Check it out… I love the Beastie Boys, and I love remixes. If you’re like me, and wanna hear some awesome BBoy remixes you have to visit BeastieMixes.com. It’s a website that hosts and archives mixes featuring Beastie Boys songs. This shit is hot!!!
Beastie Boy Remixes via BeastieMixes.com
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Fat Joe Remix Contest (HURRY UP)
Sorry for the late notice, but if you wanna remix Fat Joe’s new single “I Won’t Tell” you better get spinning! The deadline is May 16th, 2008.
About this remix contest… Fat Joe, Terror Squad, Imperial Records, iKey-Audio, and HipHopDX are giving you the chance to remix Fat Joe’s hit single “I Won’t Tell” featuring J. Holiday from his new album The Elephant in the Room. Just download the a cappella and get to work!
The winner will be picked by Fat Joe and their remix will be featured on his MySpace page. In addition, the winner will also win a pair of studio monitors from iKey-Audio. So get your remixes submitted!!!
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FUNKY REMIXES IS ONE YEAR OLD
It’s hard to believe… but it’s been one year since I launched funkyremixes.com. The support and interest in this site has been shocking, and I look forward to another year of funky and free music.
There have been 38,112 visitors to the website since it started, and I have had visits from just about every country and every continent on earth (except Antarctica!… I guess people living on ice don’t listen to music to stay warm?).
Hopefully every single person found some remixes to download.
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Linkin Park Remix Contest
Record your own remix…
Create the album artwork…
Submit your remix and win $4000 and a Linkin Park concert at your college.
No turntable or mixing hardware needed, just visit THIS WEBSITE.
(You don’t need to be a college student to win the cash prize, but you do need to be a U.S. citizen to be eligible).
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Italian File-Sharers Fear Not!
Francesco Pizzetti, president of the official Italian body for Guaranteeing the Protection of Private Data, has ruled that Italian companies are not permitted to spy on individuals who engage in illegal file-sharing.
In the past, companies were allowed to obtain street addresses of file-sharers from their internet service providers in order to send registered letters to each individual.
Italian consumer rights groups protested this practice and a ruling was handed down preventing companies from tracking down people through IP addresses who were thought to be sharing files.
The consumer groups were happy with the ruling… but needless to say, Italy’s record labels are not so happy.
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