OSTMix
So i've been collecting soundtracks for a while now. I don't have a crazy collection, but i have a good few! I sometimes like the incidental music on them, but often i go straight to the groovy track. As often is the case there is only maybe a couple of standout tracks in this vein on the lp, so i wanted to make a mix compliling a bunch of the hottest tracks, really for my own listening pleasure. As I was dealing with more funky orientated tracks (the last one was a hippy psych mix) i could add a bit more mixing to the podcast. Also having got my hands on a stack of radio-spot advert 45's i was able to bring a bit of humour to it too.
I've tried to include a variety of styles from different soundtrack 'genres', and i tried not to get stuck in the typical generic wah-wah grooves. I've also included some well-loved 'classics', but being a digger, i've chosen to include some more obscure cover versions rather than the more well known originals, not just for the sake of it. The covers i've included are better than the original versions. I've not stuck strictly to OST's, i've used some library lp's - but i think everything used is by a composer of soundtracks.
Whatever... get it here.
Cheers,
Wyndham Earl
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Posted by steve on 05/29 at 03:31 PM
This is sick, once again Wyndham. Props for the Phillipe Besombes track too, that tune is fire...
posted by > Sam Hep > 06/09 / 10:05 AM
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