How I love d'n'b. It's so much better than words can describe

this mix is very clever and quite well done.

Play this one in WinAmp using the G-Force plugin. Trust me on this. Also nice for a dusk drive along the waterfront (if I had a car).

These need no comment. :-)

I can't stop listening to this.

I don't know where Hank disappeared to, but he's one of the best mixers on this site. This mix is tight.

A great Richard D. James mix. Very comprehensive

Gene makes wonderful experimental mixes. These are probably the hardest mixes to make appealing because the music is so unorthodox. Get your headphones out and listen to this mix.

Got this mix as a surprise. I guess it helps to leave comments :-) Anyway, it's just a perfect downtempo collection.

when shayne started posting these setlists, i started to drool. these are quite good. what radio should be :-)

Lest you think I'm only about Jere's single artist mixes, here's a gothic masterpiece. I'm a bit of a closet goth, so this mix is just perfect. It's got a great j-card, too. ***Oh, and check out Jere's rock writing, too, particularly his pieces on napster and on Kurt Cobain.

My favorite of a great downtempo series. I made a cassette copy so I could listen to it at work without the crappy CD player there scratching it up. Lovely.

Excellent, excellent, excellent Radiohead mix.

This mix is primarily drum'n'bass mixed with quotes related to Pearl Harbor. It's sonic perfection. I'm thinking I wish I had a projector to hook up through my computer and run cool WinAmp plugins that make graphics to this mix on repeat play and project it on my wall. I don't think I'd ever leave my house.

One day, turntablism may really be appreciated as the art it is. When that day comes, they'll teach it in colleges. This mix could be a textbook. Excellent.

A would-be soundtrack. Now someone has to write the screenplay. I can already see the movie in my head when listening.