And the artists are getting HOW MUCH from this? :-) Jaimie Vernon, President, Bullseye Records "Not Infecting Our Customers' Computers Since 1985!!" http://www.bullseyecanada.com http://www.bullseyerecords.com Author, Canadian Pop Music Encyclopedia http://jam.canoe.ca/Music/Pop_Encyclopedia/ http://www.myspace.com/jaimievernonsmovingtargetz >From: "Jeff" >Reply-To: audities@smoe.org >To: >Subject: 1980's Mix Disc collection for sale (about 260 songs) >Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 18:10:43 -0500 > >Hello Fellow Auditeers, (and sorry for the long post) > >Since 1998, I've been collecting every single song that I've ever wanted >but never before owned and making mix discs from them. I had separated >them by decade only and come up with about a dozen discs each from each >decade: the 70's, 80's and 90's. Recently I've dumped all of them (by >decade) back into my pc, found the release dates for every single track >and reorganized the entire thing into *new* sets of chronological discs. >For example, I can now pull up an entire disc of songs from, say, 1974, >whereas before the 1974 tracks were spread out all across the "70's Set >of 12 discs". I'm really enjoying them this way. Anyway, now I've got >all these discs left, now that I've redone two of the three batches (the >90's will be next). The songs aren't in any order, but I did take good >care to make sure that all the tracks sound good and that there's at >least "some" continuity. Each track was "hand" edited, fixed, filtered, >adjusted, whatever needed doing (via Cool Edit) to make a good sounding >track in each and every case. I sold the 12-disc 70's set to a friend >several months ago and I've just finished re-doing the 80's set >chronologically, so I've now got the 13 original discs full of trax that >I made that I'd like to sell. I figure that they're worth $3.00 a piece, >anyway. Each disc comes with a track listing, ready to put in a jewel >box. I can ship them with jewel boxes or not, your choice. I put four of >the track listing pages on my scanner and scanned them into (4) 8.5 x 11 >pages, so you can see every single song that's included if you'd like. >Just e-mail me off-list and I'll send them to you. They're just 4 small >jpegs, but you can easily read the tracks. Lastly, the tracks came from >"everywhere": early FTP grabs, Napster, Limewire, my own vinyl >collection, discs I borrowed from the library, discs I borrowed from >friends, discs from my own collection (took the songs I liked and then >traded in the discs), heck, a few even came from relatively new >cassettes (only a few, no tape hiss!). There are some cool remixes, some >12" stuff, a rare version here and there. > >Sorry for the Fram, gang. Anyway, I'm thinking $35.00 for the set (we >can work out shipping anyway you'd like), but I'll consider any offer. >Sure, they're songs I chose, but I guarantee you all will find *lots* of >stuff you'll like. Two years as an auditeer, and one thing that I have >learned is that I am smack dab in the middle of you all when it comes to >musical taste. By the way, I just turned 47, so that will give you an >idea, perhaps, as to how old I was when I was listening to these trax. >Oh yeah, money back guaranteed if you don't like the quality or anything >else about these discs once you get 'em. My standards are pretty high. >And, as I'm sure you can all tell by now, I'm just totally freakin' nuts >when it comes to this stuff. :-) So everything is very well organized. >13 cents a song, what a deal! > >jeff teez in delaware >