I prefer beatless to beats, but there is something to be said for pacing so slow that the zombies can comfortably dance. :)

I had it ready by Halloween, and wanted to post it then, but I didn’t want to skip ahead.

My dream would be for someone to take this as a youtube soundtrack for something appropriately spooky. Who knows—maybe I’ll be that youtube someone.

I’m grateful for that praise, and in particular because I always find you to be someone who takes a fresh approach—something I value in musical things.

I had always loved your mixes before, but I did not realize until I “drilled down” into them how much we love the same types of music. My original intention was to use a series of samples as synth envelopes, and do something a bit more melodic and chill. But then I thought that you have so many eerie sections that it might be fun to do a more traditional “samples mix” instead.

I am a huge Lisa fan. I was listening to “Tigers” on my mp3 player this week, and hoping that the day comes when she’s got the time to generate more great material.

My mix is not really worthy of your material. I certainly enjoyed doing it, though, and I’m glad you enjoyed the approach, too.

I attributed every mix I could remember using among the five or six of your pieces I started from, but I’m concerned I may have missed one. Now that I think of that, I’ll go back and listen to them all, and see if I can find all the seeds, myself :)

Thank you so much for a kind review. To put into music a Bosch moment would be a goal I wish I could achieve.

That’s great! :)

Blade Jogger might work, too.