Playlist

[Jubal]

Another recent Gingertail cover - I actually quite like listening to good lyrical music where I don't understand the lyrics, it makes for better background when working

[beebug_nic]

Today is a lot of business development stuff, so I like to balance that sort of thing with a nice calming soundtrack :-)

( The awesome thing with the quake cd is that you could stick it in a cd player and just listen to the music, it was quite mindblowing as a child :-) )

[Jubal]

Having a binge on Carolina Eyck's stuff, which is great:

[comrade_general]

[comrade_general]

We think any of the armadillo we're living means anything? It's been done before! And it meant something then!

[Jubal]

Heidi Talbot's Bedlam Boys is excellent:

[comrade_general]

Stumbled onto this artist - Positively Dark. There's so many flowing beats and melodies I just get lost in each one of their songs. They remind me of classic game background music, a la Donkey Kong or Command & Conquer.

[Tusky]

Love the Positively Dark song, will definitely check them out

Happy disco Friday everyone! This is a certified banger

[Tusky]

Happy folk metal Friday Exilipeeps

[Jubal]

The Mongol folk metal you didn't know you needed today.

[Glaurung]

This is an odd one for me: a piece of classical music - Erik Satie's Gnossienne number 1. It's haunted me for nearly 40 years, since it was the intro music to a now little-known James Burke documentary series on the BBC, "The Real Thing". Today, by a combination of serendipity and modern technology, I finally found out what it was.

[Tusky]

onuka - intro

[Tusky]

This one's for anyone wanting to brush up on their Glaswegian

[Jubal]

I'm sure I've posted the Fiechters' albums before, but they're very good background noise:

[Tusky]

Here's a catchy goth rock song

I think the singer is behaving in a very un-gothlike fashion here; having fun and splashing around in the water.