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It’s a 80’s (or as Rob says a 90’s perspective on the 80’s) electro mash-up of Underworld’s new-ish single “Crocodile” with a remix of the wonderful “Crockett’s Theme”, from Jan Hammer. Crockett’s theme was originally written for an episode of Miami Vice. Check it out below:

Have a great holiday season and a happy new year everyone!

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But you know what they say, good things come to those who continuously hit “Update Podcast” in iTunes… and here it is. The next set – “All Good Things”, with the title punctuated by the last track.

Personally, this has been a soundtrack to a hectic summer – with a good bit of the set in place since July, about 10 test versions have been on my iPod and floating back and forth between Rob and I as we went about with new jobs, travel, and life’s adventures. Technically, it was a sonic mess for a while – these tracks were not cooperative. But even so, I found myself queuing it up on the iPod just to enjoy. That provided the encouragement to find some time, buckle down, and work hard at getting it right.

Don’t let Justin scare you off in the first track – it’s really smooth remixed with Booka Shade. Enjoy it, we won’t tell your friends. And don’t claim you can’t resist getting down to the Rob Base / Jamiroquai jam right after.

At this point if people are laughing at you, they’ll shut up when Feist pops on and go “who is that?”.. and you’ll tell them it’s that girl from the new iPod Nano commercials, but you were a fan before she was the new fad, when she was jamming out with Peaches in Toronto. Then fast forward to Track 6 and show your indie cred with Stars of Track & Field.

That about sums it up – new takes on guilty pleasures with some headphone-worthy new discoveries peppered in… all good things.

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Here’s that track mashed with Imogen Heap’s “The Moment I said It”. Download it here or get it in your iTunes feed.

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If that doesn’t paint your fence, maybe the Orbital/Kosheen/Salt N’ Peppa track or some Annie Lennox singing over New Young Pony Club will.

To close out, in honor of their reunion, we have a trippy mash-up of The Police’s “King of Pain” with Nouvelle Vague’s remake of Joy Division’s “Love Will Tear Us Apart”. A remix of a mash-up of a remake… the friend of the enemy of my friend is my… Confused yet? Breathe… Wax on, wax off.

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Regardless, you’ll dig it.

Portishead’s “Revenge of the Number” (a remix of “Numb” off their Trip-Hop Reconstruction album) mashed with Alicia Keys’ “Karma”

Let’s call it “Revenge of the Karma”…

… or “Karma’s Revenge”…

… or “Karma Revenged my Number”

… or “Albert’s Belated Birthday Present”.

Take your pick. Just grab anything with some bass and have a listen.

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We’ve got rhymes from Hamburg to Tokyo remixed with beats from even farther. Sticking around the 100-105 bpm mark for most of the set, we then drift off into trip-hop dreamland with a five-song mashup to close it out.

What’s The Fresh Prince doing in there? Freestyle?

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Did you know you could request Biggie’s “Hypnotize” (track 4) at your next karaoke party in Tokyo? Now you do.

We’ve got two tracks that didn’t make it on the first podcast. One is a mash-up of Crystal Method and Dabrye with some of our own beats, and the other is a remix of a Kylie Minogue song.

Quick and dirty fun times.

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Now that we’re podcasting, we thought we’d share.

This is a 1h10m rehearsed live set followed by a 20m improv encore. There are quite a bunch of mash-ups and live remixes in it – some rehearsed, some… well… not.

You’ll find live remixes of everyone from Hall & Oates to Biz Markie (no.. not “Just a Friend”) to Gorillaz to LCD Soundsystem – too many to name. You can check out the track list if you join the mailing list.

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Starting with some uptempo hip-hop and bringing you to downtempo house – this set is almost completely original mash-ups and remixes. From Roots Manuva, Dolly Parton, Amerie and The Cocteau Twins to Luke Vibert, Telefon Tel Aviv, and Midwest Product – bands that have no business hanging out with each other come together for a good time.

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