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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/08/26 01:40 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/07/26 11:11 PM
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@Mike: Thanks man! I'm pretty happy with the mixes myself. Mixing definitely feels less like voodoo now than it once did. Still, I'm no expert at it and, like you say, wearing all these hats is difficult. Fun, but difficult. @Lucian: I totally agree, the time travel thing is a little silly. I like silly. Plus, how many times do you get to discuss grandfather paradoxes after hearing a song? Not often enough, I say!  I find it really interesting how people can ever seem to agree on what is catchy and what is not. Where Kaley feels a drive, you feel stuck in second gear. Why would that be? @Tom: Thanks! I never purposely set out to give songs a retro feel, yet I often end up with something that has that feel. I guess I must just like a good 'ol tune 
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