#remix

52 posts · Last used 14d

#JukeboxFridayNight #PlayTime#AlternateFridayMusic #Remix I'm putting both of the Friday music hashtags on this one for the following reasons: "Dear Prudence, greet the brand-new day The sun is up, the sky is blue It's beautiful and so are you Dear Prudence, won't you come out to play?" In 1968, the Beatles visited India to study meditation. Mia Farrow and her sister Prudence (the subject of the song "Dear Prudence") were there at the same time. The Esher Demos are recordings made at George Harrison’s bungalow at Kinfauns, Esher, in 1968 after the band's return from India. The majority of the recordings appeared at least partially on the White Album. In November 2018, after the 50th anniversary of the album’s release, an expanded reissue was released with new stereo remixes, outtakes and the original Esher demo recordings. In this demo of "Dear Prudence," there is a spoken addition at the end, in what sounds like John's voice: "She was struck by an illness in the middle of her meditation course in Rishikesh, India. No one was to know that s-s-sooner or later, she was to go completely berserk under the care of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. All the people around were very worried about the girl because she was going insane, so we sang to her. Thank you" Dear Prudence (Esher Demo) - The Beatles

Dear Prudence (Esher Demo)

0
0
0
0
Replying to
🔺 :catjam: 🔺 Tessellate - alt-J (Broadbandits Afro Remix) https://song.link/y/NwreVcplP6M #AlternateFridayMusic #Remix
0
0
0
0
Oh fun! The #AlternateFridayMusic is #Remix so I will share this absolutely stunning remix of A Guy Called Gerald's Fever (Or A Flame) created by my friend Steve Ash when he was part of The Black Dog Productions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHKFodFbrmE Steve now releases music as CommsBreakdown so if you enjoy this remix check out some of his recent work over on Bandcamp: https://commsbreakdown.bandcamp.com #BlackDogProductions #BlackDog #AGuyCalledGerald #downtempo

A Guy Called Gerald - Fever (Or A Flame) (Blackdog Remix)

0
0
0
0
I knew that #friday came after #thurday, but I didn't know that after a #musiquinta came either a #fortnightFridayMusic or an #alternateFridayMusic ! Always learning... And it seems that today is #alternateFridayMusic day, with the topic #remix . And since my #WeeklyShirt today was in celebration of Jessicka Addams's birthday and the memorable reunion show I went to London specifically to see 11 years ago today... well, the remix song I am in the mood to spin today is a Jack Off Jill track: they had a remix EP released in 1998 called "Covetous Creature", mixing a few songs from their debut album of the previous year. The CD doesn't have a single track I dislike or that wouldn't be a good fit for this toot, but I guess I must choose... and so I picked up "Girlscout (Sunday Mix)", because since I'm celebrating a riot grrrl band, nothing better than to pick a remix made by a woman, and this one was made by Susan Wallace (of Switchblade Symphony fame). Here goes: Girl Scout "Sunday Mix" - Jack Off Jill ft. Susan Wallace https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=lyNN2BdDipE
0
0
0
0
The theme for this #AlternateFridayMusic is #Remix, so here is one of my favorite remixes ever - the electronic post-rockers from 65daysofstatic changing the punk rock of "Burn" by Alkaline Trio into an IDM/breakcore frenzy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQtQYspC4TE (btw Paul Wolinski from 65dos is on Mastodon as @polinski@mastodon.gamedev.place) #PostRock #breakcore #PunkRock #AlkalineTrio #65daysofstatic #music

Burn (65 Days Of Static Remix)

1
0
1
0
#alternatefridaymusic #remix To me, putting remix in the name of the song was a distinct early 2000's thing to do. Seeing 'the Trentemøller remix' in the title was a quality label, a badge of honor for the original artist. I could have chosen any of those. I chose this Skream remix instead because I love the combination of the head voice of La Roux with the bass layer underneath. It makes a good song just a little bit better. That's what remixes are supposed to do. It sits at the pinnacle of dubstep, back then just a subgenre of drum & bass. B defore it became mainstream, aggressive and formulaic it was exciting and eclectic and I enjoyed it massively.

La Roux-In for the kill (skream let's get ravey remix)

0
0
0
0