Once upon a time I could claim to have never heard a Waka Flocka song – damn you Travis Barker for remixing this and making me not only check this out, but like it too. I can only describe the beat on this as hard.
Waka Flocka Flame – Hard In The Paint (remix) ft. Travis Barker
I’ve been uploading a lot of Game tracks lately and there’s more to come too so deal with it. Travis Barker remixes another great hip hop track here which improves the original immeasurably. Go grab the track by clicking the red text below.
The Game – Shake (remix) ft. Travis Barker
So, I’ve held off on doing one of these as I wanted to do a non-rap ‘beef’, but couldn’t think of one. I’m officially an idiot, as it was this very fallout that gave me some of my favourite music ever.
Seeing as Blink are back in the headlines for being confirmed as Reading/Leeds headliners, it seems even more appropriate to take this week’s HITNL in that direction. Amidst the joy of their reunion, many people don’t/didn’t really know the ugly history of the years between the Blink break-up and reunion. Click on for a little lot of info, and of course some tracks to enjoy from the fallout.
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Every single track Travis graces, he turns it to solid gold. I’m not even joking, I’m literally surrounded by gold doubloons as a result of this track.
He takes Snoop’s relatively simple production, and cranks it up about 50 notches with some brilliant layers to make the already-likeable track into a ruthlessly addictive one. You absolutely have to check this out, regardless of your opinion on the original. It’s been remixed many times, but not like this. Bump this one loud in the car for full effect.
Snoop Dogg-I Wanna Rock (Travis Barker G-Mix)
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Now this is a great treat for everyone. Travis comes through with another superb remix (here for the other recent one), this time taking on one of the year’s biggest tracks, Forever, and making it his own.
Anyone who has an ounce of sense loves Travis’ remixes, and this one should be no different. The beat has been heavily remixed, and it works very well. I’ll probably be playing this one in place of the original to be honest, as the beat now has the hard-hitting effect the original should have. The drums fit Eminem’s verse especially well, which is just as well seeing as it’s the only part of the track that is really worth replaying.
Want the audio? Yeah you do. Click here for it.
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If you know me, you’ll know that I’m a pretty big fan of Travis Barker. Not only is his material with Blink/related bands ridiculicious (don’t go stealing my new word), but his mixtapes with DJ AM (RIP) were phenomenal, and his remixes are superb too.
It’s been a while since I’ve heard him do one of his remixes, and Travis comes through here with his spin on the superb track from Slaughterhouse, The One. It’s another fantastic job from Travis, and this is a must watch for fans of any genre/anything in life. He even throws in a Bun B verse for good measure! Seriously, how is this guy so damn good at what he does?!
EDIT (Notorious Indi): and here is an MP3 of this track for you lucky folks.
EDIT (Ajay182): Good editing squire.
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