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December 1993: This would have been better if the sound quality wasn't atrocious - my stereo was on its dying breath. That and the first term of college had left my brain fried.
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May 1993: The last Supermix before I left for college. A good one, with signs of my preferences maturing a little. I still hadn't developed a taste for contemporary music; actually, I still haven't.
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April 1993: What's the matter here, indeed (look at the first letters of each song). This was a lot of fun to make, and it didn't come out as forced as it could have. I'd do it again if I could find an …
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October 1992: A fairly mediocre mix. Although that BTO song ("Sledgehammer") is one of the great underrated break-up songs of all time. And where else are you going to see CCR side by side with the Pix …
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June 1992: The very best Supermix. Great songs, good sound quality, and some wonderful transitions. Most importantly, I listened to it throughout the summer of 1992, the best summer of my life. I was i …
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November 1991: This one sucks. It might be the very worst Supermix. It definitely contains the very worst song on any Supermix - "Shake Your Moneymaker." Ah, the mistakes we make at age 16!
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January 1992: Another less-than-satisfactory effort, although there are some cool transitions ("American Music" into "Take the Money and Run"; "New York Telephone Conversation" into "Satisfaction")
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September 1991: Another particuarly good Supermix, right on the heels of #7, one of the very best. This was the first that I gave a name. Generally, it's just whatever song title I think sounds the coo …
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September 1991: One of the series' very best. Lots of great classic rock, and it's an especially well-constructed mix - some fantastic transitions, particularly on Side 1.
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