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Posted by Dr Rich on 07-27-2002 at14:16:

60 min mix challange

side one
1. Ain't Gonna Fight it
2. Meal
3. enfleshed - Mortal
~TST produced
4. Walls of Doubt
5. Here I am
6. Scapegoat -Scaterd Few
~TST produced
7. The pool
8. I'm on your team
9. Hide the Beer (party version)
10 The End
11 Ed Again

side two
1. Occam's Razor
~TST wrote this song.
2. Beyond the wall of sleep
3. Unattainble Earth
4. Islands, Buildings & Freeways.
~TST co-wrote & produced
5. You are loved - Altar Boys
~TST co-produced with Rob Watson
6. Turn this off (wewh version)
7. This is the one
8. You told them exactly what I didn't say
9. Little Red Riding Hood
10 The Afternoon
11 Autographs for the sick

The 60 min mix tape is really the way to go Wink

Posted by ™ on 07-28-2002 at02:05:

I want one I want one I want one

I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one

Posted by Joey T. on 07-28-2002 at02:15:

I prefer the 80 minute mix cd-r. Pleased

Posted by Mark on 07-28-2002 at11:53:

quote:

Originally posted by Joey T.
I prefer the 80 minute mix cd-r. Pleased

Me too

Posted by Lost Canine on 07-28-2002 at12:43:

quote:

Originally posted by ™
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one
I want one I want one I want one I want one

Me 2!

Posted by Author of the Post on 07-28-2002 at14:05:

Do people still listen to cassettes? My cassette deck collects dust. I even switched to doing live audio recordings of my students on MiniDisc.

-- The Author of the Post

Posted by BD on 07-28-2002 at15:39:

quote:

Originally posted by Author of the Post
Do people still listen to cassettes?

except maybe

Dennis
Monty
Joey
???
BD
?

Posted by Dr Rich on 07-28-2002 at16:03:

quote:

Originally posted by Joey T.
I prefer the 80 minute mix cd-r. Pleased

the fun is in the 60 min mix Wink

the 60 min mix tape is the real way to go Wink

Posted by Dr Rich on 07-28-2002 at16:05:

quote:

Originally posted by Author of the Post
Do people still listen to cassettes? My cassette deck collects dust. I even switched to doing live audio recordings of my students on MiniDisc.

-- The Author of the Post

they are fun for mix tapes.
you have to listen to the music as you record it and therefore create a much better flow.

(maybe I am just "old school"... or just "old"

btw... I guess I spelled "challenge" wrong
(what else is new? Crying

)

Posted by Author of the Post on 07-29-2002 at16:14:

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich

quote:

Originally posted by Author of the Post
Do people still listen to cassettes? My cassette deck collects dust. I even switched to doing live audio recordings of my students on MiniDisc.

-- The Author of the Post

they are fun foe mix tapes.
you have to listen to the music as you record it and therefore create a much better flow.

(maybe I am just "old school"... or just "old"

btw... I guess I spelled "challenge" wrong
(what else is new? Crying

)

I listen through before I burn a CD. At least I listen to the transition from song to song to see if it will work well.

-- aotp

Posted by Little Dumbo on 07-29-2002 at16:36:

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich
they are fun foe mix tapes.
you have to listen to the music as you record it and therefore create a much better flow.

(maybe I am just "old school"... or just "old"

btw... I guess I spelled "challenge" wrong
(what else is new? Crying

)

Or is it really that you don't own a cd burner Doc?

Posted by Author of the Post on 07-29-2002 at16:40:

quote:

Originally posted by Little Dumbo

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich
they are fun foe mix tapes.
you have to listen to the music as you record it and therefore create a much better flow.

(maybe I am just "old school"... or just "old"

btw... I guess I spelled "challenge" wrong
(what else is new? Crying

)

Or is it really that you don't own a cd burner Doc?

You really have a thing for that evil bouncy smiley thingie, eh?

-- aotp

Posted by Dr Rich on 07-29-2002 at17:34:

quote:

Originally posted by Little Dumbo

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich
they are fun foe mix tapes.
you have to listen to the music as you record it and therefore create a much better flow.

(maybe I am just "old school"... or just "old"

btw... I guess I spelled "challenge" wrong
(what else is new? Crying

)

Or is it really that you don't own a cd burner Doc?

well... yes that too Red Face

Posted by Dr Rich on 07-29-2002 at17:35:

quote:

Originally posted by Author of the Post

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich

quote:

Originally posted by Author of the Post
Do people still listen to cassettes? My cassette deck collects dust. I even switched to doing live audio recordings of my students on MiniDisc.

-- The Author of the Post

they are fun foe mix tapes.
you have to listen to the music as you record it and therefore create a much better flow.

(maybe I am just "old school"... or just "old"

btw... I guess I spelled "challenge" wrong
(what else is new? Crying

)

I listen through before I burn a CD. At least I listen to the transition from song to song to see if it will work well.

-- aotp

makes sense to me Smile

)

Posted by Mark on 07-29-2002 at18:23:

CD burners are great!

Posted by Dr Rich on 07-29-2002 at18:24:

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
CD burners are great!

maybe someday Big Grin

Posted by Mark on 07-29-2002 at18:25:

I got one for a present last Christmas. I have a great brother.

Posted by Little Dumbo on 07-29-2002 at18:30:

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
CD burners are great!

Mark, you must not be on the dadl.... Pleased

Posted by Mark on 07-29-2002 at18:31:

I think I signed up a couple of years ago, but can't remember how to get in or my password. I may have to try again sometime.

Posted by Gamgee on 07-29-2002 at18:47:

A younger relative of mine once asked me what "burning CD's" meant. I told him, "You take a CD that you want to copy, and you hold it up to a flame until it gets really hot. Then you do the same thing to the blank disc. Then you press the two together, and leave them like that until they cool. That copies the information from one CD to the other." I don't think he believed me.