Showing posts with label CDXC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CDXC. Show all posts

Friday, February 9, 2007

CDXC2K6: Thrown Together

Here it is. Here is my explanation for my entry to the 2006 CD Exchange.

First off, here's the track listing for the CD:


  1. Panic! At The Disco - The Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide is Press Coverage
  2. Buckcherry - Crazy Bitch
  3. Hinder - Lips of an Angel
  4. City and Colour - Save Your Scissors
  5. MC Hawking - All My Shootings Be Drivebys
  6. Hieroglyphics - Cab Fare
  7. Meat Puppets - Lake of Fire
  8. The Postal Service - Such Great Heights
  9. Mr. Bungle - Super Marios Bros.
  10. The Cure - Love Cats
  11. Primus - Wynona's Big Brown Beaver
  12. Rush - YYZ (live)


Now, as you can see its a mish mash of many different genres and time periods. The story behind this CD is that I had completely forgot that we were to create the compilations until mid-January when me and the guys met up for coffee. That night I created the super mix. It would go down in history as the best-produced compilation CD of all time.

The CD burner on my computer is pooched, so I decided the best thing to do would be to transfer the tracks onto my MP3 player and burn them at Peaches' mom and dad's. When I got up there I realized that I had forgotten to transfer the tracks to my MP3 player. Thus I had to make do with the tracks I had loaded onto my (still new) device.

Above is the result of this haste. All in all I think it turned it pretty good, but I've already committed myself to spending more time on the project next year. Later days.

Thursday, February 8, 2007

Coming Soon!

Alright, I know I'm a little slow to the draw, but I'll have an explanation of my entry to CDXC2K6 soon. I'm honestly spending too much time with Twitter, but what can I say? I love it.

I've been installing the small kitchen countertop this morning and listening to the other entries to CDXC2K6 while I'm working. Actually, I also listened to Grindy 2K5 entry as I hadn't heard it yet. Quite good entries all 'round. I said it on Twitter last night and I'll say it again, "Fidelity" by Regina Spektor is one kick-ass song. Lovin it. Later days.