Other Mixes By g.a.b. l@bs
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Electronic - Ambient
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World
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Electronic - Ambient
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Electronic - Ambient
proJJeXx.2
| Artist | Song | |
| l@bwork |
11 DHQhw 
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| " " | A_P_ | |
| " " | Ach_3 | |
| " " | Vi_So-GK_379 | |
| " " | 306_NTtrs | |
| " " | DBBA | |
| " " | APor9 | |
| " " | ArBom | |
| " " | BFDSh_ | |
| " " | LZpYr | |
| " " | TL_5 | |
| " " | DkBn | |
| " " | HyGhnE | |
| " " | PlM_rT | |
| " " | Scape_884b | |
Comment:
72:52 | "I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it." -- Pablo PicassoFile derivations, mathematical interpretations, and tectonic/aural stratagems...set to music (sort of). This one resides within the Ambient genera more so than part one & contains Audacity-morphed compositions by Alan Parsons, W. A. Mozart, David Bowie, Derek Bailey & Led Zeppelin (see d/l for a complete list of original artists used).
Feedback:
Projexx, eh? How come none of the track titles has a double X in it? ;-) I see you have been exxperimenting again.
Yes; experimentation with a purpose -- I'm about 2 steps into Part 3, and am finally getting the
'sound' I was looking for at the outset, realizing that it takes some initial stumbling along the
way to arrive at the final destination; though, to my ears, parts 1 & 2 aren't half bad...for
"stumbling".
'sound' I was looking for at the outset, realizing that it takes some initial stumbling along the
way to arrive at the final destination; though, to my ears, parts 1 & 2 aren't half bad...for
"stumbling".
Can't wait to give a fly.
my work colleague got here first and was playing metal. METAL! first thing in the morning! anyway, I arrived second, so I put this on afterward to clear the air and help the coffee go down (with a spoon-full of sugar, of course). no standout tracks, but the whole thing flowed over me like warm wind. very nice.
Mix or Original Works...ahh, that is the question. Far more than sequencing or blending, you are creating that which had not existed, prior. And, to that I say, bravo!
Brilliance! I particularly enjoyed your sound manipulations on a lot of the "classics" on this. Really intriguing.
I'm immersed as I type . . . thanks for the link . . . of course I wouldn't have had a clue without it . . . (I don't have much with it)
Gene, I applaud you on your ambition with this project (or should I say these proJJeXx): the results are outstanding....
Really lovely; totally immersive as people have said. I definitely think you're on to something here :)
No comprendo ;-)
Las maravillas del laboratorio.