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Open two windows and bounce back and forth between allmusic.com and Amazon/CDNow.

Hmmm...what about that Goodman small groups CD? Isn't that late 30s groove? Maybe I've got the date wrong...

I enjoy the newbies too. There's a dance I DJ every few months and the first time I went there there was a full page of requests before I even started playing. I was not sure whether to be pissed or amused. The same guy in the same suspenders asks me to play "Gal from kalamazoo" everytime....

"Down by the riverside" by Lucky Millander ...hardly provacative.

I would have to mostly agree, but it depends on what you get; there is some stuff you can definitely DJ, but watch out for cymbals. Anyway, unless it's crap I wouldn't buy, I use Emusic as much to figure out what I really want to buy and that definitely saves me more than $10 a month. The thing I re...

Well, E-music is great because you can hear a sample, download the whole song, put it on a CD, drive around listening to it for weeks -and then decide if it's worth going out and buying.

Regina Carter too.
While this may send some into a corner with hands on ears rocking to babble incoherently, I often play a swing version of "They can't take that away from me" by violinist Lenny Solomon.

Ex recording engineer here: The normalizing feature should be a compressor, not a limiter. In other words, the volume above a certain threshold is "compressed" in a ratio rather than cut off. Imagine the "squashed" sound you'd get if the software totally limited the horns that co...

shortyjul wrote: P.S. Greg - buy me a drink in Houston and I'll crowbar Roob in the shins for you - we'll split his cd's.

I have so much good music to carry around; I really don't need any "filler"

What's a coaster?

http://www.yehoodi.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=58796

All the recomendations for Nero surprised me.

Does anyone here use it?

I've been using Music Match and am pretty unimpressed.

Any other suggestions?

I've never bell-curved my BPMs ...That's what I meant.

I figure we are all geeks to an extent, but I'm proud that one of us has stepped ahead of the pack.

GuruReuben wrote:

man, you are such a geek.

Yeah, I niavely thought that DJs would like to put some more energy into this topic and actually cite examples and geeky stuff like that...

Uh oh...