All in all, an outstanding effort. Cant wait to listen to it some more and become more familiar with the songs.
I'm glad you enjoyed some of that. I admit it's an eclectic mix. That kind of diversity appeases the various personalities trapped inside my fevered brain-case. I'd like to think there's a little something there for everyone.
I still haven't gotten yours yet. I hope the almighty Bundespost hasn't dropped the ball on this. Phalanges crossed.
I finally got a good listen in with the others. Very nice. I can honestly say that every tracked was enjoyable and I got exposed to some exciting new stuff.
George: Lots of new stuff for me. I was not acquainted with Temples, Fleet Foxes, and Tame Impala. Always enjoy Roseanne Cash. Some highlights -
Rose Tattoo, Sun Structures, and
Battery Kinzie. Good stuff. The whole thing is a fun listen. I'd kind of forgotten how good Dropkick Murphys can be. I'll have to add more of that to my collection.
Cor: Very mellow (mostly) and sophisticated (always) mix. Let's face it, successfully putting Debussy and Sparks together on one CD calls for a bow. Sparks is a family favorite here at The Old Melody Ranch. I have to admit, I'd never given a good listen to
Royals before now. I like it.
Still Loving After You was a nice new one for me.
Joost: Some great old faves. Also some nice new discoveries. Especially the Netherlands selections. Especially enjoyed
Russian Spy And I, Temporarily Expendable, and
I Apologise (Dear Simon). Very nice Beach Boys selections. The Stranglers selection (
Golden Brown) was new to me. I'll have to bone up on them.
I see that everyone opted for the higher quality AIFF format. I went with MP3s to get more tracks in. I hope the fidelity didn't suffer too much. If I do this again I'll go the other way. Maybe do a double CD like Joost did if I feel the need.
Thanks to everyone who shared.
Again, if anyone would like to download my set then hit me up.
Kaili.