Awesome Remix

By pitch-shifting Pharrell’s vocals, YouTuber Maim Ixed envisions an alternate reality where Michael Jackson was still with us and teams up with Daft Punk and Nile Rogers for what could have been the best collaboration of his career.

(NSFW: Language) Melodysheep remixed the hilarious rants of two reporters who lost their cool on camera. Cameramen should really help contain these things. Or not! We’re cool with that too.

A soothing tune made from the start-up music of Windows XP. The remix was made by Niconico user Unagi. Incidentally the icon shown in this 4-year old video turned out to be Microsoft’s new logo.

Take a hyperactive musical trip with Chris Lohr’s remix of the first two seasons of Breaking Bad. We don’t know which is more difficult to watch – miserable Walt or evil Walt.

Empty your mind and listen to this Bruce Leemix by John D. Boswell aka melodysheep. Made using the martial artist’s 1971 interview as well as his movies Way of the Dragon and Enter the Dragon.

Shark experts shower praise and props to the famous predator in this auto-tuned remix made by John D. Boswell (Symphony of Science) aka melodysheep for Discovery Channel’s Shark Week.

The cycle is complete. A remix of using YouTube covers and parodies of Somebody That I Used to Know, made by none other than the man who started it all: Wally De Backer aka Gotye himself.

Athlete, rebel, poet. The personification of swagger, with the skills to back it up. Team USA pays tribute to The Greatest by commissioning DJ Steve Porter’s goose bump inducing remix.

Eclectic Method arms its beams and shines their blinding light on pop culture references to lasers in their latest musical megacut. Plus, it’s got a frickin’ good beat and you can dance to it. MP3 here.

Peter Bull’s latest mashup uses the new Coldplay single Paradise as the main track, and adds 5 other vocal tracks to fit the instrumental, including Bruno Mars, Usher and Elton John.

British rapper Dan Bull mashed up The Next Generation with The Next Episode, adding a flow into Lieutenant Commander Data’s recital of his Ode to Spot worthy of the Positronic Pimp.