Girl Talk - where did he come from??

The way he makes his music is by sampling different songs and putting them together on his computer to make a new mix.

He specializes in mashup style remixes, in which he uses often a dozen or more unauthorized samples from different songs to create a new song; The New York Times Magazine has called his music "a lawsuit waiting to happen.", a criticism that Gillis has attributed to a mainstream media that wants "to create controversy where it doesn't really exist," citing fair use as a legal backbone for his sampling practices.

You can visit Girl Talk on his Myspace profile here.
You can download his new album " Feed the animals" on Illigart art here.

Discography

Albums

Secret Diary CD (2002, Illegal Art)
Unstoppable CD (2004, Illegal Art)
Night Ripper CD (2006, Illegal Art)
Feed the Animals CD (2008, Illegal Art)

Bootlegs

Girl Talk Murders Seattle (2007)
Live at Bonnaroo (2007)

EPs

Stop Cleveland Hate 12" (2004, 12 apostles)
Bone Hard Zaggin' 7" (2006, 333 recordings)
Compilation appearances

bricolage #1 CD (Illegal Art)
"Killing A Material Girl" - 3min 37 sec
Illegal Art 2007 Sampler MP3 (Illegal Art)
"Lets Run This"
Circuits of Steel CD (SSS) (2003)
Ministry of Shit CD (Spasticated)
Love and Circuits CD (Cardboard Records)
"All Of The Other Songs Remixed" (under Trey Told 'Em)[7]
Circuits of Steel II CD (SSS) (2007)

Remixes

Beck - "Cellphone's Dead" (2006) (unreleased)[8]
Peter, Bjorn and John - "Let's Call It Off" (2006)
Grizzly Bear - "Knife" (2007)
Tokyo Police Club - "Cheer It On" (2007, under Trey Told 'Em)[9]
Simian Mobile Disco - "I Believe" (2007, under Trey Told 'Em)
Professor Murder - "Dutch Hex" (2007, under Trey Told 'Em)
Of Montreal - "Gronlandic Edit" (2007, under Trey Told 'Em) (unreleased)[10]
Thrill Jockey Records - Super Epic Thrill Jockey Mega Massive Anniversary Mix (2007, under Trey Told 'Em)[11]

Production credits

Grand Buffet - Pittsburgh Hearts (2003) - "Cool As Hell"