Bootie. Their annual "Best of Bootie" mixes (scroll down) are free and exactly what you want, plus you can go dance to live mashup DJing at monthly parties around the world.
Stereogum and team9's free MySplice album. Another one here. A 4th should be due some time in December, if they keep making them. I hope they do. posted by nostrich at 5:05 AM on August 21
You might also give Girl Talk's albums a go. They're not free, but his label has adopted that pay-what-you-want model for all their music, so it won't set you back much.
His stuff is a little more frantic -- as in, 20 or more samples per track frantic -- so not to everyone's taste, but it does fall under the "mashup of popular music" umbrella. Though his source material is generally a little older than what's in your link. posted by nostrich at 5:13 AM on August 21
You can find a lot of interesting mashup singles and mixtapes (themed and otherwise) in the archives of Mashuptown. posted by immlass at 7:50 AM on August 21
I'm sure you know that the Hood Internet have at least two other mix tapes that are equally good (if not better), but I thought I would mention it just in case.
If you like mashups that are slightly more frenetic (in the Girl Talk vein) check out E-603. His new album is on the pay as you like In Rainbows style plan. posted by telegraph at 4:07 PM on August 22
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