Showing posts with label michael jackson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label michael jackson. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Michael Jackson - Off The Mix - THE BEATMEISTER
all funky tunes from the one and only King of Pop.... ENJOY kids....!!!!
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Jackson 5 - Got To Be The Megamix - A MegaMix By THE BEATMEISTER
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
The Ultimate 80s Resurrection Mix Volume 6 - Everybody Wants A Heartache Tonite - A DJ Mix By THE BEATMEISTER
here's the full length mix freshly compiled and mixed by yours truly taken from my last Live Mix vid... all 80s hits with tracks from Carl Carlton, Depeche Mode, Tears For Fears, Michael Jackson, Angela Cle...mmons, Glass Tiger and more...
Labels:
80s,
carl carlton,
depeche mode,
michael jackson,
tears for fears
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Michael Jackson - The Beatmeister Mixtape - A Farewell Mix For The Greatest Entertainer Of All Time
Tracklist:
1) Man In The Mirror
2) Another Part Of Me
3) Jam
4) P.Y.T. (2008 version) feat. Will.I.Am
5) Bad
6) Remember The Time
7) Black Or White
8) Beat It feat. Kid Cudi
9) Thriller Outro
To Download:
*Click on the PIC for the DL LINK.
*Click PLAY for a sample of the MIX.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Michael Jackson Special Remixes - Human Nature (The Beatmeister Remix)

This track from the biggest selling album in music history, "Thriller," is my ultimate fave Michael Jackson tune of all time. I've tried to give a dancehall touch to it by incorporating some reggaeton beats.
Human Nature" was incidentally written by Steve Porcaro of Toto and John Bettis for Michael Jackson's Thriller album. Initially, Porcaro recorded a rough demo of the song on a cassette. Fellow Toto band member David Paich then gave the demo, along with two songs written by Paich, to producer Quincy Jones, hoping they would be included on Thriller.
Jones didn't like Paich's songs, but enjoyed the rough demo of "Human Nature" at the end of the cassette. Jones explained, "All of a sudden, at the end, there was all this silence, there was: 'why, why, dah dah da-dum dah dah, why, why'. Just a dummy lyric and a very skeletal thing—I get goosebumps talking about it. I said, 'This is where we wanna go, because it's got such a wonderful flavour'". The producer asked if the song could be included on Jackson's album, to which Porcaro and Bettis agreed."Human Nature" was the last song selected for Thriller, ousting "Carousel" from the final track listing. (quoted from wikipedia)
Here's the bonus music video from this cool, cool track:
Now here's the preview of the last of the two remixes, I've recently produced in memory of a music genius, The King Of Pop, Michael Jackson. Enjoy!
To Download:
*Click on the pic for the DL LINK.
*Click PLAY for a sample of the ReMIX.
Human Nature" was incidentally written by Steve Porcaro of Toto and John Bettis for Michael Jackson's Thriller album. Initially, Porcaro recorded a rough demo of the song on a cassette. Fellow Toto band member David Paich then gave the demo, along with two songs written by Paich, to producer Quincy Jones, hoping they would be included on Thriller.
Jones didn't like Paich's songs, but enjoyed the rough demo of "Human Nature" at the end of the cassette. Jones explained, "All of a sudden, at the end, there was all this silence, there was: 'why, why, dah dah da-dum dah dah, why, why'. Just a dummy lyric and a very skeletal thing—I get goosebumps talking about it. I said, 'This is where we wanna go, because it's got such a wonderful flavour'". The producer asked if the song could be included on Jackson's album, to which Porcaro and Bettis agreed."Human Nature" was the last song selected for Thriller, ousting "Carousel" from the final track listing. (quoted from wikipedia)
Here's the bonus music video from this cool, cool track:
Now here's the preview of the last of the two remixes, I've recently produced in memory of a music genius, The King Of Pop, Michael Jackson. Enjoy!
To Download:
*Click on the pic for the DL LINK.
*Click PLAY for a sample of the ReMIX.
Monday, June 29, 2009
Michael Jackson Special Remixes - Stranger In Moscow (The Beatmeister Remix)

This is one of the more recent Jacko songs, which I really love, so I decided to do a dance remix of this tune from his HIStory album. It was the fifth and final single, and was released worldwide in November 1996 but was not released in the US until August 1997. The track was written by Jackson in 1993, at the height of the highly publicized child abuse accusations made against him, while on tour in Moscow. In the ballad, Jackson sings of a fall from grace that has left him lonely, isolated, paranoid and on the verge of insanity.
"When the song was complete, and happy with the result, Jackson therefore decided to make the second disc of HIStory a full studio album, rather than a greatest hits compilation with several new tracks. Upon release "Stranger in Moscow" was praised by critics, today it remains one of his most critically acclaimed pieces. Commercially the single saw mixed results by Jackson's standards, but the highly successful album had already been on the market nearly 18 months and numerous A-side, B-side and radio only singles had already been released to a positive commercial reception.
The song's music video depicts the lives of six individuals, including Jackson, who are left isolated and disconnected from the world around them. The imagery in the video has been replicated in television adverts." (excerpt from Wikipedia).
Here's the exceptional music video of Stranger In Moscow from The King Of Pop.
Now here's the dance remix of Stranger In Moscow, which I recently produced in memory of the late great MJ.
"When the song was complete, and happy with the result, Jackson therefore decided to make the second disc of HIStory a full studio album, rather than a greatest hits compilation with several new tracks. Upon release "Stranger in Moscow" was praised by critics, today it remains one of his most critically acclaimed pieces. Commercially the single saw mixed results by Jackson's standards, but the highly successful album had already been on the market nearly 18 months and numerous A-side, B-side and radio only singles had already been released to a positive commercial reception.
The song's music video depicts the lives of six individuals, including Jackson, who are left isolated and disconnected from the world around them. The imagery in the video has been replicated in television adverts." (excerpt from Wikipedia).
Here's the exceptional music video of Stranger In Moscow from The King Of Pop.
Now here's the dance remix of Stranger In Moscow, which I recently produced in memory of the late great MJ.
To Download:
*Click on the pic for the DL LINK.
*Click PLAY for a sample of the ReMIX.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
A True 80s Icon - The King Of Pop - Michael Jackson - 1958 to 2009 - A Megamix By THE BEATMEISTER (ReUpload)
Am reupping a MegaMix, which I did March of last year, as a sort of paying my last respects to a music legend. Here's the link from my March 21, 2008 post... My Tribute To Wacko Jacko - A Different Approach to Michael Jackson.
Tracklist:
1) I Want You Back (Z-Trip Remix)

2) The Girl Is Mine (feat. Will.I.Am) (R.E.E.O. Mix)
3) Beat It (Wicked Whistle Mix)
4) P.Y.T. (Hot Tracks Remix)
5) Billie Jean (Hot Tracks Remix)
6) Get Up and Rock (feat. Afrika Bambaataa) (Spintech Mash-Up Mix)
7) Breathe Don't Stop (samples "Don't Stop Til' U Get Enough) (feat. Q-Tip)
8) Wanna Be Starting Something (Album Version)
9) Thriller vs. Mama Say Mamasa Mamakossa (The Beatmeister vs. Ron Costa Mash-Up Mix)
10) Smooth Criminal (Soul Revenger Electro Remix)
11) Say Say Say (feat. Paul McCartney) (Ghetto Monkeys Mix)
12) State Of Shock (feat. Mick Jagger) (50th Street Mix)
13) P.Y.T. (Marquis Remix)
14) Rock With You (2k3 Remix)
15) Man In The Mirror (Cover) (Hed Kandi Club Mix)
To Download:
*Click on ONE of the pics for the DL LINK.
*Click PLAY for a sample of the MIX.
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Whateva Man - Chillin' To Some Eclectic Grooves

Been too busy this week, but luckily snagged some time to post just before the week ends. Can't think of a blog title suited for today's mix set, so just borrowed Redman's track.
Am posting a mix I've done a couple of months back, which I can say, has 'em all. Reggae, rap, old school and new school hiphop, acid jazz, 70s funk and disco, discopunk, alternative, rap metal and any other genre you might want to include in a mixset.
A superb eclectic set by DJ Enferno (a Pinoy-American DJ extraordinaire and DMC Champ based in the US) from YouTube also inspired me to do this mix. You may want to check him out by
clicking the link above.
clicking the link above.Today's tunes range from Michael Jackson to UB40 to Luniz to Kool & The Gang to Limp Bizkit to LL Cool J to Bush to Digable Planets to Outkast to Beck to Chaka Khan and more.
Tracklist:
1) Amber - 311
2) Red, Red Wine - UB40
3) Been There, Done That - Dr. Dre
4) I Got 5 On It - Luniz
5) Street Of Dreams/All Eyez On Me - Nas feat. 2Pac
6) Player's Ball - Outkast
9) Cool Like Dat' - Digable Planets
10) Regulate - Warren G feat. Nate Dogg
11) N2Gether Now - Limp Bizkit
12) Take Me Out - Franz Ferdinand
13) Imitation Leather Jacket - H2SO4
14) Ghetto Superstar - Pras feat. ODB, Maya

15) Slam - Onyx
16) Hush - LL Cool J
17) Ain't Nobody - Chaka Khan
18) Livin' It Up - Ja' Rule
19) Jungle Boogie - Kool & The Gang
20) Rock With You - Michael Jackson
Link... The Beatmeister Is Chillin' To Some Eclectic Grooves - The Beatmeister
I'm definitely a walking contradiction when it comes to music matters. Anything goes...
Labels:
beck,
digable planets,
dj enferno,
eclectic,
ll cool j,
michael jackson,
onyx,
pras,
waren g
Friday, March 21, 2008
My Tribute To Wacko Jacko - A Different Approach To Michael Jackson

First of all, thanks a bunch for the ovelwhelming response that I got from everyone. It was really nice to know that a lot of people are appreciating the hard work that I put into this blog and in sharing my passion for music globally. So please, keep 'em comin! :)
And now, on with today's upload . As you may very well know, I am very much welcome with your requests and if I remember it right, someone asked for a Michael Jackson MegaMix and voila, wish granted my friend. I was thinking about making something like this for a long time now, but haven't got the chance. Luckily, I had one and didn't waste any time and went through with it.
BTW, a bit off topic, I've noticed recently that everything that is 80s seems
to be coming back; from music to fashion to hairstyle to TV. I, for one, bought a new pair of "Sebago Docksides" last weekend for myself just to re-live that 80s spirit. I remember owning several pairs back then (while dancing to "Rock With You" :)), but sadly lost them all. So when I saw it in the mall, I immediately purchased one without hesitation. Thanks to my loving wifey for granting me my retro wish. :) Here's a shot of my nu shooz...
to be coming back; from music to fashion to hairstyle to TV. I, for one, bought a new pair of "Sebago Docksides" last weekend for myself just to re-live that 80s spirit. I remember owning several pairs back then (while dancing to "Rock With You" :)), but sadly lost them all. So when I saw it in the mall, I immediately purchased one without hesitation. Thanks to my loving wifey for granting me my retro wish. :) Here's a shot of my nu shooz...Anyways, going back to MJ, what better to way to bring back the 80s than to resurrect an 80s pop icon, Michael Jackson, that is. As a bit of a background, here's an excerpt from his biography found on the net.

"Michael Jackson never imagined he would be America’s Pop icon when he made his first music video. He had the entire world dancing to his tunes when he crooned ‘Rock With You.’ His exceptional dancing style had people craving to emulate him. This musical prodigy made history over the years to come. And he still inspires millions.
King of Pop, Michael Joseph Jackson was born on August 29, 1958 in Gary, Indiana. MJ, as he is fondly known began a musical career at the tender age of 5. He started a phenomenon with his music and dance techniques. Today, although plagued with controversies, MJ still reigns despite the numerous setbacks in his career." Taken from http://www.buzzle.com/articles/michael-jackson-biography.html

So let me help you re-live those 80s memories, Wacko Jacko style with this different kind of mix. You may notice that I haven't included all of his hits, but most are my personal faves including collaborations with the likes of Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger and the latest from Will.I.Am. Also in the mix are superb mash-ups with Afrika Bambaataa and Q-Tip, and also covers and remixes by great DJs like Z-Trip as well.
I've also made this mix in line with the 25th year annivesary of the biggest selling album of all time, "Thriller." So sit back, relax and "Beat It!"

Tracklist:
1) I Want You Back (Z-Trip Remix)
2) The Girl Is Mine (feat. Will.I.Am) (R.E.E.O. Mix)
3) Beat It (Wicked Whistle Mix)
4) P.Y.T. (Hot Tracks Remix)
5) Billie Jean (Hot Tracks Remix)
6) Get Up and Rock (feat. Afrika Bambaataa) (Spintech Mash-Up Mix) - nice mash-up from a fellow pinoy DJ
7) Breathe Don't Stop (samples "Don't Stop Til' U Get Enough) (feat. Q-Tip)
9) Thriller vs. Mama Say Mamasa Mamakossa (The Beatmeister vs. Ron Costa Mash-Up Mix)
10) Smooth Criminal (Soul Revenger Electro Remix)
11) Say Say Say (feat. Paul McCartney) (Ghetto Monkeys Mix)
12) State Of Shock (feat. Mick Jagger) (50th Street Mix)
13) P.Y.T. (Marquis Remix)
14) Rock With You (2k3 Remix)
15) Man In The Mirror (Cover) (Hed Kandi Club Mix)
Now wouldn't it be nice to start practicing those "moonwalk" moves once more???
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