The Mashup Issue #4: First & Fort Modest

Cue the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Ticketholders, Soundtrackers, Heromachiners, and Mashuppers!

I gladly welcome you to another Mashup Issue, where time gets dropped and the beats don't stop, and all those people that you know are about to "Float On" so they can make it all "Feel Like Home." If you haven't guessed yet, the Ticketmaster, a.k.a. The Blogger Formerly Known As SW@, a.k.a. DJ Timedrop, a.k.a. me, myself, and I, have been working on a whole album of mashups featuring the works of Modest Mouse and Fort Minor (that's Mike Shinoda, Styles of Beyond, John Legend, and a few other dope folks in the music biz).
Like I've done for all of my mashups so far, I PhotoShopped together my own cover art for what is to this point a four-part "video" series, starting with this Fort Modest triple feature:
1) "Horn Intro" by The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
2) "The World At Large Feels Like Home"
----"The World At Large" by Modest Mouse
----"Feel Like Home" by Fort Minor
3) "Float On the High Road"
----"Float On" by Modest Mouse
----"The High Road" by Fort Minor (featuting John Legend)

My Heromachine endeavors continue as I attempt to make progress on my latest Elemental Witch character. So stay tuned for more music and machinery,

Tune in,
Turn on,
Timedrop,
out.

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