Other Mixes By Lissa Crayon123
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Theme - Romantic
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Mixed Genre
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Mixed Genre
more like a song, less like math (for gene)
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
orbital | halcyon & on & on | |
boa | duvet | |
ganja kru | smoke (natalie imbruglia mix) | |
secret shine | loveblind | |
all natural lemon & lime flavors | puzzle piece | |
mu-ziq | the fear | |
petra haden | red | |
rachel's | handwriting | |
idaho | scrawny | |
b. fleischmann | putting the morr back in morrissey | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
baxendale | music for girls | |
club 8 | missing you (making love to a machine rmx) | |
sugar plant | happy | |
fuck | laundry | |
christine rosenvinge | taking off | |
kristy macoll | in these shoes | |
macha | until your temples are pounding | |
cinerama | 146 degrees | |
isobella | black hair, green eyes | |
kathryn williams | intermission | |
Comment:
yikes! another overwhelming task of creating something for an overachieving collector like g.a.b. labs. i made this with the idea that he seems to enjoy some electronic, experimental type stuff. i had fun making it. i learned something. honestly!Feedback:
As I sit, listening via headphones (the best way to substantively judge a mix), and peck away @ undusted terminal keys; a cool breeze blowing through the window screen, I reach yet another level of consciousness with lissa's mix. Shall I "review" her work? "Not in these shoes..." ~:-p...so now I'm barefoot: Mostly discovery for me, erumpent tunage showers forth in an exquisitely crafted agglomeration; (uncovered & undulant). The zig & the zag of it (genre-wise) really puts her mixing talents to the audible test (and the eclectic art / layout adds a bit of intrigue). Ms. Crayon has colorfully hit square her mark (and left one on me). I believe, though, what she really learned is just how much of an impatient and demanding fuck I am ! (*alas*).
oh now, come on! i am the one that was later than a tugboat to ireland with this mix! and remember--barefoot is better. i'm glad you enjoyed!!
erumpent? :)
haha! erumpent...yea..sort of.
guess i'll visit www.dictionary.com and figure out what he said.
a tugboat actually made it here to ireland? mon dieu!