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Radiohead Essentials Top 50
Playlist : Radiohead - Essentials
Primer to those who have only heard creep A collectible for those who enjoy those sweet basement recordings This makes for a perfect evening
https://open.spotify.com/user/vtripss/playlist/65CkR14wnbZ0CPbxivvcq2?si=Hy_orPCoSIWSNKHaLcM1Ew
I’m fuckin crying Found on Smiths Smithsposting fb page
This fucked me up.
That, my friends, is a portal.
Radiohead, i'm addicted to radiohead
Has there ever been any body more hauntingly beautiful as Nick Drake
Mellow breathy shivering voice in such beautifully structured and bone chilling lyrics, he really was one of a kind, a raw gem.
He released his first album in 1969, when he was 20, 'five leaves left'. Songs like 'time has told me', 'river man', 'three hours' leave a deep impression on the listener. His deep lyrical foundation with almost a grey flat voice has such a vivid and calming impression, it's amazing.
'Bryter layter' was his second album that was released in 1970, when he was 21. 'One of these things first', 'northern sky', 'at the chime of a city clock' are a few of my favorite Nick's lyrical compositions. You can really feel the chills in his voice in this album.
The most well received was the third album 'Pink Moon', which was also his last album. Released in 1972, when he was just 23 years old. Songs like 'Things behind the sun', 'Free Ride', 'Place to be' are sweet as honey. Callibration of bland melodious harmony with almost shivering vocals and deep haunting lyrics place these songs on the legendary front, no less than songs from best and most popular musicians our world has seen.
In 1975, just when he was 26, he died on overdose of medication, supposedly claimed as suicide. He was going through paranoia and was really reluctant to perform live, and that was one of the main reasons he was not successful during his lifetime. After his death, people found his work and fell in love with it. He has also been inducted into the folk hall of fame.
Here is a Spotify playlist for Nick Drake - https://open.spotify.com/user/vtripss/playlist/7Mbl8uSu7f3kO2D4GoDIpL?si=5GFaK4ZZQ1aw4ThGTaSG7g
Alice in chains - so far under New single !
Jazzhop - a mix of hip-hop beats with jazz
https://open.spotify.com/user/vtripss/playlist/3s0bnYb9qrTV5gnYeWW1QU?si=yAsaX72NT3W7fXfFF6nVbA
This is a playlist I have been working on recently. The previous ones specifically progressive jazz which is one of my favorites and took off well, this one is similar but more oriented towards hip hop. It has experimental modern jazz with mellow beats. Very chill
enjoy !
Alice in chains - the one you know New single after 5 years
This is another genre playlist for you all, one that I’ve been working on from quite some time.. check it out and please mind them crazy grooves !
Hey guys ! This playlist is a decent collection of progressive rock/metal songs. Although I’m not a big prog rock fan, I do listen to it sometimes. So yeah, check this out... You’ll find some good shit here and there
And my Spotify is back from the dead !!!
So is Maynard james keenan with a perfect circle's new album eat the elephant, which is freaking awesome !
A perfect circle - the contrarian
A perfect circle - eat the elephant
“I have been and still am a seeker, but I have ceased to question stars and books; I have begun to listen to the teaching my blood whispers to me.”
— Hermann Hesse
Morning word.
They froze my Spotify account ;(
The one on youtube is all wonky so here is a proper version. Fun fact: This song is impossible to search for., since this song is now the name of Thom Yorke’s other band, and the album this song was on, is also a name of a song on the same album. Anyway, 4:25 onwards, that whine, whistle, drone, whatever you wanna call it, as it changes frequency is gorgeous. <333
