I thought I’d make it available again. I will see if I can dig up a tracklisting for it. It is two hours long and moves from a dreamy and atmospheric beginning to some techy stuff, through the world of house, gets a bit frantic towards the end before settling into a nice smooth final 20 minutes.

Grab it here!

Update: I found the tracklisting ..

- voodoo warriors of love – imagine (em:t)
- gabriel ananda – 2.1 (trapez 017)
- estornel/tutera – one day (sub static)
- sten – anti-establishment 1 untitled (italic)
- eloi brunelle – moch5 (thinner)
- baby ford – after shock (sender)
- jeff samuel – fcote/knob remixes b2 (trapez)
- misc – the magic number (sender)
- 2 dollar egg – tow@.com (i220)
- dj manny groove – back 2 face u (bambossa)
- monolake – static (monolake)
- adjd – believe (poker flat)
- the flaws feat mc chick-a-boo – freek [ewan pearson remix] (bitches brew)
- gabriel ananda – espresso (karmarouge)
- joris voorn – take off (sound architecture)
- hakan lidbo – televinken (poker flat)
- robag wruhme – jena makks (milner modern)
- hakan lidbo – give me your disease (poker flat)
- misc – flow control (sender)
- adam kroll & riley reinhold – static people (traum schallplatten)
- jeff bennett – markings (sensei)
- selffish – why (thinner)
- agoria – stereolove [paul kalkbrenner remix] (different)
- baier and box – duck dub [taho remix] (thinner)
- ada – …and more (areal)
- plaid – zeal (warp)
- boy robot – when broken consider it sold (city centre offices)

I’m not necessarily suggesting people go back and buy my previous music because much dance music is such a fleeting, transient thing but it’s cool to have stuff on there.

Working 40 or more hours a week is a chunk of time, but on top of that I’m trying to work toward an MFA in Creative Writing (and have a loong way to go) so only time will tell if I get a chance to put anything together musically and/or website related.

I have been listening to a lot of music lately, but the dancier stuff still often leaves me flat.  Much of what I’m enjoying is fairly commercial in nature, but still quite good.  Rediscovering Portishead a bit with their new upcoming third album soon, which I have heard, and perhaps I’ll post about it soon.  Also listening to a lot of Marsmobil who I think are fantastic.  And, as always, much Ulrich Schnauss.

Until next time.. ..  ..

Don’t get me wrong – it’s probably my favorite as well, but it’s nice to see people will show interest in something a bit off the beaten track, if it’s done in a creative and somewhat unique way. 

Another quick plug for people to add me on their Myspace.com friends list too.  My list isn’t "pitiful" anymore, but the more the merrier.

If you’ve just stumbled upon this site after hearing any of the recent remixes, please drop me a line.  I’m not like the average dj or producer.  I almost always answer emails (if they’re nice at least), and usually I answer emails with one that is about 3 times as long as the one I got.  I like to hear people’s input and ideas, and generally don’t talk to many other "pro" (accent on quotations) producers because their ideas are usually based in tradition or some other cliches that I don’t adhere to.  (except Austin, Kobbe and some of the other wicked guys I’m always interested in hearing from..)

This is the graphic design of the sticker I did for the cover of the "America 2005" release.  It shouldn’t be too much longer before that one is out.  I used the Thomas Jefferson quote at the bottom of the sticker – I think clicking on the image should bring it up full-size so it can be read.

An excerpt:

My DJ lays down some real hardcore shit while the doctor tells me the lump on my left testicle is just a benign cyst.

[....]

The doctor gives me a little plastic card to hang in my shower that shows me how to check for lumps. Motherfucker say what, I mouth to the beat. My DJ encourages the doctor to throw his hands up, but the doctor declines.

Read the whole thing.

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot online for free before releasing it on Nonesuch Records. ” />

Almost as if on cue, Wired News talks with Wilco about their decision in 2001 to walk away from their then-record label (Reprise) and release the album free on the internet.

Now three years later, they are larger than ever and have a new label that is much more internet friendly and visionary (Nonesuch) than their previous label.

I realize it’s not the exact thing I was talking about in my well-timed dialogue on the changing landscape of the music scene and my perception that I don’t believe Gates or Jobs either fully "get it", but the timing was so perfect that I can’t help but point it out.

Veteran BBC broadcaster John Peel has died at the age of 65, while on holiday in Peru.

I’ve always been fascinated by these babelfish translators:

It has said is history felt and is fables you feel that they are incorrect on the mic and the revolving platform
This reporter who young adore, so as to I have oscillated some incorrect rhymes as I have not made never before
She has said, "She curses, type of Moscow, I I am in the love with you, the legend of Casanova must be to align"