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Pitchfork TV ( /tv) has long been home to some of the finest and most imaginative music-related video content on the web, with more than 20 different themed shows, such as Surveillance, where bands are filmed performing by CCTV cameras, or In the Studio, which shows acts working on their upcoming releases. So, Roll It is a coruscating concoction of Salt-n-Pepa and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, while November Rehab is a genuinely touching mash of Guns N' Roses' November Rain and Amy Winehouse's Rehab. That said, some of the most successful tracks stick to the classic method of blending an a cappella vocal with an instrumental. The two tracks based around Martin Solveig's Hello are a particular treat, with the one featuring Dragonette, Britney, LMFAO, No Doubt, Sum 41 and Vanilla Ice highlighting the trend for producers to cram numerous songs into one mashup. Best of Bootie 2011 is another corker, with 20 mostly terrific mashups available to download separately or as a continuous mix. The free collection is put together annually by to highlight the very best mashups of the past year вЂ“ and to prove how much life remains in the bootleg scene. ItВ certainly sets the bar high for God Forgives, I Don't, Ross's upcoming album proper вЂ“ and should help blast away those British winter blues.ДЇor even sunnier sonic solace, the latest Best of Bootie compilation is a must. The list ofВ guests is even more impressive, with John Legend, Nas, Diddy, Pharrell Williams and Kelly Rowland all popping up alongside Ross's menacing rhymes. Not that this sounds like a budget production: the vibrant, intense beats have been made by a succession of top producers, including the Jay-Z-favoured Inkredibles on the freewheeling Keys to the Crib. Despite spending much of the 20 tracks banging on about how important money is and how much he has, Ross is giving away his new work at bit.ly/rossrr.

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