"Never Has The Top 40 Sounded So Unfamiliar" - Girl Talk "Night Ripper" Review
Gregg Gillis aka Girl Talk creates musical chimeras – mating songs you probably thought were played out with other songs you thought were played out, to make some fresh, very danceable hip-hop music on his album appropriately titled Night Ripper.
What to call Girl Talk’s music becomes something of a technical debate in and of itself. This is not your father’s mashup. This isn’t DJ Z-Trip, this isn’t Hollertronix – this is a whole new beast, tailored for the ADD generation. Whereas a layman can make mashup music – combining two songs with the same BPM – Girl Talk’s Night Ripper took over a year to make and contains about 6,250 variations on samples from 167 different artists.
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