CD or tape trade thread part 2 (summertime edition)
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2005 11:42 am
01/05/06:
hey, sorry i'm a little late on this! i drew names today. here are the matchups:
macfly trades with pstehley
diesel trades with tim
magpie trades with sm
nw: your name was the last one i drew. since we have an uneven number of participants, i'll trade with both you and Pat (pstehley).
so let's get to it...swap addresses with your partner via PM and when we receive our mixes we can post the tracklists.
does that all sound ok with everyone?
summary/guidelines:
- by signing up for this thing, you truly intend on following through with making a tape or CD and mailing it to its recipient. it's generally a drag when these things get all mucked up by people who flake, knowwhatimean?
- seems like people who listen to the Slip are generally pretty open-minded and thus, listen to a wide variety of music. so be as diverse as you please within the mix that you construct, bearing in mind the importance of flow and track order.
- be creative with your mix -- it could have a theme, such as "music to drive late at night to" or "soundtrack to cooking dinner"; it could consist of songs that represent you as a person; or it could simply be a collection of music that you've been digging lately.
- some mixtape/mix CD links to check out:
artofthemix.org: a beginner's guide to engineering the perfect mix tape
Wikipedia: Mix Tape
papercdcase.com
post other suggestions and useful links on this thread!
hey, sorry i'm a little late on this! i drew names today. here are the matchups:
macfly trades with pstehley
diesel trades with tim
magpie trades with sm
nw: your name was the last one i drew. since we have an uneven number of participants, i'll trade with both you and Pat (pstehley).
so let's get to it...swap addresses with your partner via PM and when we receive our mixes we can post the tracklists.
does that all sound ok with everyone?
summary/guidelines:
- by signing up for this thing, you truly intend on following through with making a tape or CD and mailing it to its recipient. it's generally a drag when these things get all mucked up by people who flake, knowwhatimean?
- seems like people who listen to the Slip are generally pretty open-minded and thus, listen to a wide variety of music. so be as diverse as you please within the mix that you construct, bearing in mind the importance of flow and track order.
- be creative with your mix -- it could have a theme, such as "music to drive late at night to" or "soundtrack to cooking dinner"; it could consist of songs that represent you as a person; or it could simply be a collection of music that you've been digging lately.
- some mixtape/mix CD links to check out:
artofthemix.org: a beginner's guide to engineering the perfect mix tape
Wikipedia: Mix Tape
papercdcase.com
post other suggestions and useful links on this thread!