The Latest Project: The Q Chronicles, Volume 2: Somebunny Dubs You

A retrospective, of sorts...

I'm on a mission. I'm out to use every record in my collection in a mix, thereby recording my entire collection. It all started when, not having been shopping for records in a while, I began going back through my entire collection, spinning tracks from the way back. I spun one mix, Let Me Take You Back, that went all the way back to the first breaks track I ever bought (Uberzone, Black Widow) and was so much fun that I opted to turn it into a project, if you will.

So I'm recording my entire collection. What does that mean? Obbsessive compulsive that I am, I've invented all sorts of rules for myself regarding this project, including:

1. At least one song from every album will be used. In the event of multi-disc sets, such as Pigrem's Tribalism, only one song need be used, but many tracks can be used, if so desired;
2. Any album that does not get used must be sold;
3. Remixes of the same track count as individual tracks, and must be spun accordingly;

To start off the second installment in the Q Chronicles, I couldn't help but fire off with the latest Dub Pistols track, Soul Shaker. That thing is just so much fun, and takes Somebuddy Dubs Me in exactly the direction I wanted to start off with the other afternoon. I'll quit stating the obvious, like "the mix includes some of my all-time favorite tracks" and "goes all the way back to some of the first tracks I bought." Instead, I'll say that it is so much fun to rediscover the eariler works of the likes of Tipper, Son of the Electric Ghost, and Dj Icey.

Track List: The Q Chroncles, Volume 2: Somebunny Dubs You
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