Night Ripper [Explicit]

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Night Ripper [Explicit] Reviews

Gregg Gillis is the mash up shiz. Play this album in your car and watch your friends ask, "hey, what is that." Play it in a club and get everyone dancing. There's 250 samples from 167 artists on the album. I discovered Girl Talk after stumbled across his remix of a Bonde Du Role song. Sense of humor mandatory. This is what happens when an engineering student discovers drugs.

Ive heard a few mashup artists that I really like, but Gills takes the cake with this album. You need to hear this album all the way through, from "Once Again" to the end of "Peak Out". The different tracks are mixed with such skill that the blend between tracks and mixes is completely fluid and sounds great. I can only imagine that this album will become banned someday soon, so if you collect music, own it. I could go through and tell you every part of this album that I love, (and there are MANY) but I won't. It is worth every penny you will pay for it. Gregg Gills is visionary, and this album is a testament to that.

Even so, it's all the pop or mainstream music I could ever want packed into a non-stop dance mix that's full of surprises. Like I said, it's recommended for people like myself who rarely listen to the radio or keep up with pop music but still enjoy its catchiness. This is a great album for me because I never listen to the radio and don't keep up with current pop music.

I agree with another reviewer, this mix isn't necessarily for a purpose but many of the combinations are similar to what The Hood Internet has been doing. The songs are recognizable but I would never listen to them on a daily basis. The mixes are odd, unthinkable, and always entertaining.

The good sides of pop are around every corner in Night Ripper. This frequents my CD changer or car now and continuously makes me smile. A lot of the songs that are packed into this album appear to be fairly current (though, to be honest, I haven't looked too deep into the majority of the samples). Night Ripper forces me to.

Go buy the domestic CD instead. CD but charges twice the price. This import CD has the same track listing as the domestic U.S.

Night Ripper is a dance album both unlike any other and just like every other. It reminds me of what Warhol did with consumer goods and pop icons. That is why it is so good. Night Ripper is Pop Art at its best.