3OH!3 stepped out of the underground and became crossover sensation with their electro-rock “Don’t Trust Me.” In an attempt to flip the song on its head, Cool Hand Lex took Bob Sinclair’s “Ultimate Funk ’98″ and turned the thrasher in to a Disco House banger, complete with a funky break and crowd participation chants.
3OH!3 – Don’t Trust the Funk (Cool Hand Lex Remix) (Direct Link)
Check out more from Cool Hand Lex at The Circle City Mixshow.
Indie artist Grey Granite teamed up with Cool Hand Lex to promote his latest album, “Lust Poisons Pride.” In doing so, Cool Hand Lex took his lead single “Lay U Down” from an uptempo stomper to a half-time, dubstep inspired, hip-hop chest rattler.
Be sure to check out Cool Hand Lex at the Circle City Mixshow and Grey Granite at the Heavy Gun Blog for more Sub-shakin’, dome achin’ music.
Grey Granite – Lay U Down (Cool Hand Lex Remix) (Dirty)
http://tinyurl.com/p8hgs2 (DIRECT LINK)
Link to the RAR of all versions (Clean, Dirty, Instrumental, Clean/Dirty Acapellas)
http://www.zshare.net/download/59907249672c39eb/
Grey Granite – Lay U Down (Cool Hand Lex Remix) (Clean)
http://soundcloud.com/cool-hand-lex (Downloadable)
Henrik is discussing. 
Henrik 8:56 am on July 27, 2009 Permalink
I think 3OH! – Don’t Trust Me has a few parts that are ‘borrowed’ from Chicks on Speed – Fashion rules.