Wow. Four things we like that taste great together. Don’t you just love putting stuff in a bowl and mixing different ingredients together and just experimenting what it might taste like? Well, this is not that, because they clearly knew what they were doing taking the 8 bit video game look, mixing in Legos and animation and backing it with some great computer generated music. Pure fun in our bowl.
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Iron Fred G-nose knows of The H2Y’s love of Daft Punk, the Bowl’s greatest techno band. He served up the tools and Mr. M-nose took it higher.
One of the great new music art forms of recent times is the mash-up, but it is a lot harder than it first sounds. A mash-up is essentially of what was originally two or more songs or music tracks that have been mixed together. It is one of the many ways to make something old new again. You could say it is the cousin of the sample, which is exactly what it sounds like: a sample of one song used in another song, say just three drum beats or one phrase from the lyrics.
Want to play the drums until the cows come home? What’s the matter? Don’t have your own drum kit? Who needs reality when everything is now virtual? Check out this virtual drum kit and get rocking!
I wish this instrument could fill a sixty story building with hundreds of gillions of drawers with each one being a different sound. Think of symphony that a third grade class could engineer. We particularly like the sound of “Wit’s End”; we know it well.
Twisted kids’ music by Kimya Dawson comes out today. The parents will know her from doing songs for that movie Juno. But you can still love her for songs with lyrics like:
A is for Apple, B is for Butt, C is for Cat-butt, D is for Doo-Doo, E is for Elephant-butt, F is for Fart, G is for Gorilla-fart, H is for Hairy Gorilla-fart”
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