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Hayseed-Dixie Videos | A Cover & An Original
Bohemian Rhapsody: Alien Abduction Probe:
Kleptones Video Mash-ups
The Kleptones are making videos to go with their latest album, Uptime/Downtime (download it here), and here are their first few efforts … Voodoo Sabotage (The Kleptones Mash-Up) from DJ Tripp on Vimeo. But, in my opinion, this one is much better … Welcome Back by The Kleptones (Instamatic video mash) from The Videotones on … Continue reading
A musical interlude …
Jelly Roll Morton claimed to have invented jazz in 1902 … highly unlikely, but it does not diminish his musical skill or achievements! Born and raised in New Orleans, he started work as a piano player in a brothel in his teens. Because of his early position in the history of jazz, his piano style … Continue reading
Kleptones & Anthony Gormley’s “One And Other” project
One of the guys from Kleptones was up on the plinth in Trafalgar square and the mix produced during is online (it totals a little over 48 minutes) … you can find it here. It is not the most polished piece of work, but it is still a very solid piece of music from the … Continue reading
Hayseed Dixie | She was skinny when I met her
Here is another video from the boys of Hayseed-Dixie …
Hayseed Dixie | I Don’t Feel Like Dancing
Here is a video from the boys of Hayseed-Dixie …
Bohemian Deconstruction by the Kleptones
A couple of years ago, the Kleptones produced a great mash-up of Bohemian Rhapsody covers. I have thoroughly enjoyed the track over the years but have always wondered what tracks they used … I could identify a handful of them but never all of them. So, they have published the list over on their blog … Continue reading
Christian Bale’s freak out remixed!
The great creative minds that make up the Kleptones have produced another great track, mixing up the now infamous freak out of Christian Bale with Who Cares? from Gnarls Barkley. Go check it out!
Best of 2008 by the Kleptones
Just downloaded the new tracks by the Kleptones, condensing the best of 2008 into five tracks (available on their blog – go here for no. 1, no. 2, no. 3, no. 4, or no. 5). The tracks range from 30 minutes up to nearly 55 minutes and, from the limited amount of listening I have … Continue reading
The day after Live 8 …
If, for some reason (like being dead), you did not know that the Live 8 concerts occurred last night, they did and I watched them from the relative comfort of the TV room at the St Cross Annexe. I did not win a ticket to the concert in London and I think that watching it … Continue reading


