Adam Lambert and Queen Remix Mash-Up Hits the Web

Although Adam Lambert's mini-tour with Queen ended months ago, the gift of the international pop star and legendary rock band combo keeps on giving. This weekend a mash-up video of Adam singing his new single "Trespassing" and Freddie Mercury singing "Another One Bites the Dust" hit the Internet, and it is a huge sensation among Adam's fans. Check out what the Glamberts are raving about in the "Benny Benassi Mix - DJ DigiMark's Dusty Mixmash" video below:

DJ DigiMark tweeted the link to his remix video and asked everyone to share it: "Ok here it is finally!! My @AdamLambert vs Queen Trespassing REMIX VIDEO!! Enjoy and please RT! :)" It has since been re-tweeted many times and the audio link was even tweeted by Adam's UK publicist.

DJ DigiMark is a resident DJ at Metro Nightclub in Michigan and you can see his remix videos in clubs all around the United States. The Adam Lambert and Queen mash-up video uses a remix of Trespassing by Benny Benassi, which is included on Adam's Trespassing EP, that is available on October 16.

What do you think of the remix video?

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That was awful.

Not even clicking on the link

mooghead: The same here...

I enjoyed the video, but i didn´t enjoy the audio that much.

It worked perfectly over Adam´s parts ( i don´t know his song), but doesn´t work very well on Freddie´s parts. I feel that some chord changes are needed over Fredie´s parts for it to work better, but that´s just my opinion.
But the video is great!

I want nothing to do with Adam's parts.

"and it is a huge sensation among Adam's fans". OK, I'm not an Adam fan.

It's been taken down by Queen lol

""Adam Lambert vs Queen - Tre..."
This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Queen Productions."

[QUOTE] [b]flash00. wrote:[/b]

It's been taken down by Queen lol

""Adam Lambert vs Queen - Tre..."
This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Queen Productions."[/QUOTE]

I guess even QP has standards.