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Perhaps slightly less accessible than some other Eclectic Method stuff, but it makes up for that by the sheer number of classics sampled.

The jam band Phish came up with a list of 99 classic albums, one of which ("Exile on Main Street") they surprised an audience by covering in its entirety at a Halloween concert in Indio, California. As an intro for the Phish performance, London-based A/V remixers Eclectic Method took audio and video bits from each of those 99 albums and collaged them together into a superb cut-up. "Eclectic Method Goes Phish"

The Simonsound are Simon James and Matt Ford (aka DJ Format). This is a video remix of their cover version of Kraftwerk's 'Tour De France' - retitled 'Tour De Mars'. Original video by Simon James, recut with additional footage by Strictly Kev aka DJ Food.

"Here is a remake of the song "Thriller" - that I have recorded entirely with my own voice, in multi-tracks acappella - without any instruments, synthesizers, beatbox or even sampler."

It apparently took him two and a half months to complete - time that perhaps could have been better spent looking for a girlfriend.

If you were ever curious about what Vincent Price would sound like if he had a French accent, spin forward to 4:24.

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