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http://www.recordbreakin.com/store.html Let me put it this way - if you think you might dig the whole broken-beat thing, check this compilation out. If you can get with it, then there's a whole (underground) world going on to check out. If it don't work for you, hey, game over, simple as that, no harm, no foul. But hey hey hey - the more I hear of Daz-I-Kue, the more I'm thinking that this is a cat to put on The Pay Attention List. This cat's serious about his shit & is not lacking in eitehr skills or imagination. Definitely a cut above in a "genre" that is already that "as is".

No, I am Pigboy Crabshaw, unresurrected. Or not. None of my, nor anybody else's, business who I am!

I'm glad that Lou enjoys it that much. Different strokes, and all that.

For a head man, why you look down at your feet all the time? Now that's what's interesting!

Kyusaku Ogino Hermann Knaus Method Man

And XERB: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XERF-AM

XERF!

WTF, then?

Must've been something in that one file that Roxio didn't like, another one just burnt up perfect. Interesting...

Ok, burnt again on Roxio, same problem. Burnt another copy using WMP & it came out fine. Hmmmm....gonna try another file on Roxio & see what happens.

56 kbs, file was created over a year ago, and is identical to umpteen-jillion other files on the same site: http://www.routesinrhythm.com/routes/mixes/mix.html I got lots of 'em, trrust me... This is the only time that this has happened, so I'm wondering if my computer might have burped funny during the burning process or some thing... Only one way to find out, and that's to reburn. So here goes... Results to follow.

Not WOR?

The postal service works in mysterious ways, that's all I can say... Clem, PM me buddy, if you will and/or if you want. I need some info, seafood plate...

Big fan of Bourdain here, and have low-keyly pimped his show here a few times. That's good tv right there. Zimmer's good, too, but will be better, I think, when he loses just a little bit of that...zest. If you know what I mean. Biven the nature of his show, it seems inevitable, and good for that! The Bourdain show where he goes to Korea with producer Nari Kye is priceless. Nari Kye is...a rare quantity.

My name is Cary Ralston. I did not contribute to this book.

Whole 'nother world... Including that play-off music!

Teo Macero John LaPorta Clem DeRosa

I'm using OEM Roxio Basic CD Creator 5, a very simple, no-frills program that has gotten it done more times than I can count, including countless # files of this same type/size from this same site. I'm wondering if maybe my PC bugged out for a second during the process, or if there was something in the source file that triggered this error in an otherwise "foolproof" (so far) program. The end result/effect is kinda cool though. It's a 60+ minute non-stop house mix, and the slower tempo reveals the intricacies of the interlocking rhythms quite vividly!

Tony C Mister B Mr. G's

Today's Monday's birthday. With so much death around these parts lately, it's mighty good to celebrate a life and a voice that are still going forward. Here's wishing many more for her!

I very much like the Impulse! side he did w/George Wein & the Newport All Stars. Front line is Pee Wee, Ruby Braff, Bud Freeman, & Marshall Brown, 3/4 of which is personality with a capital P, if you know what I mean.

Downloaded an mp3 of an all-music podcast from a site. The thing is <80 minutes (as are all this site's podcasts), so I burned it to CD in .wav form (as I do all this site's podcasts). I go to play it, and there's a funny "blown speaker" sound to the music, which is usually the sign of a bad burn, but there's something else that I've never encountered before - the music sounds like a 45 being played at 33 1/3. Didn't know that this was possible, so I'm wonderrng if maybe for this particular podcast, the DJ decided to go all Screwed, and if maybe the rattling sound was just an effect. But no. I played the original mp3 file, and it's all good, nice and normal. So, has something like this ever happened to anybody before, where the speed goes of on a burn? How is this possible, waht's the science? Inquiring minds, etc...