Neil Young - Heart of Gold [Chopped and Screwed by the Saturday Club] (2006)
And if you just wanted to listen to it…
petersheik asked: Did you chop and screw "Heart of Gold" a few years ago? That, sir, is, as they say, my shit. It's perfect. And it weirds out the squares. Win-win.
Yes I did! It took me a long time to find, because apparently my archiving blows, but I tracked it down in the end.
Take this, squares: Neil Young - Heart of Gold (Chopped and Screwed by the Saturday Club).
the-octobrist asked: The first mashup I ever heard was your remix of "The Way We Get By" and "How We Do." That was probably about 5 years ago. I've since lost the mp3 of it. Is there some way I could get a hold of that track? It was a big favorite of mine back in the day.
Wow. Awesome. I’m glad you liked it!
For those too new to Screw Rock ‘n’ Roll to know, this blog began when I began chopping and screwing rock songs and posting them to this outlet’s now disused Blogspot incarnation. The Spoon vs The Game mash-up, which is indeed from five years ago, came in two forms: one regular-speed and the other screwed. I did think I might have lost the mp3s what with new computers and new hard drives, but I hunted through some old folders and found them both.
Download links!
Spoon - The Way We Get By (The Saturday Club’s How We Do Remix ft. 50 Cent & The Game)
In other Screw Rock ‘n’ Roll news, last year Martin Douglas suggested I chop and screw his noise-folk album Buttons for North Caroline. I agreed and promptly did not. But I will!
Post Your Own Music Monday
Song: Coldplay (featuring 5 O’Clock Shadowboxers)- “Lost (Saturday Club Chopped-and-Screwed Remix)”
There are a lot of things about this song that probably shouldn’t work: Zilla Rocca rhyming on a Coldplay track (with little production flourishes from yours truly), the fact that it’s chopped-and-screwed, and the idea that Zilla, myself, and my boy Jonathan turned fucking Coldplay into something remotely hip-hop.
Zilla’s verse on this is great. Well done all round.
Follow the brilliant career of Jonathan Bradley, noted iconoclast, libertine, and man of letters. When he's not blogging here, he blogs at The United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, Australia. Jonathan is the editor of American Review magazine's daily Blog Book section and a daily editor at the Singles Jukebox.
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