Don't Fear Talkin Bout The Highway to Hell

Part 2 of this intriguing new medly. Definitely worth wrapping your mind around.

This one is awesome. A lot of work went in to it. George Harrison's guitar part was chopped to pieces to create 2 complete rhythm guitar parts that didn't exist before. The bass, rhythm guitar and drums were originally all on one track...this was taken apart(using my own patented procedures) in order to enhance the quality and create stereo where it was originally in mono. The horn parts were digitally reworked to span the entire song as well. The vocals of course are from a completely different song. The background vocals are really interesting because it is both John Lennon and Paul McCartney singing "It's Just Another Day" in perfect harmony with each other, but they were each taken from 2 different post Beatles songs. John's comes from "How Do You Sleep" which is actually a song that was bashing Paul McCartney. And Paul's comes from "It's Just Another Day."

Take a 10 minute trip through those 3 magical days in August 1969, That's right.....3 days worth of different bands and songs, smashed into one convenient song..... courtesy of Smashup purveyor, Deeerin. YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONE!!!!!

This re-creation, or "abomination" combines elements of two great works of art,(Purple Haze and Dirty Deeds)to create one astonishing new song. Enjoy it!

This song is comprised of Van Halen's Ain't Talkin Bout Love, B.O.C's Don't Fear the Reaper, and AC/DC's Highway to Hell. Definitely a good listen!

Not quite as severe as Beatles Smashup Derby. Somewhat shorter and more cohesive as a proper song!

Kind of a "back and forth" version of The Who's Behind Blue Eyes mixed with the Limp Bizkut version. Seemlessly edited by DEEERIN.

A comprehensive musical hodge podge of all those cool metal riffs that Black Sabbath was so well known for in the Ozzy days!

This one has that "hard to tell exactly what's in it" quality. The vocal is obviously "I'm Only Sleeping" by The Beatles......but the music track is a slightly edited, pitch corrected version of "Girl"(also The Beatles)with the vocals removed.

Beatles Smashup Derby is 10 minutes of editing madness! Enjoy this ummmmmmm, "unique"(yeah, that's it) tour through their incredible career compliments of Deeerin!