US EditionFatboy Slim's Rolling Stones Mashup Gets Official Release After 27 Years
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Fatboy Slim's Rolling Stones mashup gets official release after 27 years
Before YouTube or streaming services, illegal mashups of two popular songs were popular to trade on P2Ps like Napster mostly used for pirating, and for DJs to swap or give limited "bootleg" releases to in trusted shops, because they'd be a logistical nightmare to clear the "samples" that make up the entire song. Just ask mashup deity Girl Talk, whose albums only surfaced on a label called Illegal Art for a reason.Fatboy Slim, thriving as one of …
A Fatboy Slim song that had a sample from The Rolling Stones was officially released after receiving the blessing of the famous British band. It is "Satisfaction Skank", a song created 25 years ago that used to be very present in DJ shows and merged "The Rockefeller Skank" (1999) with [...] See more news on Indie Hoy.
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