Commodore Remix

http://vpodcast.dr.dk/DR2/Soeinding/201 ... 203029.mp4

Fast forward to 10:45 and wait for it. Within seconds you'll hear something familiar.

And if you look at the credits at the end you will see "Per Vers and DJ Noize" as the only credit for that piece of music, but why care about details?

I looked at the credits but couldn't figure out which one of the artists listed that had done it. What's the title of Per V & Noizes 'original' track?

I am guessing it is "Pibekoncert" from this album: V. 64.0

Funny though since to me it sounds look it is almost the original track they are playing and not much of the remix.

Thanks. I'd never heard of that EP before. Am a bit hesitant to shell out 8 DKK to hear the track in full though, seing as its basically the lyrics from Per Vers' debut album mixed with SIDs, and a touch of drums.

In case anyone else is interested, the labels MP3 shop has 30 second shippets: http://www.klicktrack.com/runforcover/r ... vers-64-0/ or if you prefer a physical CD that's available at http://runforcovershop.dk/shop/per-vers-dj-648p.html

Agreed, i have the CD, and enjoys it very much, but that is largely due to Per Vers' lyrics, and the geek factor of listening to hip hop mixed with SIDs. If you don't understand danish i would say it takes a die hard C64 and hip hop fan to buy this album, and if you already have Per Vers' CD there is very little reason for buying this.

I dont know what it is, but when I hear Rapping done in a language I dont understand it sounds funny to me.

Feeling lazy, I just ran the blurp through Google Translate, and with a few modifications it's was pretty accurate:

"Vers 64.0" is a concept-remix-EP, where DJ Noize recycles Pers vocal track from his classic debut album "Vers 1.0" (2005), replacing the original music with new beats that are built up entirely of sounds and music from the legendary Commodore 64 computer. The result is quaint, funny, and a damn thumping success."

If anyone is feeling geeky enough to buy the downloads, only the first 5 tracks are C64 related.

Oh, and Per retweeted my message about the tracks origins. Who knows, it might bring some people in from the hip-hop crowd.

Well, you see this all the time with stuff on DR. They used some of our hybris/NEMESIS stuff at a time, didn't credit us, we wrote them, they never answered us.