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September 19, 2007 02:14 PM PDT

The cost of maintaining my site just got a lot higher. If you enjoy what I do and want to help support my mixing efforts, please help a DJ out.

Don't worry- this isn't extortion. I'm not going to take good music hostage, depending on the response I get. The number of subscribers, downloads and hits I receive on a regular basis is in its own right payment for services rendered. It's so much more than I could have ever imagined, particularly since this is only a part-time job, or full-time hobby at-best.

No matter, you all have been great and I want to thank you for all the support I've received all this way since October 2005.

Regards,

http://mookie1510.podomatic.com

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I've been at this for awihle now. My first posted mix was in October 2005 (Battle for Galactica). I was first posting VERY regularly, but I've increasingly slacked on meeting my own deadlines. Family responsibilities have taken center-stage, which isn't bad; I've just had to reorder some priorities... and how I tackle each and every mix. Early on, I was more concerned on how the mixes particularly sounded- not just the selection of music and transitions, but layering tracks together. -- mashing lite, I suppose. But that was an involved effort that, frankly, I was growing bored with. With a relatively limited amount of time with which to work, I found myself focusing more and more over time on JUST the RIGHT flow from one track to another. You can definitely hear this in newer mixes -- I have dropped my fear of silence and simply non-overlapped segues. I hope you enjoy the product(s) you have before you today.

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