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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Hexstatic: Street Fighter II Remix
Street Fighter 2 remix by Hexstatic
To celebrate the launch of Street Fighter IV, Capcom has made available for the first time the original, fully-mastered vocal, FX and music samples taken from the cult classic Street Fighter II, enabling DJs and producers access to cut, scratch, remix and re-edit these classic parts to their hearts.
To celebrate the launch of Street Fighter IV, Capcom has made available for the first time the original, fully-mastered vocal, FX and music samples taken from the cult classic Street Fighter II, enabling DJs and producers access to cut, scratch, remix and re-edit these classic parts to their hearts.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Burroughs on Cut-Ups (Historic Audio Remixed to Fanciful Video Visuals)
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Matti Niinimäki says, "I have always liked the voice of William S. Burroughs and I've always wanted to do something with the Origin and Theory of the Tape Cut-Ups clip. Now I have. Also includes a cut-up example by Brion Gysin." Cut-Ups (video, on Vimeo, thanks Richard Metzger)
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
My David Lynch Refixes
Credits:Directed by:
David Lynch
Writing credits:
David Lynch ... writer
Cast:
Peggy Lynch ... Girl
Produced by:
H. Barton Wasserman .... producer
Cinematography by:
David Lynch
Film Editing by:
David Lynch
Sound Department:
Robert Cullum .... sound mixer
David Lynch .... sound
Robert McDonald .... sound editor
Animation Department:
David Lynch .... animator
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Sound Remix & Music: Ky Olsen
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Plot:
(from imdb user jodiac ):
Sound Remix & Music: Ky Olsen
-----------------------------------------
Plot:
(from imdb user jodiac ):
Another Phobia Envisioned by David Lynch, 29 May 2002
Author: jodiac from Lexington, KY
David Lynch says this film was an attempt at visualizing the "fear of learning." In it, a young girl is tortured by the alphabet in a competely abstract nightmare. Lynch has always been fascinated by the darker side of dreams, the seemingly nonsensical black procession of symbols and fears, and this film simply adds another phobia to the canon.
We are shown images of a head with information going in one side, and this eventually causes the head to erupt into a black mess. Lynch juxtaposes the most innocent of subjects (the alphabet), which usually marks the beginning of our schooling, with disconcerting images of blood and vomit. Disturbing? Yes. Lynch apparently formed the idea after hearing of a girl who was found reciting the alphabet during a nightmare.
On a more profound level, the film examines a fear that perhaps appears for most later in life: the dread of knowledge. There's quite a bit of truth to the oft-repeated line "ignorance is bliss." Gradually, we realize that the more we learn, the less we understand, and therefore, the less control we have over our situations. It's a problem that has vexed people since the conception of "science." We ask questions out of curiosity, find there are no accessible answers, create a religious penumbra that satisfies a great deal with a few simple passages, and then science comes along and we are confronted once again with the inconsistencies of our faith. Thus, we fear that which turns the rock-solid black and whites of our existence to a confused mass of gray.
Also, The Alphabet hints at what linguists and intellectuals and songwriters have known for centuries; words are wholly inadequate to describe even the simplest of human perceptions. And once one has etched that list of letters into one's mind, in a sense, there is no turning back. Life becomes shapes patterned on paper, and conceptions of reality will no longer be formed purely and internally; they are immediately attached to an imperfect language and remained tethered to that which will never truly suffice.---------------------------------------
The Film:
Lynch on The Alphabet
Original Film
The Alphabet Dub
(Original Film with audio remix and music)
Lynch on The Alphabet
Original Film
The Alphabet Dub
(Original Film with audio remix and music)
--------------------------------------
Sources:
The Alphabet on IMDB.com
The Alphabet on Lynchnet.com
David Lynch Home Page
Sources:
The Alphabet on IMDB.com
The Alphabet on Lynchnet.com
David Lynch Home Page
Mulholland Drive: Silencio Dub
"NO HAY BANDA!!! There. Is. NO. Band. But yet we hear a band"
The Original Scene
The Silencio Dub
(Original Film with audio remix and music)
This is the scene in David Lynch's masterpiece Mulholland Drive where the stunningly beautiful Betty & Rita (Naomi Watts & Laura Elena Harring) go to a late night theater called Club Silencio. The performer does a monologue varying in English, Spanish, and French about how everything is an illusion. I have done a little remixing and refixing to add a slight more musical substance to the scene. Beats and processes all done by myself. Enjoy :-)
The Silencio Dub
(Original Film with audio remix and music)
This is the scene in David Lynch's masterpiece Mulholland Drive where the stunningly beautiful Betty & Rita (Naomi Watts & Laura Elena Harring) go to a late night theater called Club Silencio. The performer does a monologue varying in English, Spanish, and French about how everything is an illusion. I have done a little remixing and refixing to add a slight more musical substance to the scene. Beats and processes all done by myself. Enjoy :-)
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Mulholland Drive: Silencio Dub
"NO HAY BANDA!!! There. Is. NO. Band. But yet we hear a band"
This is the scene in David Lynch's masterpiece Mulholland Drive where the stunningly beautiful Betty & Rita (Naomi Watts & Laura Elena Harring) go to a late night theater called Club Silencio. The performer does a monologue varying in English, Spanish, and French about how everything is an illusion. I have done a little remixing and refixing to add a slight more musical substance to the scene. Beats and processes all done by myself. Enjoy :-)
This is the scene in David Lynch's masterpiece Mulholland Drive where the stunningly beautiful Betty & Rita (Naomi Watts & Laura Elena Harring) go to a late night theater called Club Silencio. The performer does a monologue varying in English, Spanish, and French about how everything is an illusion. I have done a little remixing and refixing to add a slight more musical substance to the scene. Beats and processes all done by myself. Enjoy :-)
Friday, January 23, 2009
Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers
In my opinion one of the very coolest hip-hop songs ever made! Kool Kieth on the vocals and Bass Dan the Automator on beats and production and a wicked scratch solo by Q-Bert! Also a violin sample of "Violin Concerto No. 2, Sz 112" by Béla Bartok.
The video get's a bit bit weird at some point so be advised. Kool Keith is a pretty dark/goofy/messed up individual to begin with so it would not be too surprising if the director used some of Keith's input for the video.
The unofficial video that uses Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers (Autamator Remix) is very artfully done and interesting.
Enjoy both.
Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers
Official Video: directed by John J. Assalian
Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers (Autamator Remix)
Unofficial Video
The video get's a bit bit weird at some point so be advised. Kool Keith is a pretty dark/goofy/messed up individual to begin with so it would not be too surprising if the director used some of Keith's input for the video.
The unofficial video that uses Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers (Autamator Remix) is very artfully done and interesting.
Enjoy both.
Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers
Official Video: directed by John J. Assalian
Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers (Autamator Remix)
Unofficial Video
Kid Koala Music Video's
Eric San (born 1974 in Vancouver, Canada, who records under the name Kid Koala, is a Montreal, Quebec based DJ and turntablist. He is signed to the British Ninja Tune record label, is a member of jam band Bullfrog and alternative hip hop supergroup Deltron 3030. He has also made appearances with many other artists from Amon Tobin to the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and has made contributions to Lovage, Peeping Tom, Gorillaz and numerous other projects.
Biography
San graduated from Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School and went on to study elementary education at McGill University. He is well known for his enigmatic style of turntablism, which uses an unusual collection of samples. He has been known to use samples of music from Charlie Brown television specials, old comedy sketch routines (including those which mock turntablism), people sneezing, and people reading a menu in Cantonese. He is well known for his cheerful demeanor at concerts and having a good sense of humour.
San is also an illustrator and an artist, having designed all of his own album covers. A comic book he drew is included as the liner notes to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Following the release of the album, Kid Koala toured extensively, during which time he opened for some of his favorite artists, including Radiohead and Björk.
He has also released a full length graphic novel, Nufonia Must Fall, which includes a soundtrack CD he composed. Some of my Best Friends are DJs includes a chess set as part of the packaging.
This album was supported by a cabaret-style tour throughout North America, Europe and Australia known as The Short Attention Span Theatre, which featured an unpredictable opening act—3 Djs (Kid Koala, P-Love, and DJ Jester the Filipino Fist) on 8 turntables set up like a band, and a bingo game at intermission among other tremendously quirky surprises. Following this tour Kid Koala has performed DJ sets all over Asia, discovering new fans in destinations such as Iceland, Eastern Europe, Russia, and South America whilst working on a new book (apparently about a mosquito trying to play a clarinet) and a unique puppet show set to take place in 2008.
San popularized a method of playing the turntable like a melodic instrument, where a long, single note is dragged under the needle at different speeds, creating different pitches. Since this method of adjusting pitch is imprecise, the resulting notes waver and bend. Thus, in the song "Drunk Trumpet," San uses this method with a trumpet note to simulate a drunken trumpet player; interspersing drunken vocals to complete the effect.
San released a new Kid Koala album, entitled Your Mom's Favorite DJ (ZENCD127), on 25 September 2006.
As of October 2006 San was married and had recently embarked on a 90-city tour.
Kid Koala is currently touring as the opening performer for DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist's "The Hard Sell" tour.
Discography
Kid Koala has released 3 albums on the Ninja Tune label.
* Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (ZENCD34, 2000)
* Some of my Best Friends are DJs (ZENCD82, 2003)
* Your Mom's Favorite DJ (ZENCD127, 2006)
Other notable releases
* Scratchcratchratchatch - mixtape demo album, limited to 500 copies and initially released on cassette only (CS001, 1996)
* Scratchappyland - selections from the "Scratchcratchratchatch" mixtape - 10" released by Ninja Tune (ZEN10KK)
* Nufonia Must Fall - Graphic novel with accompanying 17 minute audio CD (ECW Press, 2003)
* Live from the Short Attention Span Audio Theater Tour!! - 5 track live EP with accompanying DVD containing the video of the live performance plus 4 Music videos (ZENCD101, Ninja Tune, 2005)
The Music Video's
Basin Street Blues
Fender Bender
Floor Kids : B-Boy O-Live vs. B-Boy Nugs
Biography
San graduated from Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School and went on to study elementary education at McGill University. He is well known for his enigmatic style of turntablism, which uses an unusual collection of samples. He has been known to use samples of music from Charlie Brown television specials, old comedy sketch routines (including those which mock turntablism), people sneezing, and people reading a menu in Cantonese. He is well known for his cheerful demeanor at concerts and having a good sense of humour.
San is also an illustrator and an artist, having designed all of his own album covers. A comic book he drew is included as the liner notes to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Following the release of the album, Kid Koala toured extensively, during which time he opened for some of his favorite artists, including Radiohead and Björk.
He has also released a full length graphic novel, Nufonia Must Fall, which includes a soundtrack CD he composed. Some of my Best Friends are DJs includes a chess set as part of the packaging.
This album was supported by a cabaret-style tour throughout North America, Europe and Australia known as The Short Attention Span Theatre, which featured an unpredictable opening act—3 Djs (Kid Koala, P-Love, and DJ Jester the Filipino Fist) on 8 turntables set up like a band, and a bingo game at intermission among other tremendously quirky surprises. Following this tour Kid Koala has performed DJ sets all over Asia, discovering new fans in destinations such as Iceland, Eastern Europe, Russia, and South America whilst working on a new book (apparently about a mosquito trying to play a clarinet) and a unique puppet show set to take place in 2008.
San popularized a method of playing the turntable like a melodic instrument, where a long, single note is dragged under the needle at different speeds, creating different pitches. Since this method of adjusting pitch is imprecise, the resulting notes waver and bend. Thus, in the song "Drunk Trumpet," San uses this method with a trumpet note to simulate a drunken trumpet player; interspersing drunken vocals to complete the effect.
San released a new Kid Koala album, entitled Your Mom's Favorite DJ (ZENCD127), on 25 September 2006.
As of October 2006 San was married and had recently embarked on a 90-city tour.
Kid Koala is currently touring as the opening performer for DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist's "The Hard Sell" tour.
Discography
Kid Koala has released 3 albums on the Ninja Tune label.
* Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (ZENCD34, 2000)
* Some of my Best Friends are DJs (ZENCD82, 2003)
* Your Mom's Favorite DJ (ZENCD127, 2006)
Other notable releases
* Scratchcratchratchatch - mixtape demo album, limited to 500 copies and initially released on cassette only (CS001, 1996)
* Scratchappyland - selections from the "Scratchcratchratchatch" mixtape - 10" released by Ninja Tune (ZEN10KK)
* Nufonia Must Fall - Graphic novel with accompanying 17 minute audio CD (ECW Press, 2003)
* Live from the Short Attention Span Audio Theater Tour!! - 5 track live EP with accompanying DVD containing the video of the live performance plus 4 Music videos (ZENCD101, Ninja Tune, 2005)
The Music Video's
Basin Street Blues
Fender Bender
Floor Kids : B-Boy O-Live vs. B-Boy Nugs
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Benny Benassi: Bring the Noise Pump-kin Remix (Public Enemy)
An incredible rendition of the Public Enemy classic "Bring the Noise" brought to a whole new level paired up with live footage of the band.
Note from Benny Benassi's Wiki page:
In August 2007, Benassi released a remix of Public Enemy's 'Bring the Noise'. The video for the track was created by Eclectic Method featuring a montage of live footage from Public Enemy, the video was premiered on imeem.com. In February 2008 "Bring the Noise" won a Grammy for best Remix (Dance).
Note from Benny Benassi's Wiki page:
In August 2007, Benassi released a remix of Public Enemy's 'Bring the Noise'. The video for the track was created by Eclectic Method featuring a montage of live footage from Public Enemy, the video was premiered on imeem.com. In February 2008 "Bring the Noise" won a Grammy for best Remix (Dance).
Friday, January 9, 2009
Trentemøller: Moan (Trentemøller Vocal Remix ft. Ane Trolle)
Cool and interesting video for Danish DJ/Producer Trentemøller's song Moan featuring vocals by Ane Trolle. Enjoy.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
David Lynch: The Alphabet (Dub)
Credits:Directed by:
David Lynch
Writing credits:
David Lynch ... writer
Cast:
Peggy Lynch ... Girl
Produced by:
H. Barton Wasserman .... producer
Cinematography by:
David Lynch
Film Editing by:
David Lynch
Sound Department:
Robert Cullum .... sound mixer
David Lynch .... sound
Robert McDonald .... sound editor
Animation Department:
David Lynch .... animator
-----------------------------------------
Sound Remix & Music: Ky Olsen
-----------------------------------------
Plot:
(from imdb user jodiac ):
Sound Remix & Music: Ky Olsen
-----------------------------------------
Plot:
(from imdb user jodiac ):
Another Phobia Envisioned by David Lynch, 29 May 2002
Author: jodiac from Lexington, KY
David Lynch says this film was an attempt at visualizing the "fear of learning." In it, a young girl is tortured by the alphabet in a competely abstract nightmare. Lynch has always been fascinated by the darker side of dreams, the seemingly nonsensical black procession of symbols and fears, and this film simply adds another phobia to the canon.
We are shown images of a head with information going in one side, and this eventually causes the head to erupt into a black mess. Lynch juxtaposes the most innocent of subjects (the alphabet), which usually marks the beginning of our schooling, with disconcerting images of blood and vomit. Disturbing? Yes. Lynch apparently formed the idea after hearing of a girl who was found reciting the alphabet during a nightmare.
On a more profound level, the film examines a fear that perhaps appears for most later in life: the dread of knowledge. There's quite a bit of truth to the oft-repeated line "ignorance is bliss." Gradually, we realize that the more we learn, the less we understand, and therefore, the less control we have over our situations. It's a problem that has vexed people since the conception of "science." We ask questions out of curiosity, find there are no accessible answers, create a religious penumbra that satisfies a great deal with a few simple passages, and then science comes along and we are confronted once again with the inconsistencies of our faith. Thus, we fear that which turns the rock-solid black and whites of our existence to a confused mass of gray.
Also, The Alphabet hints at what linguists and intellectuals and songwriters have known for centuries; words are wholly inadequate to describe even the simplest of human perceptions. And once one has etched that list of letters into one's mind, in a sense, there is no turning back. Life becomes shapes patterned on paper, and conceptions of reality will no longer be formed purely and internally; they are immediately attached to an imperfect language and remained tethered to that which will never truly suffice.---------------------------------------
The Film:
Lynch on The Alphabet
Original Film
The Alphabet Dub
(Original Film with audio remix and music)
Lynch on The Alphabet
Original Film
The Alphabet Dub
(Original Film with audio remix and music)
--------------------------------------
Sources:
The Alphabet on IMDB.com
The Alphabet on Lynchnet.com
David Lynch Home Page
Sources:
The Alphabet on IMDB.com
The Alphabet on Lynchnet.com
David Lynch Home Page
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