids. Like this one of David Hasselhoff, performing the theme song to “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”
Kutiman: Thru Tokyo
I found out this weekend that Kutiman has a new video, entitled Thru Tokyo. Created for PBS Digital Studios, this video delights both eyes and ears.
You Are Listening To
You Are Listening To is a site that I heard about, many months ago… and remembered yesterday, out of the clear blue. I had it up for a part of the day, and it’s equal parts calming and unsettling.
Mark Vitler (aka Go Home Productions): I Can’t Stand Sultans of Swing
I Can’t Stand Sultans of Swing, a mash-up between The Police and Dire Straits, is the magic of Mark Vidler (aka Go Home Productions). I had first heard of Smells Like Rockin’ Robin (a mashup between Nirvana and the Jackson 5), but got sucked in to the rest of the site. Not only has he…