jump to navigation

Song of the Day: Danger Mouse - What More Can I Say? February 24, 2007

Posted by ~V~ in : Politics, Images, Philosophy, Sounds, Song of the Day, Web Resources , trackback

because if silence is golden,
then music must be made of diamonds.

***

What more can i tell you? Let me spell it for you:

by rpeschetz by otherthings by urbanmkr by urbanmkr
by urbanmkr by secret canadian by urbanmkr by urbanmkr
by Xurble by otherthings by kzys
Eye of Horus
by urbanmkr by marie-II by Joseph Robertson by LeoL30
letter collage created with Spell with Flickr
click on any photo to enlarge

===

Far from a Harvard student; just had the balls to do it.

god forgive me for my brash delivery,
but i remember vividly
what these streets did to me…

Danger Mouse - What More Can I Say? (6.3MB mp3)

from The Grey Album

Danger Mouse presents The Grey AlbumIn 2003, a little–known DJ by the name of Danger Mouse created a “mash–up” album that remixed the music of the BeatlesWhite Album and hiphop star Jay–Z’s Black Album to produce a new record called The Grey Album.

The swift and draconian legal reaction to the online dissemination of this technically illegal but culturally fascinating artifact gave rise to a “day of digital civil disobedience,” [February 24, 2004] organized by
music activism group Downhill Battle.

Grey Tuesday, as the day of action was known, marks a potentially new site for a blend of online political and cultural activism in the highly charged realm of intellectual property expansionism.

~ from Grey Tuesday, online cultural activism and the mash–up of music and politics, by Sam Howard-Spink

What does this song mean to you? Leave a comment.

see all posts tagged “Song of the Day”

Comments»

1. oneparticularwave » Song of the Day: Danger Mouse - December 4th - 4 March, 2007

[…] Check out this earlier post about the Grey Album and Grey Tuesday. […]

2. tago-mago - 9 March, 2007

sorry to post this in comments, but i couldn’t find a contact email…

i’ve made a new ep

remixes of the wu tang, frank zappa, zap mama, outkast, more

http://tago-mago.net/music2.htm

Reviews below:

—————

The “Eardrums shall fail” blog said:

“Rarely have I heard a reinvention of music I was, or thought I was, familiar with, in such unexpected ways.”

http://eashfa.wordpress.com/2007/02/24/pusherman-tago-mago/

—————-

“Irk the Purists” said:

“interesting bedroom remixes, some of the best I’ve heard in a long while.”

http://irkthepurists.blogspot.com