Contextualizing the art and artlessness of remixing

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This is part 1 of Everything is a Remix, a work-in-progress documentary, by filmmaker Kirby Ferguson, that looks at contextualizing the art and artlessness of remixing.

Remixing is a folk art but the techniques involved — collecting material, combining it, transforming it — are the same ones used at any level of creation.

Check it out and let me know what you think!

Songs Used in Everything is a Remix Part 1

• 0:04 Star Wars Theme, John Williams
• 0:11 Hey Ladies, Beastie Boys (the version used in the video is an official remix that no longer seems to be commercially available)
• 0:32 Rapper’s Delight, The Sugarhill Gang
• 0:40 Good Times, Chic
• 0:48 The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash, Grandmaster Flash
• 0:54 Everything’s Gonna be Alright, Father MC
• 0:59 It’s All Good, Will Smith
• 1:05 2345Meia78, Gabriel O Pensador
• 1:10 Around the World, Daft Punk
• 1:16 No Pause, Girl Talk
• 1:36 Your Time is Gonna Come, Led Zeppelin
• 2:06 T&T, Ornette Coleman
• 2:27 The Ocean (Live), Led Zeppelon
• 2:37 Bring it on Home, Led Zeppelin
• 2:47 Bring it on Home, Sonny Boy Williamson
• 2:53 The Lemon Song, Led Zeppelin
• 3:00 Killing Floor, Howlin’ Wolf
• 3:08 Black Mountain Side, Led Zeppelin
• 3:15 Blackwaterside, Bert Jansch
• 3:21 Dazed and Confused, Led Zeppelin
• 3:34 Dazed and Confused, Jake Holmes
• 3:40 Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin
• 3:57 Taurus, Spirit
• 4:11 Black Country Woman, Led Zeppelin
• 4:37 The Rain Song, Led Zeppelin
• 5:53 When the Levee Breaks, Led Zeppelin
• 5:56 Rhymin’ and Stealin’, The Beastie Boys
• 6:01 Return to Innocence, Enigma
• 6:06 Lyrical Gangbang, Dr. Dre
• 6:12 Kim, Eminem

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