Since everybody's talking about them, let's all take the lead from Sasha Frere-Jones and correctly refer to "mashups" as such. You don't want to be embarrassed in a few months that you used to hyphenate "mash-up" as if it were "down-load" or "on-line"—and you don't have to be.
And as far as I'm concerned, Freelance Hellraiser's "A Stroke of Genius" squeezes the Gospel truth out of Xtina and The Strokes.
Posted by Kriston at January 10, 2005 10:38 PM | TrackBack
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ps/ n. 1 A 24-year-old editor living in the capital of the United States of America in the early 21st century CE. 2 A member of a tribe of Texpatriates who emigrated from Austin, Texas, to the District of Columbia: Kriston Capps moved to Washington, DC, to write about contemporary art and progressive politics. 3 a An enthusiast for the Southwest culinary tradition called breakfast tacos b enthusiasm regarding the preparation, dissemination, and consumption of breakfast tacos. 4 Contributing writer for the political group weblog, 
