Sounds I like↳Things worth putting on repeat.Now playing on the interwebs2024-01-02295 ~ Sidhu Moose WalaDig through the crate60 tracks ↓295 ~ Sidhu Moose Wala2024-01-0201Maaye ~ Savi Kahlon2024-01-0102Brighton, MA ~ Bet You Never Thought2021-01-07days when I'm SO DONE with Delhi03Habits ~ Fort Frances2021-01-0604Last Supper ~ D Smoke2021-01-0505Once Kings ~ Riz Ahmed2021-01-0406Goodnight ~ Nick Murphy2021-01-0307Dust ~ HÆLOS2021-01-0208Rose in Harlem ~ Teyana Taylor2021-01-0109Emotional ~ okaywill2020-12-0110When Am I Gonna Lose You ~ Local Natives2020-12-0111Azadi ~ DIVINE2019-02-0212Lazy Eye - Silversun Pickups2019-02-0213Bluesman ~ Michael Chapman2019-02-0214Fail Safe ~ William Tyler2019-02-0215California Stars ~ Wilco2019-02-02=']16Clay Pigeons ~ Michael Cera2019-02-0217Pain ~ The War On Drugs2019-02-0218No Hard Feelings ~ The Avett Brothers2019-02-0219Masterpiece ~ Big Thief2019-02-0220Claire de Lune ~ Little Green Cars2019-02-0221Lost Cause ~ Max Jury2019-02-0222Power Lines ~ Telekinesis2019-01-01for when you're feeling like a surge protector23Rock N Roll Suicide ~ David Bowie2019-01-01Bowie has returned to his home planet...24If You See Her, Say Hello ~ Bob Dylan2019-01-0125Rocket Man (cover) ~ My Morning Jacket2019-01-01I think I like this better than the original...26Floating Vibes2019-01-0127Old Pine ~ Ben Howard2019-01-0128Ghar Aaja Pardesi2019-01-01my dad sent me this in a text some time back and I didn't pay much attention. The part at 1:50 is pretty and roughly translates to "This village's uneducated soil cannot read your letter. This soil if you come and kiss, will make this earth's heart happy. Understood that you have some dreams but we are your own. Forgetful you, your memory haunts us." My dad is a romantic as you can probably tell by now.29The Scientist ~ Coldplay2019-01-01trying to get some writing done and going through goodie oldies30R U Mine ~ Arctic Monkeys2019-01-01current morning alarm. Turner is pretty sassy (check out his KEXP session on youtube) and I think this song captures his energy31Fireside ~ Arctic Monkeys2019-01-0132You Can Have It All ~ Yo La Tengo2019-01-01probably the best fan made video I've ever seen33Lotus Flower ~ Radiohead2019-01-01THROWBACK! Was either this or high and dry. I think this shows Thom Yorke is just such a fricking rockstar!34Song For Zula ~ Phosphorescent2019-01-01live music is soooo much better than studio versions (except for some pink floyd maybe...)35Youth ~ Daughter2019-01-01almost EVERY single song by this band is wayyy too good. I'm so excited that they're here in October.36Simple Song ~ The Shins2019-01-0137Party Talk ~ Craft Spells2019-01-01grows on you slowly and then becomes everyday jam38Like a fool ~ Begin Again Soundtrack2019-01-01This movie has one of the best soundtracks ever39Shuffle ~ Bombay Bicyle Club2019-01-0140Hollow Years ~ Dream Theater2019-01-01This one is timeless. Don't miss the solo startiing at about 4:50, it will change your life41I Am The Highway ~ Audioslave2019-01-01TBSunday42Take Me To Church ~ Hozier2019-01-01I blame the weather. More gloom coming.43Main Tenu Samjhawan ~ Nasha2019-01-01makes me miss driving with my best lad at home44Ho Hey ~ The Lumineers2019-01-0145All The Little Lights ~ Passenger2019-01-0146TIMC's episode about plants2019-01-01does photosynthesis rely on quantum mechanics? Do bonsai trees have a height complex?47Eyes on Fire ~ Blue Foundation2019-01-0148Where is my mind ~ Pixies2019-01-01throwback49In the waiting line ~ Zero 72019-01-0150New Slang ~ The Shins2019-01-0151Luka chuppi2019-01-01Moms are great, I miss mine.52Love Me Again ~ John Newman2019-01-0153Kabira2019-01-01My favorite recent hindi song. A rough translation of my favorite part (the beginning) would be "What kind of selfishness is this of yours? You can't pick sun or shade. What kind of selfishness is this of yours? (Your) feet don't rest anywhere. You've become your own god, you swam seven seas. Yet (your) thoughts are dry, Why?"54Lost Stars ~ Begin Again Soundtrack2019-01-01another great track from the same movie55TIMC: Alfred Russel Wallace2019-01-01The comment about Weismann's work (around 7:30) is funnier than anything I've ever heard56Brian Cox: Why we need the explorers2019-01-01Cox is one of my favorite recent (to me) figures for his science communication skills. Mainly because the "fascinating" aspect of science is one I find hard to express with my non-science peers and he does a great job of it. His reading of Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot (roughly at 13:34 here) is great!57Holocene ~ Bon Iver2019-01-0158Pompeii ~ Bastille2019-01-0159Riptide ~ Vance Joy2019-01-0160