djBC's album of legit mashups: Strictly Mixed and Mashed

djBC, the mashup artist responsible for the amazing, illegal Beasties/Beatles "Beastles" albums, has produced a great albumof authorized mashups, in collaboration with Big D & the Kids Table, called "Strictly Mixed and Mashed." The best work on the CD sounds like vintage Trojan reggae crossed with -- well, a djBC mix. Link

See also:
New album of Beatles/Beasties mashups - drop-dead awesome! -- UPDATED
Meet the Beastles
Mash-up Friday: Hiphop vs. Philip Glass = Glassbreaks Wu Orleans: mashup of Wu-Tang Clan plus dixie jazz tunes
Santastic II: Xmas mashups from djBC and friends

[#1 posted by ultracore , February 23, 2008 10:45 AM]

The vinyl is being released on my label, Silver Sprocket, with a full second LP of bonus content and alternative mixes -- www.silversprocketlabs.com

[#2 posted by Downpressor , February 24, 2008 6:47 PM]

Copyfight eh? I must be missing something since the concept of version has been part of JA music history for decades now. Dont believe the hype that all that went down as some rights holder rebellion either, just follow the money and see who got paid (Juno Lawes, Bunny Lee) when and who died for the master tapes (King Tubby). Nowadays the money goes to Greensleves or Trojan but the song remains the same.

[#3 posted by misternefarious , February 25, 2008 7:14 AM]

Great artwork! Very talented! Looking forward to hearing it! Misternefarious