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groundhog day
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um, so work is boring. and so sometimes my mind wanders. and sometimes it actually creates something. note i did not say good or add any other type describe-y word. anyway this is groundhog day, and this is the point. i cm up with this idea. im sorry, "idea". every 3 months or so, i make another groundhog day mix. the same songs, minus two, and all in a different order, and all the discs looking the same, so that when i pick one up i wont know which is which. i get bored, ok. now, some mix critic types might say, "jab, i could do that with any one of your mixes, because you make basically the same mix every time anyway." and i would say, you know what? youre right. and this gives me the excuse to do it one more gooder. woo.Feedback:
oh i forgot to add i put in two new songs to replace the ones i took out. imagine? in a year i have a cd with one song. heh.
That's quite a challenge, one certainly worthy of the experimental tag. It's almost like the "stranded on a desert island" mix concept.
I find your methodology more interesting than the mix, though it is a good mix overall. Perhaps it would defeat the point of the exercise, but I'm curious: If you could make this mix only once (and I'm assuming this isn't the first of its kind that you've made), what would the ideal track order be?
I find your methodology more interesting than the mix, though it is a good mix overall. Perhaps it would defeat the point of the exercise, but I'm curious: If you could make this mix only once (and I'm assuming this isn't the first of its kind that you've made), what would the ideal track order be?
I like the concept... a lot!
It is an original concept to say the least. Do you ommit your 2 least favourite tracks on the cd & replace them with 2 you much prefer? If so would you have a completely different but ( in your opinion ) much stronger mix in your cd player two years from now?
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good idea jabbers!
good idea jabbers!!
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