Tremendous and amazing. I approve of this video.
Agreed, Australian white boy disco and US white boy rawk works sensationally
This makes it very close to the level of awesomeness of pomDeterās
I wonder who did it? That wasnāt obvious.
It took me 30-plus years to appreciate anything about the BeeGees, and not just hate them and puke at the sound of their music. Iām still waiting for similar epiphany re: Nirvana. I know, I know, Iām slow. Donāt flame me bro.
I went into this expecting something lessā¦ tame.
Too much Neil Cicierega has decalibrated my weirdness meters, I guess?
Best mash-up Iāve heard, as far as I can recall.
Kinda surprised someone didnāt do this five minutes after the genre was invented, thoughā¦
Didnāt like the pomDeter thing; Iāve gotta listen to the first one again to clean out my ears.
As the Youtube video is not accessible from here ābecause it could contain music from UMGā (yeah!), would somebody check if it is the same as:
http://vimeo.com/42778020
Almost identical, but the video on this one adds so much! To think, Cobain could have saved the seventies if that darned flux capacitor had worked.
well doneā¦ but I still prefer āStayinā Hotā
I think that it is technically brilliant, but as mashups go, pretty awful.
Underscores my thesis that all pop/rock songs over the last five decades are in fact exactly the same song.
I call it the Grand Unified Theory of Pop Music.
I never hated Nirvana, just never got them, yeah they did have some very catchy riffs but my first impression of hrmm a metal REM, whatever still sticks with me.
As Stayinā Alive mashups go, itās hard to top this one from Wax Audio:
Bravo! I agree with what I take as your implication ā this one beats the OPās mashup.
The video really makes it.
Thatās bad ass.
Itās got some flaws, but itās certainly the one to beat overall once it gets going with the chorus overlap, etc.
Bee Gees & Ben E. King
