I wrote:
I'm thinking of compiling a cetralised reference point for mixes made by
313 list members.
Well I received a fair response to my post late last week. I have
something up now:
http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~mhl/313.html
It's basic but I prefer web pages that way, easy to navigate and quick
to load. I've added mixes people have sent me (I don't think I missed
anyone if I have please mail me). I've added mixes which I've found from
old mails I had and other ones I've come across. I've posted these links
without permission, I don't think anyone will object but if I've posted
a mix of yours and you want me to remove it just mail me.
Where possible I've added desc. or tracklisting and a link next to
members name (where more mixes/info can be found). If you have info
which I'm missing, again please mail me. Once I've received enough info
I'll try to go about standardising the format into:
mix(link) - style - tracklisting(link) - extra info
Notice the disclaimer at the top about style/genre etc. After all the
discussions on list in the past few months I decided there was no way I
should even attempt to decide which mixes are '313' or 'techno' enough
to post and which aren't. I've decided rightly or wrongly to post
everything I'm sent and anything posted on 313. The only criteria is
that the DJ be a member of 313. Hopefully this should have some sort of
filtering effect on the quality and style of mixes?
I'd really appreciate some input from everyone, suggestions etc.
Cheers
--
Mike
