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News Credits: 34 · by **Supreme Convoy** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 9:49 pm

I'm a huge fan of DJ Earworm's previous United States of Pop where he mashes up the top 25 hit songs of a year into one song.

This year's mash up is great. Even though I wouldn't listen to 99% of these songs by themselves, I always appreciate a great mash up.

News Credits: 9 · by **Editor** » Wed Dec 29, 2010 12:07 am

A good mash-up is great addition to a playlist. Robin Skouteris alone gets a couple gigs on my player.

Earworm has some good ones, and I like this one but this style just seems a bit too busy to me. Probably due to just trying to put that many songs into that short a mix, if just listening without the video clues you could miss that some of the components are in there.

News Credits: 34 · by **Supreme Convoy** » Wed Dec 29, 2010 12:55 am

Editor wrote:A good mash-up is great addition to a playlist. Robin Skouteris alone gets a couple gigs on my player.

I thought I was well versed in the world of mash ups, I've never heard of Robin Skouteris. I'm liking what I've heard so far.

You probably have these but in case you or anyone else that wants to be musically blown away I'm a huge fan of these two mash up albums.

Jay-Zeezer - The Black & Blue Album. Not a rap fan but Jay-Z is brilliantly mixed in with Weezer's classic songs. Awesome songs.

Dylan Mashed. I'm a huge Bob Dylan fan, never in million years would I think his songs would work so well with bands like The Police, Eagles of Death Metal, The Pixies, or Rocky Horror Show.