i took a listen, and my 1st question would be "how was this stuff tracked?". i'm a big supporter of the 'crap in = crap out' logic, so it's the first question i ask.
as far as getting a good mix, if that mix is a representation of as good as you can seem to get it, my best advice would be to bring it to a mixer who knows what they're doing and you take as many notes as possible. if that's not an option, i recommend reading as much as possible (we all should...). there's a wealth of information out there between book, magazines and the internet. read as much as you can and experiment with the concepts and techniques you read about until you find the sound you are looking for. once you're there, you can take it wherever you want.
when experimenting on a mix, it MAY help to take a record that has a mix you like, and try to a/b between the two as a sort of guage.



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