From a buddy of mine, who has his own label. If you want to know what any of it's like, let me know, and I'll tell you what I can:

FOR SALE II

Still cleaning, I added some items. This is your last chance, I mainly made this list so I can list em on ebay next week.

Videos (VHS)
Daft Punk One More Time promo video in color case $8
Paradoxx Retrobution VHS with video for the song and then alive concert. $8

CDs
Electroclash 3" sampler CD with tracks from Mis Kitten and Felix. 4 tracks = color sleeve $2 each
Joshua Bell Romance of the Violin promo no inserts $2
Pure Sugar "Delicious" remix single $2
Pocket Size "Walking" CD single $2
Prince Crystal Ball 4 Cd set $8
Jimmy Ray Gone to Vegas CD single (2 cds) $2
NASA Remembering the Future" sealed but no booklet $7
The Reggae Philharmonic orchestra $2
Savage Garden (debut) $4
Trylok – reliance $4
VNV Nation – Future Perfect $5
BT – Remember cd single $3
Alphaville Crazy Show promo sampler CD $10
Sparks Lil Beethoven $5
Electro Nevou 2 CD set in sleeve, not jewel case-advance promo edition $8
Frankie Goes To Hollywood "Welcome to the Pleasure Dome" 2001 remixes 3 , uK $2
Billy Bragg- William Bloke $3
Color Theory –Like Clockwork 2 Set set of demos $8
Subsonic Symphonee –Australian ebm-f.pop remix single $3
Space walker / Cynic two bands on one CD- electronic dance music $2
Jackass the Movie soundtrack $5
Control Alt Delete comp CD 1998 early synthpop comp with the Olsen Twins (aka Comsicity) track as well as info soc and others $5
Paradoxx – Devotion CD Us edition $4
A Teens Bouncing off the Ceiling CD single $2
Associates – Wild and Lonely $5
Gabin – s/t astralwerks electronica $4
Monolithic –dividing asunder $4
Kristen Hersch- Hips and Makers (4ad Throwing muses singer) $2
Joy Electric – Unelectric $3
Pheonix- United $4
Sinead O'Connor "Troy" remixes CD single from 2003 $4
Go Betweens- Bright Yellow Bright Orange $3
Kim English- Treat Me Right club Cd single $2
The Very best of Sting and the Police $6
Monolithic – Power Undiminished $4
Joe Jackson- Night And Day $4
Gin Blossoms –New Miserable Experience $4
808 State and UB40 – One In Ten remix CD USA $3
De La Soul –Ring ring ring (ha ha hey) remix CD single $2
Sheryl Crow – Tuesday Night Music Club $3
Goodbye July – Basura Blanca $3
Demo pack – 10 promos cds including Vortex AD and Pleasure Remians- you pay postage plus $1.

If you collect Star Wars figures I have a few recent ones (Episode one on) - email me.

Postage $1 an item up to $5 for the US(I will ship em priority if you order more than 3).
$1 an item for Canada. Airmail $4 first 2 items then $2 each extra Cd.

First pay first serve ;-) Paypal is fastest. use - info@ninthwaverecords.com

I'm sorry for my part in the CD chain breakdown. The new job is killing me, man. (I"m sooooo far behind everywhere here, and not catching up anytime soon). Anne, I promise to send on msbelle's CD v. sooon.

When a cd has the symbol "ADD" that means it was an analog recording, right?

Yup.

Also, it tends to lose track of where it is.

Heee. The acronym is why I didn't dare try to google it.

Uh oh. Does this mean I did something wrong Sue and is it serious?

Anyway, now that they have arrived and you've found the Australian release 'Bonus Disk', I've put the notes for that up with the other ones.

When a cd has the symbol "ADD" that means it was an analog recording, right?

The three letters refer to the three stages in the process of getting a recording onto the CD:

• Recording: The actual recording of all the individual instruments.
• Mixing: The process of combining the individual instruments' tracks into a single pair of stereo tracks.
• Mastering: EQing the final mixes and sequencing the songs. The end result of mastering is a "master disk" you can give to a replication plant.

So ADD means recorded using analog equipment, but mixed and mastered using digital technology.

No. moonlit, you did nothign wrong. I really like your mixes! That question was for a cataloging assignment I have.

I kind of remember all those analog to digital things, but I don't trust my brain these days, so I thought I'd ask.

Thanks for the info Jon and DX.

The AAD, ADD, DDD thing is pretty silly, IMO. There's crappy digital equipment and excellent analog equipment, so knowing what was done how tells you little to nothing about the audio fidelity of your CD.

Fun!

Magnet interviewed a bunch of musicians (including OK Go, Flaming Lips, FoW) for their Favorite Power Pop Songs. Lots of obvious choices ("September Gurls" Raspberries, Cheap Trick) but also some fun ones.