Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
146 BPM - mixed and recorded from vinyl on audio tape back in Spring 1999, digitized in 2004.
I recorded this mix primarily for myself, to have something to listen to while I needed to stay at a hospital due to tonsillectomy. As there were no clubs where music like this was regularly played in the general vicinity, this has been the sole purpose of this tape - until now.
As always I required double the time planned before I finally got discharged due to problems with continued bleeding / slow wound healing in the aftermath of the surgery. This tape, as well as the pain killers, kept me sane during this otherwise very unpleasant stretch of time.
Right now I can just provide the name of the first track. If you happen to recognize a track or two, leave a comment please.
Playlist:
1. Devilfish - Live 1999
I still got all the records in the basement, but they are spread across 50 or more cardboard boxes with a lot of other stuff from our last move. I don’t think that I’ll ever get my hands on one of those records again. With the impact of the cancer on my right arm I can’t handle these rather heavy boxes anymore. In addition, the clock is ticking for me so I can’t afford to spend time on things like that.
146 BPM - mixed and recorded from vinyl on audio tape back in Spring 1999, digitized in 2004.
I recorded this mix primarily for myself, to have something to listen to while I needed to stay at a hospital due to tonsillectomy. As there were no clubs where music like this was regularly played in the general vicinity, this has been the sole purpose of this tape - until now.
As always I required double the time planned before I finally got discharged due to problems with continued bleeding / slow wound healing in the aftermath of the surgery. This tape, as well as the pain killers, kept me sane during this otherwise very unpleasant stretch of time.
Right now I can just provide the name of the first track. If you happen to recognize a track or two, leave a comment please.
Playlist:
1. Devilfish - Live 1999
I still got all the records in the basement, but they are spread across 50 or more cardboard boxes with a lot of other stuff from our last move. I don’t think that I’ll ever get my hands on one of those records again. With the impact of the cancer on my right arm I can’t handle these rather heavy boxes anymore. In addition, the clock is ticking for me so I can’t afford to spend time on things like that.
