DJ Pascal mix CDs available now!

[zrath]

One of the cool things that my late brother, DJ Pascal, bought back in 1995 was a DAT recorder.
It's probably one of the most useful things he could have ever bought for his music work.
It let him do his own CD-quality recordings when he went into the studio, and it was easy to hook up
to my computer and transfer the information with a coaxial digital cable.
The other thing it allowed him to do was record his own DJ sessions straight from the mixing board.
And thus, DJ Pascal recorded and released several mix CDs.
We worked together on mastering the mix and on designing the case inserts and the CD sticker.
But these CDs had very limited circulation. You could only get them from the artist himself, or from
a few dance music stores like Beat Non-Stop, Wax, or Temple Of Boom, which have all since closed.

I am making these mix CDs available again, starting now!
And I'm applying the improved technology I used to create the Memorial 4-CD Set to these new CDs.
I'm using the same professional-grade duplicator-quality printable CDs. The artwork is printed directly
on the CD, eliminating the need for messy paper labels, and preventing potential car CD player jams.
Premium photo paper is used for the case inserts. It will never warp or fade.
Each CD is packaged in a durable 'slimline' CD case.
I am remastering all the DJ mixes so they encompass several tracks instead of using only one long track.
This makes it easier to resume play and/or to skip ahead or back.
Available CDs are listed under the cut.



Mix CDs are $15 each, which includes shipping.
The Memorial 4-CD Set is still available and is still priced at $50.
"Closer To The Sun" is included in the 4-CD Set.
I have prepared graphic 'salestrips' which show the cover art and talk about the mix.
Here are the available CDs:
































If you are interested in getting some CDs, please e-mail me at zrath at toast dot net.
Or reply to this post.
I take PayPal and checks and other things.
All proceeds go towards paying the rent for July.
None of it will be spent on frivolities.



DJ Pascal may be gone, but his spirit remains with us through his mixes.
I really wish he was here.

Comments

[carol-kitty.livejournal.com]

Are you going to the FurBQ this Saturday? We will be in town for it. Bring some mixes with you and I will get one if you are going.

[zrath.livejournal.com]

I am hoping to be at the FurBQ, yes.
I didn't know you were coming, that's cool!

I can bring some CDs, sure, but do you know which particular ones you're considering?
I'm still remastering the mixes so it would help if I knew which one you were interested in.
I guess I'll bring whatever I have ready.

[carol-kitty.livejournal.com]

Whatever you have would be cool.

[girlfmkitty.livejournal.com]

I'm interested in Bollywood Hollywood and Buddhatomic, man. Let me know how you wanna go about this.

Thanks!

[porsupah.livejournal.com]

Sounds positively intriguing! Are there snippets or suchlike to be enjoyed somewhere? How horrible would you expect Yoorpeen postage to be?

[zrath.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry but the only snippets would be on our website: ZedProd (http://www.zedprod.net)
Every page has music on it, and most of this music is in the mixes somewhere.

As far as European postage goes, I would be using USPS 1st Class International, which isn't too bad.
It starts at $8.50 for something like 4 CDs, and goes up to about $12.
If it does get to be $12, I can switch to a Priority Flat Envelope instead, which means speedier delivery.
For domestic order, I take care of shipping, but for international order I need a lil' something.
Half of the shipping cost is good. So if you get 4 CDs and shipping is $8.50, I just need $4.25 extra.
Sounds fair?