Juanco Rocks writes:


Thank you very much for this fabulous compilation.
I can't tell you how many times I play this in the foreground (yes)
while I am playing poker on-line. Great stuff.
Thank you again.
(?Valerie Plame?)Didn't know she already got a recording deal.

Yes she's a "scream!" Glad you like it. Working on a follow up to this one. Edgier though. LP

dax writes:

i just wanna say thank you for this amazing mix. but i have a question and pardon my ignorance when i extracted the rar file i found "crime jazz.cue", what is it for?

dax, No problem at all. The attached .cue file is there to id the track times. If you look in the side bar under tools you will see the word Burrrn. This is a free program that you can dl and use it to create audio cd's using .cue files. Once you have the program installed, drag the .cue file from any of the mixes right into the program, insert a cd and click Burrn and bingo you will have a cd with the tracks seperated out instead of just one big file.

I have tried to find a way of providing the seperated tracks up front but the quality of the mix suffers too much without doing it with .cue files. Yes you have to do some of the work here but it is easy and I have, believe me, done the hard part. I think the result doing it this way and having a "MiXed" offering is far superior sounding than me just throwing up .mp3 files in a folder. The bit rate is altered and the sound or gain is evened out to the best of my ability to give a professional MiX of around 80 minutes. Some folks have complained about not getting the individual .mp3 files...and I don't want to sound pretenious but, I consider what is done here as "art". Timborado Da Vinci I am! Ha Ha Ha

I have included a .cue file in each of the downloads and be sure that you keep all of the files in the same folder and named exactly like they are or the process will not work. These .cue files are only for the MiXes. Not needed for the album rips.

If you want to see what a .cue file looks like change the .cue to .txt and have a peek. But make sure you change it back to .cue to use.

In the early stages I did not know about .cue files and have included them in the tools section under guess what "Cue Files". It is a small package and has all of the missing files up to the point I started including them.

One last thing. Some players and programs use .cue files. If you want more detailed info on this go here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cue_sheet

Cheers, LP

aaa writes:

thank you