Do you remember the post about How to stop listening to the same song on repeat?
This is one side of the equation. Some silence is also very much needed and beneficial from time to time.
There are also times when you crave some music, but you can’t think of any song to listen to. Or you’re just tired of all the familar ones. I tend to type “random music” into YouTube or something similar at times like these.
I really like to exchange some music with my friends to get to know some new songs too.
I’d love to expand the circle and include all of you into this music game. We can all benefit from it.
Are you in? 🙂
Feel free to share your favorite song, or whatever comes to your mind first after reading this post. What was on your playlist today?
Further reading:
– Music and health
– How Listening to Music Can Have Psychological Benefits
– Music, Emotion, and Well-Being
What a great idea! I get bored of my playlists all the time. Today I’ve been listening to Russ for the first time in a while… quite the contrast to yesterday’s obsession, Savage Love by Jason Derulo haha
I never listened to either of them, so thanks for some fresh idea 🙂
Don’t think my taste will please too many. I’m not even sure how it’s classed.
Alternative perhaps.
You might remind us all of a great song we all forgot or never even heard it. So bring it on Carolyn 🙂
The next five songs on my very eclectic playlist are:
Cornflake Girl – Tori Amos
Ready to Go – Republica
&Run – Sir Sly
High By The Beach – Lana Del Rey
Kelly Watch the Stars – Air
With the exception of country music made past about 1990, there’s rarely a genre I can’t find things I don’t like.
It’s great having such a wide taste in music.
I haven’t heard the second and the last two for ages. Other two are new for me. Yay! Thanks for sharing.
😉
This is something new again, thanks Alexandra. 🙂
Music to lift up our mood. Take care of yourself! <3
Thanks. You too <3
It actually does, haha.
I just want to warn you that… I am the best DJ in the free world Watch the fuck out, people. You might blow your top when you listen to one of my mixes. This one is called “Sexy Rock Mix”. Classic rock all the way. Sexy theme. Here we go:
1.Santana – Persuasion
2. Candy Store Rock – Led Zeppelin
3. Mystic Eyes – Van Morrison (studio version)
4. Gloria – Jimi Hendrix – cover version of Van Morrison Classic. Jimi Hendrix boxed set, 2000.
5. Little Doll- Iggy Pop and the Stogges
6. Rock Me Baby – Jefferson Airplane
7. Body – Bush (the 90’s band)
8. Love Buzz – Nirvana
9. Sabra Cadabra – Black Sabbath
10. My Eyes Have Seen You – The Doors
11. For Your Love – The Yardbirds
11. I Want You – The Beatles
End. There you go. the best sexy rock classic mix of all time.
Thanks for being a DJ, a teenage me loves it. Brings up some memories.
(I do know the band from the 90’s too 🙂 )
Haha. I have nights where I become a teenager again. Whoo I was on that trip last night. Glad you enjoyed.
Bliss, by Muse
Teardrop, by Massive Attack
Run by run, by Woodkid
Papillon, by the Editors
Never let me down again, by Depeche Mode
The sun always shines on TV, by A-ha
Citizen erased, by Muse
White foxes, by Susanne Sunford
Trip, by Still corners
Water dances III, by Michael Nyman
Screenshoting this. Thanks. 😄
Sorry, Susanne Sundfør
🙂 Thanks for the playlist.
Yes! I’m in 😁.
Someone recently introduced me to Equilibrium, and this song is so fully of energy, lol:
full*
https://youtu.be/trbwqF0d7NA
Listening to almost of jazz, blues and classics. Very different from the pop and house I used to listen to just a few weeks back.
My favorite song is ‘Strong’ by ‘Stellar Project feat. Emelie Norenberg’. You can check out my blog ‘My favorite English songs’ here
https://believestrong.wordpress.com/2020/05/21/my-favorite-english-songs/
Currently listening to
https://soundcloud.com/esmebianco/esme-bianco-heritage-live-at-audio-san-francisco
(first track very good, while 2nd is a bit harsh. I need soothing at moment.)
She is feeling vulnerable and may need some appreciation of her other talents. Realistically this may be the closest that I ever get to her.
That’s something new for me. Thanks for sharing Nigel.