http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net Copyright 2008, MusicIP Mixer Add-ons. All Rights Reserved. MusicIPstuff@philisophicalzombie.net August 19, 2008 12:12pm MDT http://backend.userland.com/rss092 <br/>A community site for user-submitted files for<br/><a href="http://musicip.com/" target="_blank">MusicIP Mixer.</a> http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/MIP_site_logo.jpg http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=119 This is a pleasant mixture of several different types of music, anchored by Chris Botti's La Belle Dame Sans Regret from his When I Fall in Love CD. It's got a nice blend of vocals and instrumentals. Hope you enjoy it. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=118 http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=117 Check out today's USAToday Money section http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=116 Problem when loading the exported file from mixmeister http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=115 Looks like the site has been overrun by Spammers... http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=114 WMP 11 cant read my music after validation http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=113 Is there a way to include the "aac" file type? http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=112 This mix is all about classic Broadway style, and seems to capture it pretty well. If your collection includes some great old shows which always seem to get skipped over, this is the mix for you. If you haven't got any show tunes, maybe it'll still manage to find a couple of rousing choral numbers for you. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=111 I've been unable to get onto the Internet for a while, but now I am back. To celebrate the fact here's a mood I've put together based on a couple of free albums of porn grooves I found online, Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka and Rated X. N.B. If you intend to use the resultant music as the title suggests¹, do be sure to lock the door. ¹Not actually recommended, unless you and your intended have both a dry sense of humour and an ability to focus on the task in hand in the face of aural adversity. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=110 This is for some smooth jazz cruisin' with some new age mixed with it. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=108 Could make a playlist of strange, off-colour country stuff and at least one slightly annoying dance song. xXx http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=107 This was based on the soundtrack to the film The Proposition (please see earlier statements regarding the lovely Nick Cave). It should come up with nice, acoustic guitar and strings numbers. With fingerpicking if you are lucky. Not neccessarily quite songs, but nice. xXx http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=106 Should be loud. xXx http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=105 Based on albums by The Birthday Party. Nick Cave is my friend. In my head. xXx http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=102 I was thinking - I like 'Black Betty' by Ram Jam. So this is what happened. It SHOULD come up with rock stuff you can dance to. Not my fault if it doesn't! xXx http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=101 I started to discuss this in the MusicIP forum but decided that this community might be a little more ahead of the curve by the looks of things. I have been looking for a way to share song ratings via an online database for quite some time now. Imagine being able to use an average of everyone's rating for a song in order to get your songs rated automatically. If one didn't agree with a rating, one could jsut change it manually...overriding whatever was automatically done permanantly as well as submitting their rating to that online database at the same time. I just haven't been able to find anyone trying to do this as of yet. I would gladly beta test or help however I can if anyone wanted to start an ambitious project such as this. Thanks! http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=100 Based on an album of Dudley Moore's jazz piano trio. Treat it as a (re-)introduction to his sound if interested in hearing his work beyond the comic genius, or use it when you want to hear something light but upbeat. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=99 Based on the music from 'Mario Karts: Double Dash!!' for Nintendo GameCube. Kyra and I have been trying to beat it for ages and have grown tired of the music provided, so decided to create a moodfile based on its soundtrack to drive to instead. We were expecting a quirky j-pop sound, but results have been surprising. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=98 The "book list" series will attempt to create the mood for reading a particular author's works by starting with that author's own "music to read by" lists. In the case of John Ringo, these songs are actually the favorite works of the book's characters, as described in the appendix of "When the Devil Dances". I'm not sure it reflects the biting edge that the series really demands, but it makes an interesting experiment. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=97 Whether you are working in the office or trying to head off to sleep, this mood tries to ease your way by dispensing with the lyrics and giving you clean melodic instrumentals. Don't expect pure new-age, though. It'll give you celtic, classical, bluegrass, ragtime, and maybe even a few __real__ surprises. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=96 This is a straightforward exercise mood. It's all about getting the heart beating and making sure that you have fun in the process. Pump up the volume; pump up the adrenaline; and let's burn off some calories. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=95 This mood tends towards rock and folk with clear meaningful lyrics and just a bit of "edge". Expect a few jazzy instrumentals thrown in for good measure. No grunge or easy listening here, but the lyrics are going to cover a lot of ground. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=94 My first submission, made by selecting about ten of my favourite songs from my collection. http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=93 http://musicip.philosophicalzombie.net/document.php?id=92