Download the MP3-album (zip file)

Track list

1. Brazil by Deadmau5
2. Losing Gravity (Martin Roth NuStyle Mix) by Martin Roth & Bartlett Bros
3. For All I Care (Spencer & Hill Mix) by Above & Beyond
4. I Will Be Here (Wolfgang Gartner Remix) by Tiësto & Sneaky Sound System
5. Mount Everest (Dennis Shepard Remix) by Cold Blue
6. Unforgivable (First State Smooth Mix) by Armin van Buuren
7. So Strong (Inpetto Remix) by Meck Feat. Dino
8. Breaking Ties (Duderstadt Vocal Remix) by Above & Beyond Pres. OceanLab
9. Memories (Feat. Kid Cudi) by David Guetta
10. Fine Without You (Sied van Riel Remix) by Armin van Buuren
11. Archipelago (Original Mix) by Albin Myers
12. Winter (Max Graham Remix) by DT8 Project
13. Solero by Jaytech
14. Vietnam (Original Mix) by Komytea

Songs are mixed for promotional purposes only and not complete in remixable form.

Everything’s going well so far, check out Dubspace right-now.
“Community of modified-vehicle enthusiasts. — For cars, trucks, motorcycles, ATVs, & SUVs.”

It’s not for any particular kind of car/truck/vehicle, it’s for everyone!
You can also follow the site’s updates on Twitter.

Take a look at the photo below.

…Something else worth viewing is the integration of the Volkswagen Radios (in the new 2010 cars) with the Climate Control, and other gems that VW stays ahead of the game with. I guess this is why the new cars all come with a touchscreen radio standard… because the rest of the car needs it! (video I made today is embedded, below:)

They were brand-new, now I can’t wear them.
For those not familiar, it’s pronounced “Dead mouse”. [Wikipedia]

I think that the main reason stores like GameStop still exist is the fact that you simply can’t return most of their merchandise if it’s been opened. The reality is that copies of a video-game cost almost nothing to produce, and are sold at $50-60 a piece. Of course, this is to cover the costs of developing a game… but if you’re making lousy video games, then you deserve to eat the cost if people don’t like them. Okay, yes I know this would be damaging to the business overall, but it would definitely filter-out a lot of the crud from the market.

/end-rant

1. The project was making basically no-income, yet cost $1300/month to run.
2. Lack of public-awareness. Lack of my own dedication as well.
3. Needed a lot of work, and couldn’t justify it since there was just no money in it. (this also ties-into the lousy economy we’re presently stuck with)
4. Need to consolidate my focus onto things that matter, rather than saturating the market.

My whole reason for starting any project is to fascinate people and/or make their lives easier. For this one, there just wasn’t that much interest. However, I did learn a lot more (as with any project) about various technologies that I usually never use, and therefore it was still worth my time, I feel.

So long, Bitsmash!

I launched this site today, it’s pretty cool.
Basically it suggests songs to you that you wouldn’t normally have or listen to, but are still good. It’s kind of like a reversed iTunes Genius… it actually more of a iTunes Librarian that can help you find interesting books to read by just showing up to the library with a list of what you already have… except, for music. hah.

So yeah, basically the site works for just about anyone with any usable information in their iTunes Library (whether it be star-ratings or only Play Counts, as well as other factors like quantity of songs by that particular artist, etc.) — so give it a try and grab some new tunes from those artists you already know and love! http://ilikebsides.com

So, bye bye DiggSuggest! I’ll release something new soon.

FWIW, around this time two years ago we’d just hit 4-million.