michelej1
06-20-2008, 03:37 PM
Nylon Magazine
http://www.nylonmag.com/?section=article&parid=1608
GIRLS JUST WANNA...
get free music that everyone really likes. Yay.
Fleetwood Mac and M.I.A. on the same track? It's not the brainchild of some really creative record execs or even the artists themselves.
Instead, prodigal DJ Greg Gillis, aka Girl Talk, is behind the mash-up (or didn't you guess).
Boasting more amazing samples than a Baskin Robbins store, Girl Talk's new album Feed the Animals is 32 flavors of weirdness. The CD features clips and collaborations from a seriously eclectic group of musicians like Jay-Z, Ace of Base, and David Bowie.
And while the album's fourteen tracks are definitely worth paying for, this time you don't have to.
Like Radiohead's In Rainbows, the tracks are available on the "pay what you want" system.
Being broke has never been more fun.
http://www.nylonmag.com/?section=article&parid=1608
GIRLS JUST WANNA...
get free music that everyone really likes. Yay.
Fleetwood Mac and M.I.A. on the same track? It's not the brainchild of some really creative record execs or even the artists themselves.
Instead, prodigal DJ Greg Gillis, aka Girl Talk, is behind the mash-up (or didn't you guess).
Boasting more amazing samples than a Baskin Robbins store, Girl Talk's new album Feed the Animals is 32 flavors of weirdness. The CD features clips and collaborations from a seriously eclectic group of musicians like Jay-Z, Ace of Base, and David Bowie.
And while the album's fourteen tracks are definitely worth paying for, this time you don't have to.
Like Radiohead's In Rainbows, the tracks are available on the "pay what you want" system.
Being broke has never been more fun.