Awesome Mashups

Mashup blog This Charming Charlie proves that you don’t need eyeliners, screaming adolescents and irritating pop punk to go emo. All you need is to have lines from The Smiths songs inserted into Peanuts comic strips.

Vadzim Khudabets combined clips from 99 movies to make this love letter to spectacle. The only way this would be better is if it ended with Michael Bay and Jerry Bruckheimer slow clapping while tears stream down their faces.

The life of a man represented in scenes and soundbites from over 150 movies by Movieclips Trailers. We wish it wasn’t so frantic though. The songs are The Time to Run by Dexter Britain and 02 Spring 1 by Max Richter.

Prepare to hear one of the worst songs ever made as sung by some of the best actors in the world. Not willingly. YouTuber dondrapersayswhat used scenes from a staggering 280 movies to complete this unholy project.

Gregg Gillis aka Girl Talk played a couple of new remixes in a recent performance, including this epic mashup of Kanye West’s Black Skinhead and Marilyn Manson’s The Beautiful People. Here’s his Daft Punk/Michael Jackson mix.

Musician Chad Neidt rocks through a veritable crapton of TV commercial jingles in this One Minute Mashup. Though Barry Manilow did it better almost 40 years ago.

What if they played Daft Punk on Soul Train back in the 1970s? Nothing different than any other episode – so check out this perfectly timed dance mashup. Though there’s no way you could fit one of those ‘fros in a helmet.

Richard Sandling recut scenes from the 1974 version of The Great Gatsby starring Robert Redford to see what it would look like when crossed with one of the trailers for the new film. It’s like Great-ception.

Jack Conte of Pomplamoose hypes up his upcoming solo EP with this mashup of various Daft Punk and Skrillex tracks. Conte adds flair to his performance by adding perfectly synchronized video footage on the TV below.

DJ Rozroz adds an air of grandeur to James Brown’s This is a Man’s World by mashing it up with the Game of Thrones theme song. We still prefer the original song, but this one’s got a cool James Bond vibe to it.

We’ve seen Princess Bride mashed up with Star Wars, but this one by YouTuber CinestirTV is more fitting. Instead of the one with Buttercup’s tale, guess what book grandpa reads to Fred Savage?

Vimeo user Chester Fielder wanted a doo doo rhyme, so he created a full version of the Wonderful Creative’s Sesame Street x Beastie Boys mashup. You can’t, you won’t and you don’t stop!

(Gore) YouTuber PulpItPower has the perfect idea for a Hotline Miami arcade game: a bloody rampage through other videogame levels, from Asteroids to Super Meat Boy. Now that’s a super smash brother.

(Gore) Movieclips presents the best fight scenes from the reigning king of action flicks. The track is a mix of Amerie’s Gotta Work and Fatman Scoop’s Put Your Hands Up (and their respective samples.)

(NSFW: Language) The guys at FilmDrunk envision what might have been if Lucas had cast The Arnold for the voice of Darth Vader instead of James Earl Jones. It’s not a toomah! It’s no moon, either.

It’s 12/21/2012, so if the nuts out there are to believed, today is the last day for good old planet Earth. Let’s send it off with a one minute mashup, courtesy of Chad Neidt. (Thanks Jayhawk!)

A mashup of 25 of the biggest pop hits of 2012 by DJ Earworm. Similar to what he did last year, DJ Earworm took the music and videos of the songs and turned them into one song. Grab the mp3 here.

YouTuber Sean Warner mashed up the debut trailer of Pacific Rim with the theme song from the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Be sure to listen to Zordon’s simple requirement to be a Power Ranger.

YouTuber phoenixdark9 makes the dark plot of Toy Story 3 appear even darker by mashing it up with the sound from the Star Trek: Into Darkness teaser. The great lip-syncing makes it work.

Genevieve Ip returns with another year-end movie mashup. She combined more than 300 of the movies that were produced or distributed this year. See the list of movies and music on her blog.

(SPOILERS) YouTuber James Montalbano presents scenes from Breaking Bad in the style of the intro sequence of The Wire, complete with the different versions of the the latter’s theme music.

In celebration of 50 years of the mixtape, Ithaca Audio created this brilliant 16-track live mix performed entirely on a 23-year-old Tascam 1″ reel-to-reel tape deck.

Han Solo meets James Bond in Ian Leino’s latest t-shirt design, a must wear for Star Wars or 007 geeks. New customers get $5 off their first order through 12/9. Greedo doesn’t stand a chance.