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"Incidentally, do hotels have to pay for the use of music like this, or is it covered by PRS?"
good question! i'll try to surreptitiosly find out ;) they're buying the cd's at full price anyway - they coulda asked me to go down to the pirate markets in kuta (i would've said no)
so which one is tomorrow already? if it's the one i heard on mushrooms that one time years back, it's probably a bit trippy for the great unwashed. though i guess that could be the shrooms talking.
― messiahwannabe, Tuesday, 2 September 2008 14:44 (fifteen years ago) link
yeah it's trippy, but so is No Protection! there is a drug-themed song in It's Tomorrow Already, now that I think about it, so scratch it.
― Granny Dainger, Tuesday, 2 September 2008 14:58 (fifteen years ago) link
ok, here's what i finally decided on:
rock:
1. elvis - love, elvis
2. surfin hits - va (rhino)
3. beatles - sgt. pepper
4. led zepplin I
5. Raising Sand - Alison Krauss, Robert Plant
6. highway to hell - ac/dc
7. jack johnson - in between dreams
country:
1. the louvin brothers: tragic songs of life
2. lonesome fugative/branded man - merle haggard
3. honky tonk heroes - waylon jennings
4. luxury liner - emmylou harris
5. desperado - the eagles
6. the grass is blue - dolly parton
7. gillian welch - time (the revelator)
r&b:
1. sam cooke - night beat
2. motown cassics: gold
3. issac hayes: black moses
4. roberta flack - first take
5. stevie wonder - hotter than july
6. prince - sign of the times
7. solange - sol-angel and the hadley st. dreams
pop:
1. beach boys - pet sounds
2. michael jackson - off the wall
3. pure 80's - va
4. sade - love deluxe
5. madonna - music
6. amy winehouse - back to black
7. justin timberlake - futuresex/lovesounds
chill out:
1. no protection - massive attack vs. mad professor
2. ulrich schnauss - far away trains passing buy
3. costes 2
4. orbital 2
5. moon safari - air
6. eno - music for airports
7. bargrooves - summer sessions
classical:
1. john williams - j.s. bach lute suites
2. lucia di lammermoor - highlights
3. debussy - preludes, images, children's corner
4. rodrigo - concierto de aranjuez
5. italian harp music brahms
6. brahms piano quartet #1 in g minor
7. bobby mcferrin / yo yo ma - hush
jazz:
1. duke ellington - far east suite
2. night and day: the cole porter songbook - va
3. nova bossa - red hot on verve - va
4. oliver nelson - the blues and the abstract truth
5. julie london - time for love
6. frank sinatra - sinatra-basie
7. miles - in a silent way
thanks for all the great input, i think with all the tips n tricks i've made a halfway decent desert-island collection with super broad appeal here :)
― messiahwannabe, Tuesday, 2 September 2008 15:48 (fifteen years ago) link
Sexiest album I own is Cassidy by Bows, which could be either rock / r'n'b or probably something else.
Wow!! Another Bows fan. I'm delighted. They're criminally underrated. I'd say they're trip-hop with hints of DnB. I don't have the Cassidy but Blush is also one of the sexiest records I own.
― Moka, Tuesday, 2 September 2008 17:42 (fifteen years ago) link
"Good thing I take my iPod with me when I travel."
don't leave home without it!
― messiahwannabe, Tuesday, 2 September 2008 18:37 (fifteen years ago) link
It is possible that your pop list may as well consist of:
- A good 50s hits compilation
- A good 60s hits compilation
- A good 70s hits compilation
- A good 80s hits compilation
- A good 90s hits compilation
- Some recent compilation that needs to be replaced quite often by another one
- "1" by The Beatles
― Geir Hongro, Wednesday, 3 September 2008 00:16 (fifteen years ago) link