the book-playlist

[davefreer]

One of my net-friends asked recently what my playlist was. Now I am not very musically talented. And I have to have quiet to focus when I write. But then, when I stop (and I have to have written 200 words to do that) I listen to a track, clear my mind out and play exactly one game of free-cell (I refuse to put any other game on my computer. I am

Comments

[luke_jaywalker]

Hmm, I know a *few* of those songs/artists. From that I can tell you have good taste.

From the ones I don't know, given their context, I have some new names to look for on the download sites. Can always use more good music - thanks.

[davefreer]

Runrig and Norma Waterson are real finds

Re: music

[davefreer]

One or two tend to become thematic for a book for me. Done the Cranberries with one :-)

Re: music

[davefreer]

(nod) me too. But fortunately the office is a long way from the house, now (who knows where next?)

Play list

[seaboe]

You know, while you probably wouldn't care that much for any of his albums post 1986, you might see if you can get a listen to early Chris De Burgh, specifically "Spanish Train" (the entire album), "Crusader" and "The Getaway."

Lisa