Also, unless I'm misunderstanding what the OP is talking about, remixing isn't necessarily something tied to turntablism and sampling. A lot of the time it involves adding new elements to the original mix of a song. I don't really see how anyone can make the argument that that's any less creative than being, say, the person who laid down the bass on the original mix.

thank you to all who posted in reply to our questions... all your post will be considered... when we finish the documentary, i will be sure to post the link here for some constructive criticism so we can make it better before we start submitting it to film festivals

Is Remixed Music a Legitimate Art form?
Completely.
Do you think its creative?
Have you ever heard The Bloody Beatroots?
Is remixing music a reflection of post modern society that has made it so popular in today's society?
I think it's a reflection of rolling balls at D.A.N.C.E
Do you think that there are cultural/generational boundaries of remixing music?
Rave culture & MDMA, IMO.
Is it Legal or is there a loophole in copyright laws that doesnt apply to remixed music?
I think MGMT would have sued the **** out of people if it was illegal.

Listen to this ****: YouTube - Crookers - Love to edit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO4v6Nwiyys