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what do ya'll actually think of this mashup between brubeck's "Take 5" and stranglers "Golden Brown"??

i know it isn't that new anymore. but i still like it alotz and would like to know your opinion about it.

the mashup has been released on real 7'' inch vinyl!

quite forseeable what'd be the output when combining these two titles. enjoyable!

hey, i've heard that tune:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIKi4r2oO20

Nice.

Also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8iR_NbBgJk

And this, I think it was by Lores

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbg5gexhmas

Nice mashup, personally I have been enjoying a lot of Nyango Star lately: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZShA_a-5r8

Surely, you remeber this Eleanor Rigby mashup? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw9jqRoftZ0

<3 teis great save!

yes, the stranglers - golden brown. :P
you do know dave brubeck - take5? or are you all trolling here? :D



never heard of this one before. but a very interesting one.
nevertheless, i love joe morello's 5/4 drumming and stranglers golden brown on top of it :)

May be I'll add some fun japanese punk rock by TsuShiMaMiRe for your entertainment :-)

Linky - They'll also do one hell of a live show :-)

Since we're on the subject of mashups, I feel it is obligatory to leave this one here.

Slayer and Katrina & The Waves - "Chemical Warfare (Don't It Feel Good?)"

:D

@kuemmel .. i know asians are musically also very talented. but that song was somewhat disturbing :D, not bad. just .. eh??

you might also like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCp2iXA1uLE

i also like to listen to Namie Amuro :)

@Viler: no fqn way :D :D this is dope :D

@tEiS: Thanks for the links, didn't know them, nice one that on youtube !

I focused my search for japanese music more on the punk/rock/experimental/metal side since decades, so much too dig there...I sometimes do DJ sets on that.

For the more 'normal' side I would recommend "Bump of Chicken" or "Shiina Ringo" if you don't know them already.

If you wanna go more experimental, check out Melt Banana :-) a crazy trip...

HOW DARE YOU HAVING A FUSION-JAZZ PARTY WITHOUT ME??!!

HIROMI UEHARA'S VERSION OF BEETHOVEN'S PATHETIQUE

KING TUBBY'S TAKE FIVE

LEO P. (the turboanalisis of the jazz scene) AT BBC PROMS

I see dave brubeck, I click.

@kuemmel is Melt Banana, is she singing in japanese and english?
and dayum, what a hiphop/punk mix. almost better than 'bring the noise' :D

i also dig some asian, what do you call it? their pop music.
like Namie Amuro



why caps? wtf?? broke your caps key? :D
the first and 3rd link, nice stuff indeed! the second aswell, just not that jazzy.
i sure like the first one.

btw, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbSpU2TYDE8 let me know if you dig this.

I saw Melt Banana live once in Linköping, awesome set. I have no idea what language she sings in, it's impossible to make out any words. My favorite is Sick Zip Everywhere.

great thread. does LukHash count ? LukHash - Better Than Reality [FULL ALBUM]

^Definitely! Deserves its own thread. Great!

@tEiS: Also no clue if they sing in english, that band is more like an "experience", especially live, like El Topo said :-)

So lets go for more weird fun stuff. "YMCK" - an 8 Bit chip tune band: Linky

...sorry forgot also to add a live link from YMCK...so cool here

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

(I am aware of Amiga4Klang but I recently wrote this Amiga modular synth + replay and I can't help but think about how someone like you could really make it sing. Ok, too much too much truth serum for me today, have a good night ;))

cheers also to Chromag & Juice !

Just let us try ;)

just to give you an initial impression: Cycle docs

in a nutshell:
- you get up to 16 cubic bezier envelopes that will be baked into Amiga digestable lookup tables (can be used for envelopes, LFOs, waveforms)
- up to 32 "machine" arguments which can be used to parametrize the synth code (auto-generated UI code)
- it can synthesize 2d and 3d wavetables (with per-cycle cross-fading for smooth loops)
- modular architecture, 23 basic blocks to play with ATM (OSCs, filters, etc)
- generates C code with a bit of 68k inline assembly (verified to generate proper code using Bartman^Abyss' GCC compiler)

and when I say "Amiga" I actually mean "Amiga 500" and "Atari ST(E)".