Jeremy Hollister (jeremy@mte.com)
Thu, 1 Oct 1998 23:03:18 -0400 (EDT)
Just spent a week enjoying the hell out of this mix!
Gerry's mix takes the listener on a trip through soul-jazz into
(just the right amount of) jungle-dub through hip-hop and acid-jazz ending
with a HOT-HOT nina simone into Lalo with a cameo by his son maceo (Ithink?)
Technically the sound is clean clean clean. Musically it keeps a good
groove. It seems storebought with the ability to jump between tracks and
Gerry's packaging is clean as well
The Sergio Mendes cover of "For what its worth" is the shit!
Hands up to Gerry!
j
On Mon, 21 Sep 1998, Gerry Villareal wrote:
> I made a (cd/md) mixdisc this summer for myself and for some friends. It's
> a 70+ minutes continuous mix of music that I like - soul jazz funk hip hop
> d&b. Though the music spans time and space (kinda corny, but true), I
> think it all flows quite nicely.
>
> There is a track listing at... http://www.five.com/gerryv/hd.txt
>
> I'd like the mix to get out, but am wary of selling it at the moment.
> Maybe I could get it on a realaudio site somewhere - any ideas?
>
> In any event I'd like to give away a few (at least 5) free for promotional
> use. Each cd is actually individually burned on my own equipment. (I lost
> one figuring out how to take out pauses between tracks, and keep the track
> marks without any hiccups.) I can't absorb shipping costs, so it would
> probably involve a self-addressed, stamped, padded envelope/box. Email me
> if you're interested. Peace!
>
> gerryv@massive.com
>
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