Best Mashup you've heard! (Mashups In General)

So, let's cut to the chase, what is the best Mashup you've ever heard? And what are your feelings of Mashups in general?

For those who are curious, Mashups are when two songs are combined together so that they work together as best as possible. They're usually between two different groups, though sometimes the songs are from the same group, or even more then 2.

Me? I'm not a fan, though looking through them brings me great amusement. However, there is one that I can't stop listening to:

We already have a mashups thread, though no one ever posted in it.

Also, I make mashups sometimes:

I have a playlist of these.

But you didn't add mine to it? D':

This chorus is the greatest thing not alive

Masterfully done:

I was addicted to this a while back.

edited 6th Jun '13 1:49:13 PM by Tumbril

Thinking of making a mashup of the Death Grips album Ex Military and the music from a certain show with magical equines. This idea came at a point when I was growing tired with both fandoms but I couldn't stop thinking of strange combinations. I mean someone tell me these two peices weren't made for each other.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssl1RxwMWNA

edited 10th Jun '13 6:31:03 PM by sonofkong

Just as long as you don't use "Guillotine".

I like "Guillotine" with not a trace of irony, thank you very much!

I recall Inane once half-joking that he would do a Pan Sonic/Death Grips mashup album if nobody else would. I would honestly love to hear that.

For point of reference, Pan Sonic sound like this:

Yeah, kind of speaks for itself.

This mash-up of "Love Lockdown" by Kanye West and "Passion" by Utada Hikaru. It's no longer on You Tube, sadly.

edited 16th Jun '13 2:18:35 PM by Xeroop

This may be too much of a shameless plug, but mind if I add in mine?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt7Ds-evMTM

Every Stand You Take:

The Streets & Blur: Streetlife. Taken from YT forever for being too awesome.

Apparently, there's an entire subculture dedicated to mix the Space Jam theme song with everything in existence.

Best one I heard yet is this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2meN7deokM

Oh, come on, that's an easy one. They're based on the same exact chord progression, but, more to the point, they're based on potentially the single most common (if not the second most common) chord progression in the history of popular music. As far as I'm concerned, that's cheating!

(That being said, though, it still sounds very nice, though I do hear one or two hiccups in the mixing.)