64kbps????? c’mon, i want to hear this amazing thingie in better quality! :) five minus one for the bad quality is… ****

Cool!
19 composers working on one track…
thanks for having finalized the concept…
Fabien for zikweb.org

Very monumental! Congrats! I admire your patience and determination (damn viruses;-).It`s very impressive how you managed to unite so many different music personalities in one coherent mix.

Epic mixing…sustained artistry! Thanks…an honor to participate.

Pretty cool cdk!

I know this mix took some time.

Great job.

well worth the wait. thnx CDK.
- this is some chill-out party mix ish -

Awesome work CDK. Thank you.

I can’t remember what I contributed, it was so long ago. Everything sounds so fluid from start to finish.

*must be a new record for the longest track here. The quality at the low bit rate sounds OK to me. That’s some pretty good mixing!

a brilliant accomplishment — I’m dizzy (that’s good)

very cool. clearly a lot of effort. props.

See you finally dropped the megacollabo! I know you had a hell of a time with the comp viruses, but you did it, you didn’t give up or make excuses. You got it done and the track illustrates the blood, sweat and blood that went into putting it together.

The fluid movements of sound arrangements and the way everything merges is crazy, and the percussion/groove that starts at 7:10 is digable planets.

Even at 64KPS it sounds killah, to me anyway.

Well done.

I stand in front of something I wouldn’t have thought as possible.
The thing that blow me away the most is that CDK has managed to mush fluently 19 (NINETEEN) producers. It’s simply awesome. Unfortunately we guys can t give more than 5 stars….

A great track, really nice to listen to, it all just works really well… It’s like the CCmixter “One Blood Remix”. It’s an incredible musical collaboration with a lot of things going for it.

where am I…..what a trip. Good work!

epic, hawkwindish and it has it`s dark and dubby moments, as well as lots of nice beats. I would like to listen to a hires version of it:-)

you easily get an A for effort. great job man.

I love it! That’s why I’ve used it as a music bed for this Project -“Share the Love” at YouTube. Join us! Just upload yourself saying (or singing) “I love you” in any language, via webcam or mini-dv. Just use “Post a Video Response” on the YouTube clip. You’ll notice I’ve given you props. I love you. :-)

started off a little slow and i almost went away, but i’m glad i didn’t, it is pretty cool =) good job

I don’t think my actual contributions made it to the mix. But I like it anyway. I don’t want to be the only person offering constructive criticism, but here it is:

I think of it though not as one track but several tracks blended together. There is too much diversity in style and musical and rhythmical theme to make it cohesive enough as one work. In the future, collaborators ought to have defined roles before hand —> 1. structure, 2. chords, 3. melodic themes, 4. FX and texture, 5. mastering, etc. And several people could be sub-collaborating. For example, 3 people could be working together on the structure and so on. I think I scheme like this might prevent schizo-like diversions. It sounds like people often just tacked on their own stuff after the previous dude.

Listening to this feels like dreaming. A dream that you are experiencing while you are conscious.
It would be better if the quality is better though.

OUTSTANDING!!!!!!
GREAT JOB.