Steve Choi tweeted earlier today:
That led to:
Despite intermittent streaming issues, I’m still really stoked to watch them again!
Category: Music
Rdio playlists without lyrics
My colleague, Dennis Hong, posted about his music preference while working: Add Some Urgency to Your Daily Workflow. Movie soundtracks are cool, and I wanted to share a couple Rdio playlists or stations — generally without words — that I’ve used for awhile.
Pertaining to or noting sounds that create a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere.
Concentrate by Trent Walton and 33 collaborators are:
Songs with few or no words. Maybe not too many songs from any one artist.
Occasionally, I’ll listen to the Rdio Baroque station.
Happy album release day, Finch!
Congrats, Finch! Thank you for doing the following:
- Tour in celebration of the 10–year anniversary of your album, What It Is To Burn.
- Today: Release a new album, Back to Oblivion. It’s crazy to think that Say Hello to Sunshine was released in 2005—nine years ago.
- Still follow me on Twitter after hooking me up with a photo pass over five years ago.
I’ll keep this here in case this ever changes. 😉
Looking forward to seeing you on Saturday at the Observatory!1
- I wouldn’t be available for their West Hollywood show in November, and Amy suggested we go to this one. Brilliant! ↩
My ticket-smashing Rdio playlist
When working in the WordPress.com Terms of Service queues, I listen to my Rdio collection while adding catchy songs to a Rdio playlist.
So far, there are over seventy songs at 322 minutes. I’ll keep adding as I go. Enjoy! 🙂
My flight music from Budapest
I never got caught up reading my saved Instapaper articles. In addition to getting caught up watching episodes of The Blacklist, here are a few music albums on Rdio that helped me endure about 17 hours between Budapest, Munich, and Los Angeles. I’m especially fond of the new Chiodos album.
Milkman
If you love mashups, listen to the beats of Milkman. I’m really digging it. (via Andrew Spittle)
Bassists wanted
A couple bands (friends) are looking for bass guitarists:
Pass it on!
