I seriously want the future to be robots, and not the ones that clean floors. I want these ones, that serve you coffee without spilling a drop and then go on psychotic robo-breakdancing rampages in the street. And I want them NOW.
Also, I totally love that sample. H/t to Discobelle for pointing out its original source: Ini Kamoze’s classic 1984 hit “World-A-Music”. It's probably the most used and definitely the best used sample in all of electronic music. And it comes from some legitimately awesome reggae. I miss Jamaica, kind of.
Showing posts with label robot uprising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label robot uprising. Show all posts
7/7/11
ROBOCALYPSE NOW
Labels:
legitimately awesome song,
robot uprising,
skynet
2/1/11
Violence erupts in Scandinavia
This is what happens when your country has no sunlight for half the year: awesome electro videos.
Labels:
blackouts,
blood transfusions,
dubstep??,
robot uprising,
scandinavian superiority,
semiautomatic weapons,
skynet,
violent things
11/8/10
THE DRUM MACHINES ARE SENTIENT
Pogo is primarily known for his trip-hop video remixes of classic Disney movies (watch this fantastic Alice in Wonderland track). But guess what I stumbled upon? Maybe one of the best remixes of all time. This is made ENTIRELY of samples from Terminator 2, the greatest movie ever made.
Praise be to Pogo. May he deliver unto us more of such masterpieces.
Praise be to Pogo. May he deliver unto us more of such masterpieces.
Labels:
john connor,
killer beatz,
robot uprising,
skynet,
the youtubes
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