Monday, 23 June 2008

B-Boys to Men



Just finished this hip hop megamix, 600+ tracks and 90 minutes long

Done partly to have my say in the hip hop megamix arena and prove that they can flow, partly to pay homage to the music I grew up with and partly to make sense of something and maybe, just maybe move on("he'll grow out of it").

I could work on it for daddy long time but need to bid it farewell and release it into the world

*wipes tear*

Get it here

Now what do I do?

7 comments:

SeanBlaze said...

This is truly an amazing work of art. I believe that it must have taken so much time to compile this. Truly appreciate it. As a fellow DJ/Hip Hop Head/engineer, I have one question: how?

Peace and looking forward to future projects

SeanBlaze

bobby corridor said...

Thanks, nice to know it's being appreciated

It didn't take that long in terms of actual work but it took a long time just staring at the screen and wondering what I was doing and why! I was also conscious of there being a flow which is hard to get with that many tracks.

All in all, it took about 6 months on and off, largely off waiting to get some inspiration or ripping instrumentals from vinyl.

And how? Mixmeister and a bit of cubase for recording scratches and delays.

There are plenty of other mixes around of different genres, I will find you a couple of links

bobby corridor said...

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4VGGFJEK

melancholy flowers

http://www.zshare.net/download/1413957750b1d4af/

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carwhy said...

hi,
love your melancholy flower mix part 1, maybe you can reup part 2 too?

liebe grüße

carwhy

bobby corridor said...

http://www.bmbx.org/2007/01/08/melancholy-flowers-2/

rasteroid said...

I love U man! Thanx 2 your mix I found the track which is my all-time fave and it's called "psycho" from the LORDS OF THE UNDERGROUND! Until this time, I didn't know anything about the band who made it, i just had the track from a mix, but now, you opened my eyes! God bless ya!

bobby corridor said...

thanks DG

it was mainly software based, a couple of little scratches here and there but the vast majority of the tracks started out with me ripping vinyl

I never do covers (or anything beyond the mix really) as I like to just throw them out without a fanfare (best blah blah ever etc etc) and see where they end up!