It might be considered "old school" now, but I enjoy using my aCD shuffler to create some "audio theme"; it's a challenge to find CDs that won't be chopped up mid-song, doesn't contain disruptive "interludes" or "blank songs"...and the CDs must share the same audio quality so there's no dramatic change in the volume.

My current five is:
Crystal Ball discs 1, 2, 3
Chaos and Disorder (which does "cut" perfect)
The Vault

None of them are albums "proper," so it's fun to listen to the songs randomly; I don't think I've listened to Crystal Ball or the Vault since they came out and they both have some good stuff on them; it's a good way to rediscover songs.

sro100 said:[quote]It might be considered "old school" now, but I enjoy using my aCD shuffler to create some "audio theme"; it's a challenge to find CDs that won't be chopped up mid-song, doesn't contain disruptive "interludes" or "blank songs"...and the CDs must share the same audio quality so there's no dramatic change in the volume.

My current five is:
Crystal Ball discs 1, 2, 3
Chaos and Disorder (which does "cut" perfect)
The Vault

None of them are albums "proper," so it's fun to listen to the songs randomly; I don't think I've listened to Crystal Ball or the Vault since they came out and they both have some good stuff on them; it's a good way to rediscover songs.


...couldn't have picked 'em better myself..good job....
[This message was edited Fri Apr 9 18:31:42 2004 by roodboi]

See: Chaos, CB, and Vault are all basically compilations that are unmixed.

You can put any 5 discs that are compiled given they are unmixed and create this effect.

I have some pretty smokin' disco compilations and funk series that ARE unmixed, and of course they were brought to the same volume by whatever label compiled it (Rhino, Harmless).

the hits 1 & 2, the b sides, , and Musicology

that's whats in mine
but i switch with the gld experience