Music

“Acoustic slant on MIA’s Paper Planes”

“flipped”

One for the 30 somethings…..

Alozade, Hollow Point & Mr Vegas – Under Me Sensi

Towers of London – Air Guitar

Also some Vanilla Ice, Hank Marvin and Steve Miller thrown in.

‘Dancehall Rock’

Oasis Drum N Bass Mix

One for the Charlton FC Supporters!

Jay Z – Encore

Pirates of the Caribean (Sound track)

Gorillaz – Dirty Harry

Utah Saints – What Can You Do 4 Me

Prodigy – Charly

Madonna – Music

Leftfield – Phat planet

Arctic Monkeys – The view from the afternoon

Shed 7 – Dolphin

Johnny Cash – Get Rhythm

Wu-Tang Clan – C.R.E.A.M

Somewhere between the bootleg and the remix…

The Who – Baba O’Reilly

Fatboy Slim – Praise You

(320Kbps available on request)

Ducky Boys… they’re here!! Beasties meet UD in a new track mixed, cut up and scr-scr-scratched up by our very own DJ esSDee.

Move it nice and sweet and sexy! Metal bogling – it’s the new dance craze, honest!

Spunge fall into a blender with Afroman, hear the results right here. Also contains traces of Rebel MC

The Charlie Twins & Edwin Starr put the world to rights.

Scream Team and Beyonce meet the White Eyed Tigers downtone.

Check out this take on “Crazy in Love” fused with “Come Together” & “Loaded” from Screamadelica

Short and sweet at two and a half minutes.

Contains “Baggy Trousers” by Madness and “Boys Will Be Boys” by The Ordinary Boys, plus a few other percussion bits.

Brooklyn meets Basingstoke in an 80′s Electro Stylee!

Irn Mnky Says:

“Does exactly what is says on the tin!”

Dance floor mix of the original She Sells Grapevines.

A track that has done quite well for us (download original below).

Remix treatment by request from our more ‘dance’ DJ’s associates! For the trainspotters – it’s 141 BPM.

The original punk heroes meet the legendary hip hop duo in an old school punk rock scratchathon.

The Clash’s “White Riot” mellows out into “Bankrobber” then back again.

Eric B. & Rakim’s “Follow The Leader” vocal flows over the top.

Additional live scratching thrown in for good measure.

The Stone Roses “I Am The Resurrection” cut up with D12′s “My Band” to give the track a funky guitar vibe.

Cut the drum parts from the intro and added the bassline from the instrumental – as used by MC Tunes / 808 State all those years ago!

Added the guitar riff and layered other parts of the instrumental to build the track.

The D12 chorus key fitted perfectly with the Roses track.

This well known Smiths track has been covered by so many bands that it deserves it’s own boot.

Originally made a few years ago on a Yamaha Sampler and a turntable, now rebuilt from scratch on a PC.

The Smiths “How Soon Is Now?” indie classic meets Big L’s “MVP” vocal.

Added a break from the Incredible Bongo Band’s “Apache” to beef it up and some old school electro percussion.

The small tribute to Big L at the start comes courtesy of Gangstarr from the Full Clip LP

The Cult’s “She Sells Sanctuary” which I reckon is one of the greatest rock tracks of all time with Marvin’s “Heard It Through The Grapevine” vocal.

Can’t remember how – but I reaslied these two tracks had similar keys and melodies in places.

Put them together and it worked straight away, only had to slightly re-tune Marvin’s vocal.

This track has done pretty well. It has been aired on various US stations courtesy of the Sixx Mixx and also on XFM.

Made purely for fun as an enty to the GYBO “Bluetones Challege”.

Busta Rhymes “WooHah!” over five (!) Bluetones records – and all in key!

For the trainspotters out there, the tracks are:-

Are You Blue or Are You Blind?

Slight Return

Autophilia

Cut Some Rug

If…

Does what it says on the tin – 1 minute of classical hip hop and classical music.

Made to open up DJ set’s and mixes and does it’s job very well. Don’t ask where the idea came from!

Contains the first verse from Public Enemy’s “Rebel Without a Pause”.

The music is the “William Tell Overture – Abridged” from the Clockwork Orange O.S.T. by Walter (now Wendy) Carlos, originally composed by Gioacchino Rossini.

The break is from “Run’s House” by RUN DMC.

Two favourite tracks “Lyla” by Oasis and “Shake Your Rump” by the Beastie Boys.

The original mix was sat around for a while because it was missing something.

Added a break from the Wildstyle LP and the break from “Rapper’s Delight” and all the elements came together.

Was determined to complete this because I liked the pounding rhythm of the “Lyla” track.

Guest spot from Chuck D – linking the repeat chorus at the end.

Liked the riff from “Love On The Rocks (With No Ice)” because it has that AC/DC “Back In Black” groove to it.

Added Dizzie’s vocal and layed some of the guitars for the chorus. No other ingredients used.

Simple stuff but it rocks. The title is funny if nothing else.