Sunday, 11 May 2014

Love is in the Air - Cheezy Pop remixed

Once upon a time remixes were looked upon as sacrilegious, however good songs are always carried forward in time. This is unashamedly cheesy but bears the mark of the same sensibilities that created the first few AC/DC albums. Seriously.



Wednesday, 2 April 2014

DJ Schmolli's Revolution

I am having some of this revolution*! Great, great video too.
 

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* because it is still a doube monday somewhere on this forsaken planet of ours. Whilst the scourge of double mondays and  bad coffee continues I'm open to solutions.

Tuesday, 14 January 2014

Marianne Faithful - Broken English down Gropecunt Lane



Broken English is a truly remarkable album that deserves its place in the annuals of English history somewhere alongside Gropecunt Lane.
The first artist to use “cunt” with its more precise, anatomical meaning in mind was also the first woman on record to utter it in a pop song: the incomparable Marianne Faithfull, on her 1979 comeback masterpiece Broken English. The former ’60s folk darling and Rolling Stones associate had spent two years homeless in London, battling drug addiction; fusing punk, new wave, and reggae,  Broken English was a frayed-nerve statement from a woman who had been through hell and back. Adapted from a Heathcote Williams poem, its final track,  “Why D’Ya Do It?” tells the tale of a woman confronting her unfaithful lover: “Why d’ya do it, she screamed, after all we’ve said/ Every time I see your dick I see her cunt in my bed.” 

Friday, 19 April 2013

Friday, 1 March 2013

Dunproofin Electro Sandman #Redux

An infectious classix respliced and rediced by a true master of electro shredding.

Dunproofin' - Electro Sandman

Update - this track seems to have gone down the memory hole. It shall live again!

Tuesday, 5 February 2013

Avenged Sevenfold Nightmare (Remixes)

You know the score. I take a Metal Artist and let someone splice and dice it. I may have to do this myself as this song is begging for my level of audio butchery.