The one and only mashup album 'Incorporated' originally released in 2007.

Dottie In A Car Crash (The Get Up Kids vs. Thursday)

Bethany Kludt was born in Dayton, OH. From a very young age, she was involved in gymnastics and BMX racing. Bethany started racing BMX bikes at the Kettering Ohio Delco Park Track in 1998 and has participated in several BMX races. During her freshman year at high school, she started playing golf and continues to enjoy gymnastics. She raced BMX for most of her life and has participated in several BMX racing competitions around the country.  One season she won 26 national events.

“WHAT THE FUCK?!”

Uploading songs not on here/mixes

Reposting/liking everything I fuck with

A&R’s/Labels stalking for years

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/160982.DPR_Book_Club

The Legion of Doom is the production team of musician/producer Trever Keith and engineer/programmer Chad Blinman.

Known for their densely layered production style and unconventional choice of source materials, the duo achieved notoriety in 2005 for their mashup album Incorporated, which took the unprecedented route of mashing songs by emo, hardcore and punk rock bands together with original beats, samples and (on a few tracks) rap vocals.  Originally conceived to be a fully licensed commercial release, Incorporated was stalled by legal entanglements until it was leaked online and ultimately released as a bootleg.  Despite no commercial presence the album became a viral sensation, downloaded over a million times through peer-to-peer sites and torrent networks, and inspiring dozens of fan-created YouTube videos.

The Legion of Doom has produced several other one-off mashups, including the singular “Crazy as She Goes” (The Raconteurs vs Gnarls Barkley, featuring Mele Mel), and original works including the peculiar 2009 indie hip-hop album The Legion of Doom vs Triune.  Among their best known work are remixes commissioned for Flyleaf, Senses Fail, Thrice, Slayer, Skillet and others.