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@bhdunn If you actually read my entire comment you would understand i said Greg Gillis is doing mash-up and not mixing. I simply tried to explain the most basic examples of mixing vs mash-up. Please read more carefully next time. Thanks :-)

@cuencastone I think them being edited would detract from them. What's wrong with uncensored ones?

@bhdunn yes sir! Who said that? haha, they obviously dont know anything about music.

@Ipvids Thanks! I actually downloaded them that night- I paid for them, but it was optional :) My only *wish* is that they were edited! ;-) I listen to them when I go running- but if they were edited, I would play the songs everywhere! <3 it!

@cuencastone Night Ripper and Feed the Animals are the two like this. His first two albums are a lot different, and not as good imo. But you can download them all free.

does he have more CD's? I LOVE his mashups!

hey i want this song where can i get it?

@VipaGTS Thanks!

@cuervodka "Breezin'" by George Benson.

Anyone know the name of the song where he got the guitar sample at 0:21 ? I know i've heard that before and its driving me crazy !!!!

@vinyltm greg gillis is doing way more than just crossfading he mashes more than just two songs at once. . .its like a collage with music. . .

yes, keep doing this for sure

Nice Bro

What I'm saying is that alot of artists waive fees like that, because of his notoriety, and its not like he is just copying their whole song simple a few seconds.

@djselcius do you know how much it would cost him to clear these samples? even ONE sample could span 15 people or so cuz rappers tend to sample from big funk bands or sample other samples :S. one song may contain about 150 different people to pay haha. not including the big label suits who get the MOST money but do the least amount of work.

Not so. If GT uses a sample from your song its a good thing, hes pretty big.

IF you like mash ups check me out!

who cares what it's called, it's fantastic.

It's pretty simple, if you take two songs and crossfade them together at the same matching BPM (beat per minute) it is called mixing. There are many variations of mixing. Taking multiple samples of different songs and putting them together is considered mash-up. It mainly has to do with how the tracks are played out. Taking the beat from one song and the vocals from another is mash-up. It's really a big confusing circle. :-P I hope that helped you understand a bit more. google it if not

Okay, I'm confused. Backround=mixing, actual song=mashup? I think I see the distinction.

yep look it up hes so good

I don't even think he can SELL his music officially seeing as he's probably sampled like damn near 1000 songs. He probably has some kinda "donation" scheme working hahaha. I'd give him a few bucks for the great mash ups I've heard for sure though. I'm not as pleased w/ the rest of his stuff as I was with Feed The Animals though.

saw him live saturday night. one of his best college shows apparently. i was on stage the whole time. loved it. love him.

Playing Big Day Out down in Aus/Nz January 2010

A friend of mine got to go see him when she was on foreign exchange in France. I'm so jealous. ;-;