Forum CD online NOW!!!

[SteveB]

Okay! I have a no-frills web site running which contains the tracks from the forum CD. You can listen to the tracks via streaming MP3 (flash required) via a "jukebox" page, and/or download the MP3's and cover art at the "cd kit" page to facilitate burning your own disc. The performance/track details are listed when you play the song via the jukebox page.

Enjoy, and post any thoughts or criticism here. I know it's simplistic, and it's also subject to change if I have time and inclination to play with the style sheets a bit. I used the forum font throughout!

You can hit it at:

http://bpcd.lostfrontier.net

 

[PeteDuBaldo]

Nice job!

 

[SteveB]

Thanks, Pete! It's a nice, diverse collection of songs.. lots of great tracks on there! I have an idea for "Knucklehead Radio" using that same MP3 player but feeding it a playlist via XML. But I want to wait until I get all the track details from the contributors, and then have a chance to clean up what's there now.

 

[beej]

Steve- love it man! Great job on that site. And quick turnaround time!

 

[Colin]

Great Job alright, thanks Steve

 

[tristan]

nice website

 

[Jim_F]

Good work! an interesting mixture of tracks, something for everyone I think.

Particularly loved Beej's, Tim O'Sullivans, Tristans, Phattducks Heretics track, and Randracula tracks.

And good website too Steve!

 

[SteveB]

pinging Lord Bongo...

I just have to tell you that I keep going back to that little ditty of yours on the CD, and I really like it!

For everyone: if anyone has difficulty using the flash MP3 player let me know. Not that I'll be able to do anything about it... but I'm just curious about its cross-browser compatibility. I didn't write the MP3 player, that is the excellent handiwork of Jeroen Wijering of the Netherlands.

 

[AnthonyD]

Sweet!

Great set of tunes! Thanks Steve & Colin for putting this all together!

 

[Jay]

Great job, Steve. Thanks for putting in the work and getting this up so quickly!

 

[SteveB]

d2s10.mp3 replaced

I replaced Bovinehost's MP3 with a cleaner version that he supplied. (around 11:15 am EDT)

You'll probably need to clear your browser's cache to get the new one if you've already visited the site and played that song.

 

[Quarter]

Very Cool! Great tracks everyone

 

[bovinehost]

I just have to tell you that I keep going back to that little ditty of yours on the CD, and I really like it!

There's very little in my past that I think about re-visiting, but that's one. I'd really like to do a decent recording of it someday with real musicians - and thank you.

Nice work on the website, sir!

Jack

 

[fly]

these are great,all of them..........nice job guys



.........wish i had contributed.

 

[SteveB]

.........wish i had contributed.

Thanks to everyone. Again, for those who didn't get a shot at the initial project, I'm open to the idea of expanding the tribute site to more tracks in the future. I could add a new 'virtual' CD for every ten new tracks!

 

[bassmonkeee]

How did I completely miss this? I have lots of studio recordings of my band now. Let me know when you have room for more people to play.

 

[phatduckk]

kik ass!

 

[phatduckk]

Good work! an interesting mixture of tracks, something for everyone I think.

Particularly loved Beej's, Tim O'Sullivans, Tristans, Phattducks Heretics track, and Randracula tracks.

And good website too Steve!

thanks dude. im quite fond of the girly wah pedal, distortion bass thing at the begining of that track.

 

[roburado]

Any people who know Mac OS X well? How do I download these tracks?

 

[Jay]

I use OS X. Make sure you're on the cd kit page (cd kit), then Ctrl-Click > Save Link As... and it should be saved in your default folder where you download files off the net. I use Firefox, so my Downloads list pops up automatically, and then I can click Open, and the MP3 will open in iTunes.

Maybe you're trying to download from the streaming page?