Recently, I learned that John Philip Sousa is the composer of The Liberty Bell . Many of us know this as the theme music for Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
He has a tie to my Mid-Western region of the USA, having composed a Foshay Tower March for the self-same Foshay Tower in Minneapolis. According to legend, his orchestra played it the one time at the grand opening celebration. The check from Mr. Foshay bounced, and he never played nor published the march for the rest of his life.
But the reason I researched Sousa reveals a part of my psyche I have tried to keep hidden. You see, I have John Philip Sousa ear worms. Seriously. And frequently. And Stars and Stripes Forever figures largely here, as there are many distinct sections that all come together at the end. I listened to the whole piece just a few days ago. I forgot about the Piccolo. I smiled.
You see, I needed to be able to name the terror. Then, perhaps, I can come to terms with the ear worm.
So I found the Wikipedia page. The one with all 137 of his known Marches . One by one, where there are linked audio files, I listened to the intros. Nope. Nope. Nope. Not that one either. I’m far less familiar with John Philip Sousa’s œuvre than I would have guessed. With the exception of just the two marches that my grey matter seems to adore, and the one pop culture gave to me, I thought perhaps two or three more had more familiar themes than the rest.
Anyway, my brain also loves to fire snippets of The Washington Post my way from time to time, as well.
So, which comes first? The John Philip Sousa or the dissociation?
There is one more ear worm. One in a similar vein. I know its name.
It’s not Sousa. But it is The Star Spangled Banner .
I noticed earlier today that some of my Apple Music library changes weren’t showing on my Apple TV. After attempting to initiate a cloud sync, Apple Music told me there was an error and it didn’t recognize my library. What? So the fix allegedly is to turn sync off and back on. No big deal, only 42,927 items.
I was going to continue the re-rip project but instead I’m waiting to see if the re-sync to the cloud actually works. No idea how long it will take. No progress bar nor item count.
UPDATE:
I was on pins and needles for about two hours. Nothing on screen that indicates “Success,” but everything I was hoping to see synchronized appears to have done so.
I made the “iCloud Sync Status” column visible in the Songs view. Eventually I will need to look into the large number marked “Duplicate” and a not as large number marked “Ineligible” or “Removed”
One of the issues I have already mentioned is track duplication. Many albums that I have replaced with a re-rip had included one or more duplicate tracks. It feels good to clean those out. I will have gone one by one for each CD, but that does not account for items purchased from Apple or from other sources that were imported.
As an incorrigible collector, I have music from many, many sources. There is some work that will continue once the CDs are all back in. In the case of cassettes or vinyl, should I try to find this music digitally? Or, should I find a way to record these in real time?
Not going to decide today, but I know it would involve “recording” a side at a time, taking those files and separating them into tracks, possibly compressing to a lossless format, and adding meta data and cover art. Maybe after I retire? Or maybe not at all. I really do enjoy having everything easily available and potentially much more portable. No idea what the future may hold.
Gil Scott-Heron The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Santa Claus Is Back In Town sung by Elvis Presley
I’ve talked a lot about how music is a time-travel machine.
Today what hit me while working The Re-Rip Project and the compilations of various EDM genres is how long I spent preferring electronic music at 120 BPM or faster. For about 15 years it was my thing. It seemed like a reasonable place to end up after listening to 80’s synth-pop, and a little Acid House, New Beat and Industrial.
From my contemporary reading of Mondo 2000, Rolling Stone, and Wired, I was aware of the developing Rave Culture and Club Kids. But it wasn’t until the Cool World movie exposed me to a few early Moby tracks that I dove in head first.
It was probably the one time in my life when I felt in tune with something cool happening in pop culture. Before long the record store I worked at had a Techno section next to the Imports. Techno came and went, Acid Jazz and Trip-hop and Chillout all tried to happen. The term Electronica gave way to EDM. I passed through Trance and Jungle and Breakbeat and Garage and Dubstep sub-genres before I found Chill and Downtempo. Then I stopped working at places that carried music and major retail stores stopped carrying anything but Top 200 charting artists.
I still enjoy electronic music in doses, but I have no idea what the kids think is cool anymore, or if it’s even a thing.
Also I signed up on Discogs. They have cover art for all of the obscure stuff I own.
Forgive me if I remember stuff wrong. Also Douglas Coupland is way overrated.
All Of Us from Spoke’s album “Done” . Also appears on the album All We Need Of Hell
Darling Buds So Close
When your shuffled playlist brings back something you forgot you loved. From the Crawdaddy album released circa 1990.
I’m deeply annoyed by the metadata now supplied from Apple when you go to convert a CD. Either an album is now put into the Various Artists ghetto, or the same album is listed in parts because of partnered artists even when the album itself and the liner notes make no such distinction.
Eternal Lover — Moonwater
Karmic Light — Tetsu Inoue
They Come in Peace — Tranquility Bass
Plateau — Orb
A Study of Six Guitars — Amorphous Androgynous
Session 3: Wien in E — Tosca
Anthropomorphic — Qubism
No One in the World [Edit] — W.F.O.
Fat Chair — Terra Thaemlitz
edit:one — DJ Iri
Creatures Made Of Light Glide Softly Across The Slowly Ever-rotating Homeworld In Gentle Undulations Of Warm Dub Through The Encircling Golden Ether Common To System 35 — Mysteries of Science
#19 — Aphex Twin
Tranquility Base — Omicron
A Stream With Bright Fish — Brian Eno & Harold Budd
Expanding — Young American Primitive
A mix CD gift from Caleb, circa 2019.
Premonition — YukaKita Mura
Phoenix — WolfMother
Space Cruise — Ben Prunty
Abyss Watchers — Yuka Kitamura
Vignette: Panacea — Disasterpeace
Vordt of the Boreal Valley — Motoi Sakuraba
Mind’s Eye — WolfMother
Excerpt from The Tribulation — Michael Salvatori, C. Paul Johnson, Martin O’Donnell, Paul McCartney
End of the Line — Michael Salvatori, C. Paul Johnson, Martin O’Donnell, Paul McCartney
Odyssey — Home
Far Away — WolfMother
Siege Dancers — Michael Salvatori, C. Paul Johnson, Martin O’Donnell, Paul McCartney
Excerpt from The Union — Michael Salvatori, C. Paul Johnson, Martin O’Donnell, Paul McCartney
God? — Alec Holowka
Aldritch, Devourer of Gods — Motoi Sakuraba
Guardians Lost — Michael Salvatori, C. Paul Johnson, Martin O’Donnell, Paul McCartney
Where Eagles Have Been — WolfMother
The Alien — Ben Salisbury, Geoff Barrow
Soul of Cinder — Yuka Kitamura
Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) — Eurythmics
From a Maxell XLII 90 cassette given to me by my friend Chuck. Side A dated 6/20/94, Missing songs: Marion Diez, Half the Time. Side B dated 6/21/94
Get Enough — Ivy
You Bite My Tongue — Unwound
Our Caballero — Don Caballero
Blade of Grass — Versus
A Mouthful Of Exhaust — Man Or Astro-Man?
Sweet Pea — Seam
All Set to Go — Hard-Ons
Suki — Unrest
Rebound — Sebadoh
Alison — Slowdive
Bronx Cheer — Mercury Rev
Bricks — Crain
Solitary Set — Polvo
A mix tape reconstruction: Selections by Chuck Horne. He didn’t make it for me, but it’s beautiful. What a gift!
Main Sequence Diffusion / Photon / Lajolla — Füxa
A Stream With Bright Fish — Brian Eno & Harold Budd
Untitled — Jason Falkner
(untitled)4 — Bundy K. Brown, Doug Scharin, and James Warden
Cry, Cry — Mazzy Star
Untitled — Brian Eno
Bible Silver Corner — Rodan
Jacking the Ball — The Sea and Cake
Gymnopedie No.1 — Pascal Rogé
On Fire — Sebadoh
Cello — Slowdive
Untitled (Check and Double Check) — Stereolab
Barely Real — Codeine
I Love You — John Coltrane
Survival — Yes
Come Home — Placebo
Song In 3 — Galaxie 500
Crystal Shade — Flying Saucer Attack
Delta Rain Dream — Jon Hassel and Brian Eno
You’re Beautiful — Mojave 3
No Name #3 — Elliott Smith
Tin Cans & Twine — Tortoise
Rhine & Courtesan — Rachel’s
Touched — My Bloody Valentine
I missed the record store. I made a mix for my friends but mostly to show I was still edgy and cool. I never sent it. This track list was made for a 100-minute cassette tape. Label On Side A said “Disclaimer: Not for Customers”. Label on Side B said “Hello from Minnesota!”
Psychoactive Drugs (Uncut Mix) — Emergency Broadcast Network
Just Say No to Drug Hysteria [Excerpt] / Dead Souls — William S. Burroughs
Words of Advice for Young People [Pete Arden Mix] — William S. Burroughs
Hey Man, Nice Shot — Filter
More Human Than Human — White Zombie
Anthem — Brian G./DJ Spinn
Voodoo-U — Lords of Acid
The Hustle — Soul City Orchestra/Van McCoy
Horror Head — Curve
Zombie — The Cranberries
Halcyon + On + On — Orbital
Sanctuary — Madonna
Bedtime Story — Madonna
A Dream Away — The Cars
Sudden Organ — Yo La Tengo
Souvlaki Space Station — Slowdive
People Get Real — Saint Etienne
Krazy — Seal
Feeling So Real — Moby
bang — Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Insanely Great Nineties Songs You Aren’t Sick Of, as seen on Secret History of Rock ‘n’ Roll
Stop! — Jane’s Addiction
Rave Down — Swervedriver
No Kid (Acoustic Version) — Urban Dance Squad
Birdbrain — Buffalo Tom
Lullaby — Warrior Soul
Pretty Pink Rose (Duet With David Bowie) — Adrian Belew
Step On — Happy Mondays
Lullabye — Concrete Blonde
Soon — My Bloody Valentine
Manna and Quail — Caterwaul
The Beautiful Dead — Killing Joke
Falling to Pieces — Faith No More
Grey Cell Green — Ned’s Atomic Dustbin
High Monkey Monk — Cocteau Twins
You’re Not the Only One I Know — The Sundays
De-Luxe — Lush
Sliver — Nirvana
Bury Me — Smashing Pumpkins
Pushin Forward Back — Temple Of The Dog
Vapour Trail — Ride
I Want to Touch You — Catherine Wheel
Sometimes — My Bloody Valentine
Paper Doll — P.M. Dawn
Adoration — Cranes
Star Sign — Teenage Fanclub
Ten Little Girls — Curve
Counting Backwards — Throwing Muses
Virus (Hybrid Mix) — Front Line Assembly
Emmaline — Urge Overkill
Baby Universal — Tin Machine
Divine Intervention — Matthew Sweet
There You Are — The Goo Goo Dolls
The Act We Act — Sugar
My Drug Buddy (Remastered) — The Lemonheads
Everything’s Ruined — Faith No More
Murder, Inc. — Murder Inc.
Unsung — Helmet
Low Self Opinion — Rollins Band
Circles — Meat Beat Manifesto
Nothing Natural — Lush
Black Metallic — Catherine Wheel
Horror Head — Curve
Love — The Sundays
Love Your Money — Daisy Chainsaw
My Umbrella — Tripping Daisy
Push Th' Little Daisies — Ween
Find the River — R.E.M.
Gentlemen — The Afghan Whigs
Detachable Penis — King Missile
Mayonaise — Smashing Pumpkins
Break It Down Again — Tears for Fears
Coming Right Along — The Posies
Strawberry Wine — Massive Internal Complications
Pack Yr Romantic Mind — Stereolab
Thunder Kiss ‘65 — White Zombie
Regret — New Order
Easy (Bonus Track) — Faith No More
Sexual Healing — Soul Asylum
Missed — PJ Harvey
Scentless Apprentice — Nirvana
I’ve Seen the Man — The God Machine
Dream Machine — The God Machine
Seven — The God Machine
Evangeline — Cocteau Twins
Industrious — Seefeel
Gepetto — Belly
Here and Now — Letters to Cleo
The Carnival Is Over — Dead Can Dance
Sister Havana — Urge Overkill
Chemical World (Including “Intermission”) — Blur
Pets — Porno for Pyros
Easy Does It — Coverdale–Page
Shock to the System — Billy Idol
F Sharp — Nudeswirl
Sabotage — Beastie Boys
Dead Souls — Nine Inch Nails
Rite of Shiva — Machines of Loving Grace
So Real — Jeff Buckley
Shrine — The Dambuilders
Still Remains (2019 Remaster) — Stone Temple Pilots
Spin the Black Circle — Pearl Jam
I Alone — LIVE
Rock ‘n’ Roll Star — Oasis
Poison — The Prodigy
Wandering Star — Portishead
Karmacoma — Massive Attack
Missing (Todd Terry Club Mix / Us Radio Edit) — Everything But the Girl & Todd Terr y
Bull In the Heather — Sonic Youth
Supernova — Liz Phair
Power Shack — Fitz Of Depression
Soul In a Jar — The Veldt
Green Mind — Dink
Millenium — Killing Joke
She Don’t Use Jelly — The Flaming Lips
Blast ‘Em Out (1994) — Renegade Soundwave
L.A. Song — Deconstruction
Screenwriter’s Blues — Soul Coughing
Voodoo Lady — Ween
Light From a Dead Star — Lush
Rise & Shine — The Cardigans
Morning Glory — Oasis
Planet Caravan — Pantera
Street Spirit [Fade Out] — Radiohead
Jellybelly — Smashing Pumpkins
Heroin Girl — Everclear
Consider This — Filter
Big Me — Foo Fighters
Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver — Primus
Vow — Garbage
More Human Than Human — White Zombie
Waydown — Catherine Wheel
We Prick You — David Bowie
Black Steel — Tricky
In The Meantime — Spacehog
Natural One — Folk Implosion
Stars — Hum
Angry Johnny — Poe
6 A.M. Jullandar Shere — Cornershop
Plowed — Sponge
Can’t WaIt One Minute More — CIV
Rilkean Heart (Acoustic Version) — Cocteau Twins
Long Snake Moan — PJ Harvey
Blow Up the Outside World — Soundgarden
Adhesive — Stone Temple Pilots
Thick of It All — Porno for Pyros
Down — 311
Peaches — The Presidents of the United States of America
Popular — Nada Surf
If I Could Talk I’d Tell You — The Lemonheads
Salvation — The Cranberries
6 Underground — The Sneaker Pimps
She’s Unreal — Meat Beat Manifesto
Midnight in a Perfect World — DJ Shadow
Seekers Who Are Lovers — Cocteau Twins
Hypo-Allergenic — Spooky
Sugar Water — Cibo Matto
Super Bon Bon — Soul Coughing
Iron Man — The Cardigans
Fire — Komeda
Bluster — Salt
Spark Plug — Stereolab
Green Man — Type O Negative
Absent Friends — Killing Joke
Stereo — Pavement
Discothèque — U2
We Have Explosive — Future Sound of London
I’m Afraid of Americans — David Bowie
(Can’t You) Trip Like I Do [feat. The Crystal Method] — Filter
Block Rockin’ Beats — The Chemical Brothers
Come to Daddy (Pappy Mix) — Aphex Twin
Toxygene — Orb
Chukhung — Biosphere
Modular mix — Air
Let Down — Radiohead
Baker street — Foo Fighters
Silver Springs — Fleetwood Mac
The Background — Third Eye Blind
Wide Open Space — Mansun
One Man Army — Our Lady Peace
Boys Better — The Dandy Warhols
Sex & Candy — Marcy Playground
Leave This City — The Sundays
Generations — Electric Dog House
New Music Machine — Cornelius
Walking After You — Foo Fighters
David Duchovny — Bree Sharp
One — Filter
Celebrity Skin — Hole
Never Ending Math Equation — Modest Mouse
Sidewalk — Built to Spill
Circles — Soul Coughing
Slipped Away (The Ballad of Lauretha Vaird) — G. Love & Special Sauce
Lucky Man — The Verve
Pure Morning — Placebo
Group Four — Massive Attack
Open the Light — Boards of Canada
Angelene — PJ Harvey
Thank U — Alanis Morissette
My Own Worst Enemy — Lit
The Dolphin’s Cry — LIVE
Aisha — Death In Vegas
Nookie — Limp Bizkit
Honey — Moby
Trimm Trabb — Blur
Take a Picture — Filter
Days of the Week — Stone Temple Pilots
Slide — Goo Goo Dolls
Kiss Me — Sixpence None the Richer
Yalla Yalla — Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
Side A of a mix tape I made for a friend but never sent.
Welcome — Gino Latino
Buffalo Gals II — Malcolm McLaren
Dream of Me (Based on Love’s Theme) — Orchestral Manœuvres in the Dark
Sour Times — Portishead
Army of Me — Björk
Stars — Hum
Leave Them All Behind — Ride
Without Warning — Dokken
Alone Again — Dokken
Believe — Dig
Fake Plastic Trees — Radiohead
Beautiful World — Devo
More Music than Will Fit on a C90 Cassette (best played randomized)
Don’t You Know What Love Is? — Touch
Raise A Little Hell — Trooper
Fantasy — Aldo Nova
Juke Box Hero — Foreigner
Hot Blooded — Foreigner
Cold as Ice — Foreigner
Head Games — Foreigner
Double Vision — Foreigner
Dirty White Boy — Foreigner
Feels Like the First Time — Foreigner
In the Dark — Billy Squier
The Stroke — Billy Squier
My Kinda Lover — Billy Squier
You Know What I Like — Billy Squier
Too Daze Gone — Billy Squier
Lonely Is the Night — Billy Squier
Whadda You Want from Me — Billy Squier
Nobody Knows — Billy Squier
I Need You — Billy Squier
Don’t Say No — Billy Squier
More Than a Feeling — Boston
Peace of Mind — Boston
Smokin' — Boston
Hitch a Ride — Boston
Something About You — Boston
Let Me Take You Home Tonight — Boston
Tom Sawyer — Rush
Red Barchetta — Rush
YYZ — Rush
Limelight — Rush
The Camera Eye — Rush
Witch Hunt — Rush
Vital Signs — Rush
Ah! Leah! — Donnie Iris
Jane — Jefferson Starship
Find Your Way Back — Jefferson Starship
Rockin' Into The Night — .38 Special
Hold on Loosely — .38 Special
Fantasy Girl — .38 Special
Tell Me What You Want — Zebra
Who’s Behind the Door? — Zebra
Dream Police — Cheap Trick
You’ve Got Another Thing Comin' — Judas Priest
New York Groove — Ace Frehley
Ain’t Talkin' ‘Bout Love — Van Halen
And the Cradle Will Rock… — Van Halen
Bad Reputation — Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah) — Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Bad Reputation (Live) — Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
I Love Rock ‘N Roll — Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Crimson and Clover — Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Let’s Go — The Cars
It’s All I Can Do — The Cars
Candy-0 — The Cars
Dangerous Type — The Cars
Good Times Roll — The Cars
My Best Friend’s Girl — The Cars
Just What I Needed — The Cars
You’re All I’ve Got Tonight — The Cars
Moving In Stereo — The Cars
Working for the Weekend — Loverboy
Jump — Loverboy
The Kid Is Hot Tonite — Loverboy
Turn Me Loose — Loverboy
Isn’t It Time — The Babys
Every Time I Think of You — The Babys
Back on My Feet Again — The Babys
Midnight Rendezvous — The Babys
Change — John Waite
Lorelei — Styx
Too Much Time on My Hands — Styx
Renegade — Styx
Come Sail Away — Styx
Roll With the Changes — REO Speedwagon
Take It on the Run — REO Speedwagon
Don’t Let Him Go — REO Speedwagon
Time for Me to Fly — REO Speedwagon
Ridin’ the Storm Out — REO Speedwagon
Love Stinks — J. Geils Band
Centerfold — J. Geils Band
Since You Been Gone — Rainbow
Feelin’ Satisfied — Boston
Keep On Runnin' — Journey
Lay It Down — Journey
Crazy Train — Ozzy Osbourne
Lunatic Fringe — Red Rider
Jessie’s Girl — Rick Springfield
The Best of Times — Styx
Free-For-All — Ted Nugent
Burnin' for You — Blue Öyster Cult
Hold the Line — Toto
Raise a Little Hell — Trooper
Ace of Spades — Motörhead
No One Like You — Scorpions
Heat of the Moment — Asia
Only Time Will Tell — Asia
Sole Survivor — Asia
One Step Closer — Asia
Time Again — Asia
Wildest Dreams — Asia
Without You — Asia
Cutting It Fine — Asia
Here Comes the Feeling — Asia
I Don’t Know — Ozzy Osbourne
Flying High Again — Ozzy Osbourne
Side B of a mix tape I made for a friend but never sent. In the 90s when I put this playlist together it wasn’t nearly so sentimental as now…
Talk Talk — Talk Talk
Kids In America — Kim Wilde
The Metro — Terri Nunn
Let the Music Play — Shannon
I Know There’s Something Going On — Frida
The Ghost in You — Psychedelic Furs
Perfect Way — Scritti Politti
Voices Carry — Til Tuesday
You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) — Dead Or Alive
Revenge of the Gardian — T99
Teotihuacan — Noel Gallagher
This Love — Craig Armstrong Feat. Elizabeth Fraser
Pharaohs — Tears for Fears
Wicked Game (feat. Annaca) — Ursine Vulpine
Wicked Game — Emika
Do 4 Love [Emerald City 4am Mix] — Fuel
The Body Wah — Tears for Fears
A Stream With Bright Fish — Brian Eno & Harold Budd
Violet — Seal
Midnight in a Perfect World — DJ Shadow
Teardrop — Massive Attack
Above the Fog (Pt.2) — The Best Pessimist
Porcelain — Moby
Last Night — Moby
Valparaiso — Elements Of Ambience
Forget Me Not — St Germain
Films — Gary Numan
Arpegiator — Jean-Michel Jarre
the slab — Slowdive
Man With A Gun — Jerry Harrison
High Roller — The Crystal Method
Rebel Yell (The Crystal Method Remix) — Billy Idol
you should see me in a crown — Billie Eilish
Angel — Massive Attack
Jezebel (Seductress Mix) — Recoil
Trench — FETISH
Blood, Milk And Sky (Miss September Mix) — White Zombie
Slowblow — Depeche Mode
The Rose Room — Caia
TRON Legacy (End Titles) — Daft Punk
Teenage Sensation — Gus Gus
Post Punk — The Crystal Method, Hyper & Iggy Pop
Black Tie White Noise — David Bowie
Mental Continuing Noise Process
Firestarter [Edit] — The Prodigy
Loops of Fury — The Chemical Brothers
Miracle — System 7
Unknown — Resistance D
Araqua — Inner Space
Avatar — Link
Sex and Gender — Alter Ego
The Third Planet — Biosphere
Protection — Massive Attack
Heat Miser — Massive Attack
Sanctuary — Madonna
Bedtime Story — Madonna
Dream on Dreamer — Brand New Heavies
The Hustle — Soul City Orchestra/Van McCoy
Theme from S.W.A.T. — Rhythm Heritage
Undertow (The Spooky Mix) — Lush
Summerblink — Cocteau Twins
Already There — The Verve
RC1:F0R 4DV4NC3D L1573N4R5
Drop the Hate — Fatboy Slim
Come With Us — The Chemical Brothers
Block Rockin' Beats — The Chemical Brothers
Ya Mama — Fatboy Slim
Afrika Shox — Afrika Bambaataa/Leftfield
Where’s Your Head At? — Basement Jaxx
Acid 8000 — Fatboy Slim
Music [Deep Dish Dot Com Remix] — Madonna
Days Go By — Dirty Vegas
One More Time — Daft Punk
Xpander — Sasha
Moon Over Bourbon Street — Sting
It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue — Falco
Thank You Boys — Jane’s Addiction
Kissing a Fool — George Michael
Sally — Sade
Baby Grand — Billy Joel/Ray Charles
Do U Lie? — Prince & the Revolution
Some Kind Of Lover — Apollonia 6
Bring Me the Disco King — David Bowie
Standing on the Corner of the Third World — Tears for Fears
San Jose — Frankie Goes to Hollywood
More Than This — Charlie Hunter Featuring Norah Jones
Bookhouse Boys [Instrumental] — Angelo Badalamenti
Baby — Bebel Gilberto
Det Du Tänker Idag Är Du I Morgon — Dungen
Last Night — Moby
Sister Moon — Sting
Move (You Make Me Feel So Good) — Moby
Feeling So Real — Moby
Music 4 da People — Yolk
Portal — Sunscreem
Tragedy (For You) [Neurodancer] — Front 242
Religion (The Prodigy Trance U Down Mix) — Front 242
Voodoo-U — Lords of Acid
Zombie — 7734
Panties — Xpando
Anthem — Brian G./DJ Spinn
Just One Fix — Ministry
Mega Dose — Disciples of House
Valparaiso — Elements Of Ambience
Mya Yadana — Tranquility Bass
Belgium [Deep Space Filter Mix Edit] — Megatonk
Mantra [Praying Mantra Mix Edit] — Material
Past — Sub Sub
Alfadhirhaiti — Heilung
Krigsgaldr — Heilung
Hakkerskaldyr — Heilung
Schlammschlacht — Heilung
Carpathian Forest — Heilung
Fylgija Ear — Heilung
Futhorck — Heilung
In Maidjan — Heilung
Afhomon — Heilung
Vardlokk — Wardruna
Skald — Wardruna
Ein sat hon uti — Wardruna
Voluspá (Skaldic Version) — Wardruna
Fehu (Skaldic Version) — Wardruna
Vindavla — Wardruna
Ormagardskvedi — Wardruna
Gravbakkjen — Wardruna
Sonatorrek — Wardruna
Helvegen (Skaldic Version) — Wardruna
Opening Ceremony — Heilung
In Maijan — Heilung
Alfadhirhaiti — Heilung
Carpathian Forest — Heilung
Krigsgaldr — Heilung
Hakkerskaldyr — Heilung
Fylgija Futhorck — Heilung
Othan — Heilung
Hamrer Hippyer — Heilung
Galgaldr — Heilung
Norupo — Heilung
Othan — Heilung
Traust — Heilung
Vapnatak — Heilung
Svanrand — Heilung
Elivagar — Heilung
Elddansurin — Heilung
Hamrer Hippyer — Heilung
Prologus — Sigur Rós
Alföður orkar — Sigur Rós
Dvergmál — Sigur Rós
Stendur æva — Sigur Rós
Áss hinn hvíti — Sigur Rós
Hvert stefnir — Sigur Rós
Spár eða spakmál — Sigur Rós
Dagrenning — Sigur Rós
Synkverv — Wardruna
Kvitravn — Wardruna
Skugge — Wardruna
Grá — Wardruna
Fylgjutal — Wardruna
Munin — Wardruna
Kvit hjort — Wardruna
Viseveiding — Wardruna
Ni — Wardruna
Vindavlarljod — Wardruna
Andvevarljod — Wardruna
Asja — Heilung
Anoana — Heilung
Tenet — Heilung
Urbani — Heilung
Keltentrauer — Heilung
Nesso — Heilung
Buslas Bann — Heilung
Nikkal — Heilung
Marduk — Heilung
All Along the Watchtower — Jimi Hendrix Experience
Sympathy For the Devil (Cover) — Motörhead
Knockin' on Heaven’s Door — Guns N' Roses
With a Little Help From My Friends — Joe Cocker
Mad World (feat. Puddles Pity Party & Haley Reinhart) — Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox
Blue Monday — Flunk
The Boys Of Summer (Humate Remix) — DJ Sammy
Song to the Siren — This Mortal Coil
Noir C’est Noir — Johnny Hallyday
Fly on the Windscreen — God Lives Underwater
Sympathy For The Devil [Lp Version] — Guns N' Roses
Crimson And Clover — Prince
Mad World (feat. Gary Jules) — Michael Andrews
Ces bottes sont faites pour marcher — Eileen
Immigrant Song — Karen O, Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross
Song To The Siren — Vengeance Feat. Clare Pearce
25 or 6 to 4 — Pacifika
Blue Monday — Orgy
True Faith [Live] — Flunk
Here’s Where The Story Ends — Tin Tin Out
San Jose — Frankie Goes to Hollywood
More Than This — Charlie Hunter Featuring Norah Jones
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