Intermanglings

"Intermangling" is my name for taking bits of songs and mixing/splicing them together so they sound as if they are really parts of the same song. (It's somewhat related to the concept of a "mash-up"; see Wikipedia: Bastard pop.)

Completed

• "Kryptonite Werewolves of Alabama" ("Sweet Home, Alabama" / "Werewolves of London" / "Jimmy Olsen's Blues")

Planned

• american woman / whole lotta love
• it doesn't matter any more / brand new key
• the way life's meant to me (elo) / oh what a shame / heroes and villains / pale and precious
• longer / here, there, and everywhere
• rush / twist & shout / buddha buddha / louie louie / stand
• daisy jane / heart hotels
• elinor/never gonna fall in love again
• run through the jungle / long cool woman in a black dress
• paperback writer / last train to clarkesville
• More Than I Can Say (Cliff Richard) / Every Step You Take (Police)
• Undun (Guess Who) / I'm Your Venus (Shocking Blue)
• Self Esteem (The Offspring) / Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana) - not sure if this will actually work (maybe try to include a bit of "More Than a Feeling"?)
• 1-2-3 (Len Barry) / Baby, Now That I've Found You
• Magnet and Steel / Hold the Line (Toto)
• { "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" / "Wonderwall" } (as featured on American Edit) / { "How You Remind Me" / "Someday" (although these two don't quite match chord-wise, the feel is very similar and they could certainly be alternated) } (possibly "No New Tale to Tell" can be integrated as well?)

Arrangement Manglings

I think this might work best as an arrangement for guitar or piano (all the chords in these songs are easy guitar chords):

• "However Absurd" (Paul McCartney) / "Cheese and Onions" (The Rutles) / "Amazing" and "What It Takes" (Aerosmith) / "November Rain" (Guns 'n' Roses)
• "Wait" (Beatles) / "Sooner or Later" (World Party)