Music swap at Hukilau - Tiki Music

IZ I, Zombie Member the Les Baxter Grotto (Minneapolis) Joined: Jul 14, 2003 Posts: 539	IZ I, Zombie Posted posted on Sun, Jun 12, 2005 8:06 PM TV, Agreed. People do what they want and we can sort it out down there. For me, although I can appreciate the cramming concept (getting as many MP3s onto a disc), I'm actually more interested in the home made compilation as art in itself. Taking into account song selection, how well songs move from one to the next, the overall mood evoked, even a nice Jewel case design, with comments from the compiler. I think it would be great to get a compilation from another tiki-file of the tracks that he/she plays when BBQing and making Mai Tai's on a Saturday night. Not just a catch all, but a select group of the songs that really move the person. That's the route I'll be taking anyway. And if I can get my act together, I might make a few different comps. I, Zombie

TV,

Agreed. People do what they want and we can sort it out down there.

For me, although I can appreciate the cramming concept (getting as many MP3s onto a disc), I'm actually more interested in the home made compilation as art in itself. Taking into account song selection, how well songs move from one to the next, the overall mood evoked, even a nice Jewel case design, with comments from the compiler. I think it would be great to get a compilation from another tiki-file of the tracks that he/she plays when BBQing and making Mai Tai's on a Saturday night. Not just a catch all, but a select group of the songs that really move the person.

That's the route I'll be taking anyway. And if I can get my act together, I might make a few different comps.

I, Zombie

Post #165372 by I, Zombie on Sun, Jun 12, 2005 8:06 PM