Music For Middle-Brow Snobs: Cautions for the Girl

I’ve been somewhat obsessed with mashups recentl, especially DJ Lobsterdust, who is pretty great. So there’s some of that, and Thai music and other things….

1. Yvonne Fair — Love Ain’t No Toy (The Bitch Is Black)
2. DJ Lobsterdust — Always Single (Beyonce vs. Lenny Kravitz)
3. King of Pain — Badd to Me (The Cure vs. the Ying-Yang Twins)
4. Trevor Dandy — Is There Any Love (Good God! A Gospel Funk Hymnal)
5. Madline Bell — I’m Gonna Make You Love Me (Soulful Divas vol. 1)
6. Salak Siathong — Suang Nang (Cautions for the Girl) (Siamese Soul)
7. Siriporn Umpaipong — Sao Electone (Jumbo Hit)
8. The Alan Parsons Project — One Good Reason (Ammonia Avenue)
9. J.-P.M & Co. — Baby Topless (Jean-Pierre Massiera – Psychoses Discoïd)
10. Lenlow — Orinoco Bitch (Enya vs. The Prodigy)
11. Sugarcubes — Deus (Remix) (LIfe’s Too Good)
12. Wilhelm Kempf — Beethoven Piano Sonata #31 in A. Flat, Op. 110 – 1. (Late Piano Sonatas)
13. DJ Lobsterdust — Baby Arrow (Marvin Gaye and Mary Wells vs. The Album Leaf vs. The Carpenters)
14. The Country Gentlemen — The Fields Have Turned Brown (Folk Songs and Bluegrass)
15. Johnny Cash — Redemption Day (Ain’t No Grave)
16. Johnny Cash — Sam Hall (The Man Comes Around)

Download: Cautions for the Girl.

2 thoughts on “Music For Middle-Brow Snobs: Cautions for the Girl

  1. Very nice, sir.
    But real middle brow snobs include artwork for pretentious virtual library.

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