#building playlists

[tixdixl]

My heart is so full right now.

[quenchiestcactusjuice99]

roadtrip song suggestions?

[edupunkn00b]

I saw this movie as a kid (and haven't since) and hearing this suddenly come up in my AU list gave me a visceral reaction of ... I don't even know.

Fllash - Single Version by Queen

[edupunkn00b]

This. Song.

Someone Like You - Minor Key Version by Chase Holfelder

You know what this means, right?

He wouldn't.

Of course he would. How else will he drown his sorrows but in a river of denial?

I need to this think about this.

Good, you think, I'll keep working on this idea.

Ok, can we bargain? How about this one?

Thematically it fits, and it doesn't require [ redacted ].

You know where this leads ...

[roibindallbhride]

Adding Saturate by Breaking Benjamin, Let Love In by The Goo Goo Dolls, and Tantric by Tantric to Fur and Stone and Tree Playlist

Seeing that I had some extra money to upgrade my gradually growing playlist a bit, I went ahead and both bought and added the albums Saturate by Breaking Benjamin, Let Love In by The Goo Goo Dolls, and Tantric by Tantric to my Fur and Stone and Tree Playlist. 

Besides adding more songs to my playlist for doing shufflemancy divination with, it’s great to hear some songs from bands that I love and haven’t heard in years.

[uniquesquared]

How Do I Build A Unique Music Collection?

One you purchase a fresh copy of Serato Scratch Live to add to your existing DJ system, you’ve got one foot in the door, but this is only the beginning of your journey.  The real work begins when you start putting together playlists and starting finding ways to organize your workflow.  Realistically, your entire setup isn’t worth much if you don’t have the proper music to play – which leads me to another subject.  How do you build a unique music collection?  It’s one of those times where, if you have to ask then you’re doing it wrong.  Don’t fret though. There are basic ways to add creativity and surprises to your usual track list.  It begins by discovery.  Whenever you’re casually listening to music, like in the background when you’re working, pay attention to the song that sparks your interests.  Write them down.  You may notice that these are songs you would never be caught spinning – but there’s just something about them that you like.  Once you have a short list of potential songs that garner your interest, put in some serious work and trying to incorporate them into a new set.  At this stage of practicing you will be able to add new songs to your usual routine. http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2012/12/your-questions-how-do-i-build-a-unique-music-collection/