Showing posts with label The Black Eyed Peas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Black Eyed Peas. Show all posts

Entry 58-- New Spins Week, Part 5: "The Time (Dirty Bit)"

Written By Christopher Audiophile on Friday, September 23, 2011 | 9/23/2011 05:45:00 AM

New Spins Week, Part 5
Song: "The Time (Dirty Bit)"
Artist: The Black Eyed Peas
Spin on: "Time of my Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes
http://youtu.be/JwQZQygg3Lk (Spin)
http://youtu.be/QUoDaCH1MJM (Original)
Comments: Sorry I'm running a tad late today; I promise this won't become a regular occurance. This song was originally written for the movie "Dirty Dancing," recorded by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes in 1987. Twenty-three years later, The Black Eyed Peas went to town on this song, mixing it into their 'Dirty Bit' version. True to their musical style, the Peas made 'Dirty Bit' into a party-ready, electro-pop sounding, upbeat tune. While it retains most of the lyrics and the melody of the original, they are different enough to not be confused for each other after the first few seconds. 'Dirty Bit' is the essence of a good remix-- a switch of styles, a catchy new spin on the original beat, and in this case, a heaping spoonful of electronic goodness. Hopefully you enjoyed New Spins Week. If anyone has an idea for a new theme week, or a song they want me to use, let me know! Have a good weekend, and enjoy the song!

Entry 58-- New Spins Week, Part 5: "The Time (Dirty Bit)"

New Spins Week, Part 5
Song: "The Time (Dirty Bit)"
Artist: The Black Eyed Peas
Spin on: "Time of my Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes
http://youtu.be/JwQZQygg3Lk (Spin)
http://youtu.be/QUoDaCH1MJM (Original)
Comments: Sorry I'm running a tad late today; I promise this won't become a regular occurance. This song was originally written for the movie "Dirty Dancing," recorded by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes in 1987. Twenty-three years later, The Black Eyed Peas went to town on this song, mixing it into their 'Dirty Bit' version. True to their musical style, the Peas made 'Dirty Bit' into a party-ready, electro-pop sounding, upbeat tune. While it retains most of the lyrics and the melody of the original, they are different enough to not be confused for each other after the first few seconds. 'Dirty Bit' is the essence of a good remix-- a switch of styles, a catchy new spin on the original beat, and in this case, a heaping spoonful of electronic goodness. Hopefully you enjoyed New Spins Week. If anyone has an idea for a new theme week, or a song they want me to use, let me know! Have a good weekend, and enjoy the song!

Entry 24-- "Boom Boom Guetta"

Written By Christopher Audiophile on Saturday, August 6, 2011 | 8/06/2011 06:02:00 PM

Song: "Boom Boom Guetta"
Artist: The Black Eyed Peas and David Guetta
http://youtu.be/meXgTQy5jEY (Clean, music video)
http://youtu.be/sIhoZ6jKPiY (Explicit)
Comments: Holy wow, this blog has over 300 hits! As a special thank you to my awesome audience, I've decided to put up a weekend post. Boom Boom Guetta has the distinction of being one of the best remixes I've ever heard. I prefer the Explicit version (second link) over the Clean version (first link) for two reasons: A) I do not, under any circumstances, approve of song censorship, and B) the first video, while cool, feels like an advertisement for HP. That said, unlike many remixes, this doesn't have major structural changes to the song as compared to the original. It feels much more club-like, but considering that it's by David Guetta, that's hardly surprising. All in all, an excellent song-- check it out!

Entry 24-- "Boom Boom Guetta"

Song: "Boom Boom Guetta"
Artist: The Black Eyed Peas and David Guetta
http://youtu.be/meXgTQy5jEY (Clean, music video)
http://youtu.be/sIhoZ6jKPiY (Explicit)
Comments: Holy wow, this blog has over 300 hits! As a special thank you to my awesome audience, I've decided to put up a weekend post. Boom Boom Guetta has the distinction of being one of the best remixes I've ever heard. I prefer the Explicit version (second link) over the Clean version (first link) for two reasons: A) I do not, under any circumstances, approve of song censorship, and B) the first video, while cool, feels like an advertisement for HP. That said, unlike many remixes, this doesn't have major structural changes to the song as compared to the original. It feels much more club-like, but considering that it's by David Guetta, that's hardly surprising. All in all, an excellent song-- check it out!