“Axel F” (aka The Crazy Frog Song) with every second beat removed
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“Axel F” (aka The Crazy Frog Song) with every second beat removed…except, it’s better audio quality this time! 320 stereo, baby!
“All My Little Words” with every second beat removed
I’m posting this in memory of LD Beghtol, who sang the lead vocals on this song. He passed away on December 7th of this year, super young at only 55 years old.
This was always one of my favorites from 69 Love Songs, and it helped me through a lot of hard times. So, here’s to you, LD - I hope you would have been okay with me making meme music out of your lovely voice.
“Caramelldansen” with every other beat removed except it’s set to the music video which is played at 2x speed
(if bright colors moving very fast is a thing your brain doesn’t like, maybe don’t watch this, because that’s all this is)
“Space Song” with every other beat removed
hey, so remember that Gravity Falls + Potential Breakup Song mashup I made a while back?
well…I removed every second beat from it
I mean, I felt like I legally had to, y’know?
“Christmas Unicorn” with every second beat removed
this was a request from a friend, and wow, it’s an adventure.
also, the file was so big, I had to compress the audio quality to upload it to tumblr! but if you’re interested, you can get that sweet sweet 320k audio (and the other half of this song) on my patreon.
The theme song for “What’s New, Scooby-Doo?” with every second beat removed
[Imagine, if you will, some terrible 90s VHS-style intro music, but with every other beat removed.]
Hey kids, we’ve had some fun here, but it’s time to get real for a second.
So, I’ve been doing this for a bit now, and I think it’s important that y’all know the history of this sort of music!
Essentially, this every-other-beat thing was not created by me; it was invented by the wonderful @paulsultimatearchive! You might recognize him as the original creator of 250 miles, which is the every-other-beat version of 500 Miles by The Proclaimers.
There are other people who have made super cool every-other-beat songs as well (@spudislander for example), but as far as I know, Paul is the originator here. I mean, he made his song in 2013, that’s way before this became a thing.
(Know Your Meme is actually wrong about this in their article. They say it began in 2017, and their audio example isn’t even an every-other-beat song, it’s just a song with only the backing vocals. Paul tried to get someone to update this, but so far, no dice.)
I got started in this because I listened to 250 miles on repeat for ages, just choking laughing. It’s the funniest fucking thing, truly! But it got me thinking, and I started experimenting with the Infinite and Eternal Jukeboxes, and I started making some of these skipped-beat songs for myself.
My first song post was in April of 2018, but this blog had none followers with left beef until about May 22nd 2019. So, you can see how I’m actually kind of new to the game, haha.
Anyway, I’m happy to be here, and I’m so glad that y’all are enjoying what I do! But let’s not forget those that came before us, paving a path for us that allowed this pure nonsense to exists.
“Escape (The Piña Colada Song)” with every second beat removed
ALThey. what the fuck does this mean