wayne&wax

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4.04.2006

lemon-red was a popular blog and it still is


so i was pretty psyched to participate in this.

8 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

hottt mix. any chance of a tracklisting??

4:16 AM  
Blogger wayne&wax said...

glad you dig.

tracklist coming very very soon. if not at L-R, then definitely at RM.

6:41 AM  
Blogger wayne&wax said...

i hear you, jack. i think keeping the fun in it was one reason for withholding the tracklist for a short time. better not to let the names and such saddle the mix with too many pre/mis-conceptions. better to let it stand on its own, at least for the first listen.

but, once that "blindfold" test has passed, i've got nothing against pointing people to good music when they want to find it.

you remind me that i used to play music for my friends - and still do - and would pretty much refuse to reveal who it was until they had listened at least some ways into it.

1:09 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

good stuff wayne, i still didn't give it a listen yet, but i will. just wanted to holler cause i saw your add.

brap!

1:22 PM  
Blogger i said...

wow. thats the best mix lemon red has posted yet... by far.

9:43 AM  
Blogger wayne&wax said...

respect to all. thanks much for the forwards. glad everyone is enjoying the mix.

for those who missed it, the tracklist has been posted:
http://www.lemon-red.org/blog/2006/04/12/the-lemon-red-mix-series-april-2006-part-2/

and thanks to dave stelfox for biggin' us up in pfork:
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/features/themonthin/dancehall/04-19-06.shtml

6:15 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Great mix. It reminds me of Coldcut at their best. How the hell did you coordinate 6 DJs to do one mix though. I'm imagining quite a bit of elbow shoving.

3:08 AM  
Blogger wayne&wax said...

thanks, steppa.

no doubt - it was a challenge to coordinate such a massive collaboration. we haven't really gone into the details yet of how we did it, but let's just say that there was a bunch of initial mixing that we did together in the same room and then a bunch of asynchronous edits and additions that we all performed subsequently. in the end, we're pretty happy that it comes off so seamless.

maybe someday (soon?) we'll make the process more transparent. i'm dying to offer a "standalone" of part of my bit, so i'll be revealing that much soon.

6:44 AM  

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