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New Order / Prince mash-up: 586-1999

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I just completed a mashup called "586-1999". This is "5-8-6" by New Order mixed with "1999" by Prince, plus samples from 15 other numerically-related songs, including U2, Nine Inch Nails, Paul Hardcastle's "19", and others.

It is online at http://www.hyperreal.org/~mikew/mashups.html

On a completely unrelated note... I was a club DJ back in 1988, and I recall the day that I discovered that "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "True Faith" are in complimentary keys. Even though the tempos are miles apart, you can do a really great-sounding transition from "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "True Faith".

Here's what it sounds like: http://www.hyperreal.org/~mikew/mp3s/LWTUA_TrueFaith.mp3

If you don't feel like listening to all 8 minutes, the transition starts at 3:06, so start listening at 2:55 or so.

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Nice work me ole fruitcake. I have downloaded loadsa these things that have neworder in em from various download sites, not too keen on the wee purple fella at all, but very listenable:thumb:

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Originally posted by ShugZV© :clap:Nice work me ole fruitcake. I have downloaded loadsa these things that have neworder in em from various download sites, not too keen on the wee purple fella at all, but very listenable:thumb:

Well put your cock away then and LISTEN TO THE MUSIC.

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...good mixing quality ! :clap: ; I was djing back in 1991 for one year, and some parts of my tapes seem to sound similar...

The Saviour.

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that's some interesting stuff you've done there!

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Enjoyed BAD WORLD.

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Appreciate the effort, but I still have problems about posting mp3 files of copyrighted New Order material on here....

Especially just before a new album release AND the quest for promotional material... :uhoh:

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I'm impressed though!

2 songs I don't really like results in something quite listenable when mashed up... go figure!

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