Here's the first mix for 2010. It's called slo_mo because all the tunes are slow & droney.One aspect of this mix that makes it a bit different is the use of a few "stretched" tracks. I think I've mentioned this program here before, it's called "Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch". I couldn't find a link to it, but at one time, on the web, there was a version of Beethoven's 9th Symphony that had been stretched to 24 hours.
I stretched 3 songs for the mix, Eno - Music for Airports, Laetetur Cor (Choir of the Abbey of Saint Wandrille) and Budd & Eno - A Stream With Bright Fish. Those tracks along with the others combine for a very slow mix that works pretty well for sleeping(I couldn't make past the 20min mark twice last night).
Enjoy.
Download (right click/save as) : 58mb 63:28
slo_mo
T R A C K L I S T :
- 00:00 Eno - Music for Airports (s t r e t c h e d)
- 08:25 lexithimie - scale 1
- 12:35 Apalusa - Coventry, January 21, 2008
- 18:00 Laetetur Cor - Choir of the Abbey of Saint Wandrille (s t r e t c h e d)
- 22:20 Budd & Eno - A Stream with Bright Fish (s t r e t c h e d)
- 30:35 Celer - Gaited Florets
- 38:00 Porzellan - Rosen
- 47:10 Spheruleus - Time Fades
- 54:12 Language of Landscape - And The Rain Embraced Our Closing Words
fuck yeah
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to combine stretched music with un-stretched. Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteHe're a link to 9Beetstretch, the fascinating 24 hour Beethove project by Leif Inge:
http://www.expandedfield.net/
Thanks again,
PvC
http://www.ambientblog.net
That's "Beethoven", of course :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm glad the stretching worked for you guys. I wasn't sure if it would come off as a lame attempt by a musical amateur.
ReplyDeleteI should have squeezed in one more stretched track in the back half, oh well there's always next time. Thanks again for listening.
Thanks for using 'Time Fades' Dave! I will download and listen to the mix right away. Looks like a strong tracklist...
ReplyDeleteHarry
(Spheruleus)
Fantastic mix!
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