mashup Blog and Journals

Okay so I heard people on youtube wanted to hear how the original version would sound with Cassadee featured so I took the instrumental version and mixed it with the remix with Cassadee in it! It's not my best mash up but it is pretty good. Watch it!!!

 

 

O.K., I tried posting the fancy format

and intricate details sent

via the club's email list...

But saying I'm "technologically-challenged"

is a polite euphemism.

THE GENERAL DEETS ARE HERE:







Please note the theme--


You're encouraged to 'dress up,' but don't have to by any means!


I have a very limited number of "comps,"

But should be able to get a reasonable amount of my friends
in at a discount...


IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN ATTENDING,
PLEASE LEAVE A BLOG COMMENT STATING SO!

I'M UNDER A GNARLY DEADLINE AT THE MOMENT,

BUT PROMISE TO GET BACK TO YOU BY 6 p.m. THE "NIGHT OF"
AT THE LATEST!

Bootie is my favorite club in L.A.,
And the crowd at the Echoplex is really diverse...

Plus, if you've never seen R.A.I.D.perform?

For that, I have one word:

PREPARE!

Thanks so much, and

hope to be seeing/meeting/dancing/hanging
with y'all, like, really soon!

Yours in Good Times and Bad Behavior,*

Clintasaurus Maximus


*Note: a term for you to interpret personally...

x o x o x

Oh? And there's no way I'll be showing before 10,

"jsyk,"

But for those of you who choose to?

TEAR IT UP! ;D

∞ ∞ ∞

UPDATE:


NOW CONFIRMED FOR THE EVE...

THE NOTORIOUS RONY ALWIN

 

Of  http://ronysphotobooth.com !

Bitches better DRESS TO SLAUGHTER, as HE--

along with other confirmed shutterbugs,
journalists, and bloggers--IS GONNA BE SNAPPIN' AWAY!

Good times, indeed...
Mmmm Hmmm!

The Media Conference, a one day conference, happening on July 3 in London, brings together policy-makers, companies, foundations and charities working for global change to learn how to successfully exploit the power of film as a global advocacy tool. Craig Mazin, the writer and producer of the hit comedies Scary Movie 3 and Scary Movie 4 leads a discussion on "The Ins and Outs of Writer’s Guild Rights and The Coming Contract Renegotiation" for the Alameda Writers Group's July 7 meeting in Glendale. The World Premiere of Static Room Media's production of Shelli Ryan's film Jake’s Closet - a suspenseful journey into the mind of a little boy who believes there is something lurking in his bedroom closet - will be screened July 7 in the competition segment of the DancesWithFilms Film Festival, opening July 6-12 in West Hollywood. The Independents Day Music Conference is a break-out session within the Philadelphia Music Week celebration, running July 9-15, to celebrate Philadelphia music, and hosted by the Recording Academy®, in which there is a slate of performances, activities, and events highlighting Philadelphia artists and music venues.

In its return to the New York area, The Latin Alternative Music Conference runs July 10-14 featuring free concerts and film nights at Central Park Summerstage and the Celebrate Brooklyn Festival at Prospect Park, industry panels at the Roosevelt Hotel, numerous artist showcases across the city and a closing night party at the Cooper-Hewitt museum. From July 11-13 Barker Hangar in Santa Monica will be converted into a software showcase where invited attendees will be able to casually test drive featured video games in what shapes up to be a preeminent press and networking event hosted by the Entertainment Software Association. Proibido Proibir (Forbidden to Forbid), by writer/director Jorge Durán, and with Caio Blat, Maria Flor, Alexandre Rodrigues, and Andressa Furletti (http://www.myspace.com/andressafurletti) will have its NYC screening, July 14 & 20, during Premiere Brazil! 2007, a collaboration between MoMA and the Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival. During the two days ConnectiCon runs, beginning July 13, convention members will find entertainment including (but not limited to) gaming tournaments, video screenings of anime and major motion pictures, informative panels, workshops and demonstrations, and a 12,000 square foot gift shop. On July 16 & 17 in San Francisco, the 2007 Ypulse Mashup (www.mashup.ypulse.com/mashup_2007), the brainchild of Anastasia Goodstein (www.myspace.com/ypulse) is the place where industry experts discuss leveraging social media, virtual reality environments and wireless technology; social networking and non-traditional marketing; youth activism, branding, experiential marketing and more.

Project Accessible Hollywood, also known as PAH-FEST, is the brain child of Christopher Coppola (the nephew of Francis Ford) and is a new kind of digital media festival that celebrates the stories and voices of everyday people by recording them using today’s latest technology and pro-sumer equipment. Festivities are July 16-22 in Livonia and will feature an evening of film and discussion with Elmore Leonard and his latest work. During Expo Comm Wireless Japan, taking place July 18-20 in Tokyo, the focus will be on Wireless and Mobile networks, Personal Area Networks, Internet ITS, Home networks, and other wireless technologies for Japan's advanced mobile society. At the Develop in Brighton Gaming Conference and Expo, from July 24-26, there will be various networking events and evening receptions, in addition to the Develop Industry Excellence Awards 2007 on Wednesday night. The NATPE TV Producers Boot Camp and LA TV Festival, run in tandem, though at different locations in the Los Angeles area, July 25-27, both offering an agenda suited to the established independent producer, or an emerging creator, building their industry credentials. Comic-Con International is a gathering of comic book, science fiction, film and television fans attending this event, July 26-29 in San Diego, which also offers seminars on breaking into filmmaking and near 24-hour film retrospectives. The Grammy Foundation along with the Gibson Foundation honors Quincy Jones, the ambassador for The Recording Academy's 50th Celebration, at its annual Starry Night gala — a benefit dinner and concert under the stars on July 28 in Los Angeles.

The above events are just a sampling of what is listed. Most of the reported events above have a submission process for indie and/or performing artists to take part in. Complete details are on the "Media, Entertainment and Performing Arts Industry News and Events" page at http://www.actorschecklist.com/news.html. Video and podcast versions of this news summary are now available at most popular video sites around the Web like MySpace, YouTube, the Apple iTunes store podcast category, as well as on The Actor's Checklist at http://actorschecklist.com/loudblog/ a great place to get your iPhone download. This month on video you will see trailers and video clips of metal, rock band, American Head Charge (http://www.myspace.com/americanheadcharge; http://www.headcharge.com), from their current DVD "Can't Stop The Machine"; Static Room Media's production of Shelli Ryan's film Jake’s Closet (http://www.JakesClosetMovie.com; http://www.myspace.com/jakesclosetmovie) premiering in the DancesWithFilms Festival; Brazilian film Proibido Proibir (Forbidden to Forbid), premiering in the Premiere Brazil! 2007 festival at MoMA (http://www.proibidoproibir.com); The sketch comedy parodies of Planet Craze (http://www.planetcraze.com; http://www.myspace.com/planetcraze) based in Miami. Another welcome goes out to newly baptized iPhone owners to make http://actorschecklist.com/loudblog their premiere video download destination for media industry news and events.

If you haven't heard this (and if you like Depeche and Muse), you should take the time to hear this mash-up. It's brilliant.

Enjoy The Problematique.

 

I got the tipoff from Stereogum that team9 has graced the world with another amaaaaazing mashup. This one is The Killers "When You Were Young" + Muse's "Starlight"

When You Were A Starlight

Do you love it? Hate it? Couldn't care less? Anyway, if you like, hop on over to Team9's site to download it and some of their other rad mashups.

I think I've finally gotten to the point where I can turn on the radio and not hear the insanely popular 2006  Gnarls hit "Crazy"... but you know, I kind of miss it.


If you are straddling the line between crazy-craving and thinking you might cut off your right ear if you do hear it again, My Old Kentucky Blog has collected some covers of the song, sung by Nelly Furtado, Of Montreal and The Raconteurs, to name a few.

There are even two bonus mash ups. Enjoy.