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GIRLTALK

By brett

Fast forward to 2007 - the mashup has evolved.

Girltalk (Gregg Gillis) is a sample based artist. He has an album out on a label called Illegal Art. His songs combine bits of hundreds of song. His live show is a riot - he gets naked and flails around on stage and the crowd loves it.

Gregg also leads a double life - by day he works as a bio-medical engineer - creating products that depend on intellectual property. Each weekend he flies somewhere in America to perform a mashup show where he violates the intellectual property of the record industry.

Gregg is a positive example: the Creative process in action. It is a visceral example that creativity builds on the past - that art NEEDS to be re-invigorated, and that copyright can restrict this process. Gregg is remixing our culture, bringing it forward, revitalizing it. This should not be a crime.

NOTE: This is an ACTIVE creation request: Visit the Girltalk page to see how to submit pictures and video content for this chapter. Or just edit this page!

Video: Girltalk creating

Video: Girltalk performing

Video: Girltalk Playgirl photo shoot

Video: Pennsylvania’s Democratic Representative Mike Doyle on Girl Talk

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