A Mix For You

So. The time has come to post some of my DJ mixes. I would like to that many people, including the fine chaps at Ableton Live for creating such a wonderful program, Steve Mizek of www.littlewhiteearbuds.com for giving me some good tracks (and being a wonderful guy to boot), and of course Jimmy Savile (yes, that's right) for being the first DJ to use two continuous turntables and a microphone back in the 1940's, I think, giving birth to DJing as we know it today.

Anyways, the first mix. This is a mix I did that encompasses various shades of house music over the years. Many of these tracks were ripped from vinyl, so the fidelity and sound-quality might be a little low for some of the tracks, and I apologize in advance.

Happy listening!

Jason x

01 Manuel Gottsching - E2E4

02 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino

03 Gotan Project - Triptico (Peter Kruder Remix)

04 DJ Sneak - Throw Your Hands Up

05 DJ Pierre - Muzik Is Life (Long Life Mix)

06 Afterhours - Feel It (Salsoul Mix)

07 Cajmere - Brighter Days (Masters At Work Remix)

08 Masters At Work - Our Mute Horn (Kenlou Mix + Bonus Beats)

09 Senor Coconut - Electrolatino (Ricardo Villalobos "'Lecktro Carino" Remix)

10 Buddah Khan - Buddah Khan Theme (Whip-N-Turn Mix)

11 Ferrer & Sydenham - Timbuktu (Ame Beatless Mix)

12 Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You

13 Armand Van Helden - The Funk Phenomena

14 Nuyorican Soul - Runaway (Mongoloids In Space Mix)

15 Sounds Of Blackness - The Harder They Are, The Bigger They Fall (E-Smoove Harder Anthem)

16 Alison Limerick - Where Love Lives (Frankie Knuckles Remix)

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Inactivity...

Well...it's been a long time since I've updated this. I've been busy with work and art and stuff like that...since I have a bit of free time this summer, I see it as prime time to get this blog back into motion.

I will be uploading some photos and working on a possible interview, so stay tuned.

Best,

Jason

Episode 1: Schoolyear In Review

Well, the first semester is officially over. What a semester it was! I'm still cleaning out my bag of all of the papers, but I shall tear myself away to write my opinions on each course. Overall, I am glad of my course choices. There were some issues, however, but overall it was good. 

English was very interesting, but it was hard to instantaneously function at 8:05 in the morning when you have woken up just over 30 minutes previously from another night laying awake as your conscious mind is resting but your sub-conscious is running the mental equivalent of the Boston Marathon every night... I do wish that the class would stop making fun of my mental processes though. Surely, fellow IB people should be able to understand about abstract thinking methods and hypothetical approximations, but no, they just have to tease me about it.

Excuse me, whilst I find something I just dropped.

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Ah, found it. Where was I?

Nothing major can be said about Art; a few minor issues regarding a certain student's maturity level were not thoroughly solved, but it sort of petered out and we shall just have to see where it goes in the future. History was throughly interesting, but many students (who shall remain nameless) exuded throughly unacceptable behaviour throughout the semester

2007 RECOLLECTION (AS SEEN ON CNN.COM)

The First Post

Hello. My name is Jason Rule, and this is my blog. This is a space were I can ramble about my thoughts, actions, and other ephemera. I am a fan of my music (mainly techno and jazz), cats, fine clothes, travel, comedy, and many other things. I also enjoy absurd humor much like you see now then now then what's going on-ward Christian Barnaard squad by the right number one two the fullback praise famous mental homes for loonies like me....

I enjoy photography, and I will be occasionally posting my work on the site. Please comment.

I end this slightly dry premier blogspot with a word of wisdom:

Some people are like slinkies. They're not good for much, but they bring a smile to your face

when you push them down the stairs.

Jason