Bangers & Mash
Filed under: Anglophilia > Adele
What would happen if the vocals and instruments of Adele's breathtaking debut album, 19, were combined with the hip-hop sensibilities of the late 1980s, considered by many hip-hop's golden age?
Well, that question is answered by Mick Boogie and friends, who have released the new bootleg album 1988, which imagines what a href="http://www.myspace.com/adelelondon" target="_blank">Adele's album would have sounded like if it had been released 20 years ago.
It's great!
And, what's even better, U can download the whole thing for free.
CLICK HERE to get your copy today!
Posted: December 17, 2008 at 10:29 am
YAWN!!!
Ew. No.
Can I get a McBoogie and fries?
no thanks.
Re: harrybalsac – How many boogies you want on that?
LOVE ADELE!
I don't like it…..
Sausage & potatoes
Re: SheriMoonZombie – Double w/ dickcheese.
boring
she kinda reminds me of allison moyet….from yaz
Who CARES what someone would sound like if they released an album 20 years ago!? That is the most assinine thing I have heard you say in a long time.
Oh and if it was 20 years ago, Adele would have been what? 4? Bet that would have sounded real good.
Re: ShakeYourkitty – OMG! THAT'S A BLAST FROM THE PAST….
this is sick!
Me EncAntA Adele y esta mezcla esta BUENA!
perez. this is ridiculous.
they are butchering her songs.
I actually like it. I'm downloading it.
OMG!! Soo excited! I LOVE Adele and the golden age of hip-hop together??? AWESOME!
Re: k-lee – i effing agree, its sounds fucking awesome!
yay! i love adele and its free so i can definitely afford to check it out and give it a chance.
I don't know who she is, but these remixes are pretty dope.
Assinine = wrong! It's asinine.
…and the grammar nazi strikes again! Though this is more of a spelling correction…heh.
Also, I don't know how I feel about this. Love Adele, love 80s hip hop, but the two of them together? I don't know, I'm on track 3, guess it's not so bad…but eh…
Pretty cool…but I couldn't download it…might try it again–but it was looking pretty shady at one point, too–viruses, anyone?