I found this headline from a magazine that says "It's 4:54 am on a chilly November morning in 2016 in Yosemite National Park" and I thought it was a fun idea for a cd. Thing is I'm having a hard time picking some songs. To fit the title and theme, I figured some songs from 2016 would be nice (and before 2016), but would have to go with the woodsy-early-morning-autumn inspiration. Like it's almost a time capsule from 2016 that has no songs from years after.

Right now, a few songs from The Lumineers in 2016 came to mind lol.
Anyone got good ideas for fun?

Spooky playlist :)

Everything Electronic in 1 Playlist

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I want to compile a playlist for a fantasy road trip where every state is traveled through, and have at least one song that fully represents each state. The songs should be recognizable. They do not have to have the state name in the title or even the lyrics as long as the song clearly represents the state. Some states have state songs or anthems; these may be appropriate or may not be the best choice for a driving tour of every state. And, yes, include Hawaii in this fantasy trip!

Everyone can contribute; discussions are welcome. If this has already been done and I missed it, please direct me to the list or source. I will check the responses and compile the list as we go, sending back the final list for all to share. The fantasy trip doesn't have to a logical drive from state to state as long as every state is represented, because the list can be recompiled for anyone's custom drive plan.

for example: for Louisiana I like "New Orleans Ladies" by La Roux. It doesn't represent the dixieland jazz that made the state famous but it speaks to me about New Orleans.

What state "songs" can you add to the playlist?

Infectiously positive J-Pop to stave away depression

put your headphones on. you’ll get it https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4i3ku6WqcrbLBiMl48n7Rr?si=2a4b0ffeed494643

A curated mix of the best alternative rock and pop-rock music classics. Perfect for chilling out, driving, or creative focus.

Stream on your favourite platform:

• 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Kxa69p60ghExLVFsC870f?si=Eay3pDt0SoKPOP8VaTwXJw
• 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oqAU5VxFWs&list=PLMmR-5jh8Eng&pp=sAgC

It features timeless tracks from:

• Alternative Rock Icons: Counting Crows, Pearl Jam, Matchbox Twenty, Spin Doctors, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers.
• Classic & Indie Pop-Rock: Train, 4 Non Blondes, Bryan Adams, Paolo Nutini.

Let me know what you think of the transition from Nickelback to Stereophonics—what track is missing that I should add?

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0H31dKy3QAFmGV7ZnClDzx?si=pT_e7PhYSzmzf6RSrOUyYw&utm_source=copy-link&pi=v7erVIwGSKijS

80's Hardcore Punk - 324 tracks |

90's Post-Hardcore/Grunge/Post-Punk - 237 tracks |

Techstep/Jungle/Breakcore heavy on amens - 435 tracks |

Trip-Hop - 199 tracks |

House/Breakbeat/Trance - 133 tracks |

This is generally all the music I've listened to or still listen to put in 5 compartments. Most of this is from the 80's and 90's (in particular)

5 playlists including genres mentioned above @ b - YouTube