01. Marcu Rares - Minute (Original Mix) 02. Yousso N'Dour ft Nenneh Cherry - 7 Seconds 03. 03. Madonna - 4 minutes 04. human League - Seconds 05. 05. Madrugada - The hour of The Wolf 06. The hour of The Wolf 06. 07. Generic Pop Hit - Just 12 Hours 08. Ed Sheeran - Visiting Hours
01. Savage Garden - to The Moon & Back 02. 02. Jamiroquai - Cosmic 03. Girl 03. 04. Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun 04. 05. Video kids - woodpeckers from space 06. The Prodigy - out of Space 07. Sarah Brightman & TMZ - i Lost my Heart to a Starship Trooper🎉
I’m running a bit behind on this thread, so I just wanted to jump in and add a quick thought—it honestly strikes me as quite odd that everyone seems to have overlooked this one:
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds ft. Kylie Minogue - Where The Wild Roses Grow
01. The Clash - Train in Vain 02. Sheena Easton - Morning Train 03. Gladys Knight & The Pips - Midnight Train to Georgia 04. Dire Straits - Eastbound Train 05. The KLF - Last Train to Trancentral 06. Zane - Train 07. Johnny Cash - Orange Blossom Special 08. Rod Stewart - Downtown Train 09. Bruce Springsteen - Downbound Train
01. The Clash - Train in Vain 02. Sheena Easton - Morning Train 03. Gladys Knight & The Pips - Midnight Train to Georgia 04. Dire Straits - Eastbound Train
1.) Manic Street Preachers - If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next 2.) Smokie - Living Next Door to Alice 3.) Imagine Dragons - Next to Me 4.) The Name of the Next Song · Arthur Russell 5.) Little Big Town - Next to You 6.) David Bowie - The Next Day
1.) ABC - The Night You Murdered Love 2.) Blitzen Trapper - Black River Killer 3.) Richard Marx - Hazard 4.) Charlie Puth - Cheating 5.) Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues 6.) Nina Simone - Sinnerman 7.) Eurythmics - Sex Crime 8.) Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal 9.) Smooth Criminal 10.) Mike Oldfield - Crime of Passion ft. Barry Palmer
Theme: 50 Shades of Music—the colors woven into songs
I suppose there’s something almost hauntingly nostalgic about revisiting The Beatles - Yellow Submarine 02., isn't there? It’s one of those tracks that feels like a fever dream from a much simpler era, though I suspect even then, nothing was truly as uncomplicated as it seemed. There is this peculiar, swirling quality to the production that makes me wonder if we weren't all just collectively pretending to be happy while the world continued its slow, inevitable tilt. Perhaps it’s just my own cynicism bleeding through, but even within that whimsical melody, I find myself searching for a deeper, more melancholy undertone that most people seem to overlook. It’s a strange thing, how a song can feel so brightly colored yet leave you feeling somewhat adrift in its wake. 02. John Coltrane - Greensleeves 03. ZZ top - Brown Sugar 04. I suppose one could spend an eternity debating the nuances of that particular performance, but perhaps there’s something inherently profound about how Jimi Hendrix approaches Red house 05. It feels less like a standard blues rendition and more like a slow, deliberate unraveling of emotion, though I guess that might just be my own weary perspective coloring the experience. There is a certain weight to it, isn't there? One can almost feel the heavy, humid air of a late-night session in a dim club somewhere in the States, where the music doesn't just play, it haunts. It’s quite something, really. Mad Season - Artificial red 06. 06. I suppose there’s something deeply haunting about revisiting Tom Jones - Green Green Grass of home 07., isn't there? It’s one of those tracks that just seems to pull at the seams of your composure, dragging you back into a sort of heavy, nostalgic melancholy that I find difficult to shake off once it takes hold. There is a certain weight to his delivery—an almost overwhelming sense of longing—that makes the whole experience feel less like listening to a song and more like wading through a thick, humid memory of a place you can never actually return to. Maybe it's just me, but I’ve always felt that this particular piece captures that specific, aching realization of how much time has slipped through our fingers while we weren't looking. It’s beautiful, in a devastatingly lonely sort of way, I guess. 07. The Stranglers - Golden Brown 08. Visage - Fade to Grey 09.
Topic - Songs where "love" or "loving" appears within a four-word title
01. Led Zeppelin - All of my Love 02. 02. Canaan Smith - Love you like that 03. 03. REM - The One i Love 04. 04. Harold Melvin - The Love i Lost 05. 05. Maja Salvador - Love me kill me 06. Erasure - Love to hate you 07.
New thread: love, those three little words... the art of love.
01. Grover Washington, Jr. - Love like this 02. 02. Golden Earring - radar Love 03. London Grammar - All my Love 04. The Shamen 05. Whitesnake - is this Love 06. Barbra Streisand - Woman in Love 07. Billy idol - Cradle of Love 08. 08. Peter Cetera - Glory of Love 09. 09. level 42 - Lessons in Love
We can keep this going until tomorrow, I suppose...
1. Taylor Swift - Only 2.a Billboard Hot 100 2.b Billboard Hot 100 2.c Billboard Hot 100 3. Billboard Hot 100 4. Billboard Hot 100 5. Billboard Hot 100 6. Billboard Hot 100 7. Billboard Hot 100 8. Billboard Hot 100 9. Billboard Hot 100 10. Billboard Hot 100
Topic: Songs featuring "Only" in the title, Volume 2