Alice in Chains, Jar of Flies Tragically Hip, Phantom Power

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL01FEFECDCC70CD0E

Ghost in the Shell SAC OST

I'm in dialysis three times per week for four hours and I listen to this every time. It's relaxing, and if I doze off, when I wake up, I know about where I am by what's playing.

been listening to multiple YouTube videos of Billy strings playing guitar. the 1st link gets played minimum once a day for 6 months now and is what I start every morning with, sometimes 4-5 times in a day it gets played.

https://youtu.be/BtuGnNlX-UI

other music I play daily just after this include the following URLs;

• Part 2 from same livestream
• Billy's Jimmy Brown cover
• Uncloudy day (this one I'm learning to play rn)
• Ain't nothing to me
• Ain't nobdys business

and there's like 10 more links that follow just too lazy to paste em all. but I listen to the above daily. tuning my ears, working on my accuracy and watching what/when/how he plays so I can improve my own playing. I prefer the non studio/life music. guy, guitar and their skills. that's my jam.

Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. I know Whedon's a dirtbag but they are catchy tunes performed by a stellar cast. I keep them all in the shuffle.

EDIT: I decided to watch it again, and now that I'm reminded: "Everyone's a Hero" didn't make the cut. I forget about that one.

I don’t know how it’s called in English but I’m guessing it’s „the kangaroo chronicles“.

• Just checked: I was right.

The entire 12 episode run of the Strike Force Five podcast with Kimmel, Colbert, Fallon, Meyers and Oliver.

Might just be the most joyous thing I’ve ever heard.

Feel Good Inc. by Gorillaz

Beethoven's Symphony No 9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzyO3fLV5O0

Flower Duet from Lakme, Sabine and Marianne are beyond superb in this version (apologies to Dame Melba)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1ZL5AxmK_A

Vivaldi's Winter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPdk5GaIDjo

Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbxgYlcNxE8

and Dylan's Hurricane

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voH11xV4AKI

in many ways these songs together speak of everything it is to be human, the good, the bad and the ugly

Megadeth's 'Rust In Peace' album. Countless plays over the last 25 years or so. Never gets old.

This episode of the Memory Palace

I made my own podcast at the time and hearing this episode genuinely caused me to stop and wonder whether there any point in carrying on with it, because I could never produce something as beautiful.

Also, this mini documentary about Nick Drake.

It's an incredible piece of work. The sound design is stunning.

Edit: Meant to ask, what's the show you enjoy, OP?

Listened to?

Cindy Lee - Diamond Jubilee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LJi5na897Y
Cindy is Patrick Flegel, who performs in drag, with a voice effects that make him sound female.
Honestly, I give two shits about the trans act. Whatever.

But the music ... it immediately grabbed me. Spacey. Raw. Patrick is a brilliant guitarist and producer, a one man show. In drag. Deliberately plays with your expectations and abuses them. Smooth and mellow, with a taste of the 50's, Beach Boys, Alan Parsons, and Beck.
Yes, I know that doesn't make any sense. Try this instead.
Diamond Jubilee is the most definitive, the very best Lo-Fi album ever recorded.

And this guy.
SEA is just a youtuber who does chill science videos.
He's far from perfect, but he does not beg for money or your attention. Gets by on producing good content. This particular video has been putting me to sleep for years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QbS2e8w33s&list=PLkoaIad9k4NJD4x6hXwj2CK1AumYTjCj2

Lately it's been the song "Rage" by President.

chef's kiss

The Magnus Archives

It's a horror audio drama meant to explore fear as a concept. It follows an archivist of paranormal(ish) experiences slowly piecing together connections between seemingly isolated incidences until they eventually start to affect his life directly. Can't say much more without spoilers but it's fire 10/10

Rt podcast is like that for me

Is that what yours is too?

https://youtu.be/HDbvTlaLQHo?t=12

Which show?

I mean I have my favorite bands that I tend to listen to more than others and types of music. tull, stan ridgeway, b52's, REM, fine young cannibals first album being my tops.

The entire discography of Vildhjarta. Metal and classical share a lot in common. I can listen to any song by them and I still find something new.

The podcast "Improvised Star Trek". Its basically "lower Decks" before Lower Decks was a thing.

Katseye Internet Girl.

Geoffrey Oryema - Makambo

The sound of my own voice.

Instrumental: Arabesque no. 1 - Debussy

The Museum - Michael Wyckoff

Al Amal - Noori and his Dorpa Band

The Landing - Justin Hurwitz

Jeremy's Storm - Tame Impala

Powerlines - Tame Impala

Vocals: Tame Impala - Alter Ego, Apocalypse Dreams, Borderline (yes, the studio version sounds fine), Elephant, Expectation, Keep On Lying, Let It Happen, Love/Paranoia, Mind Mischief, New Person Same Old Mistakes, One More Hour, Posthumous Forgiveness, Reality In Motion, Sundown Syndrome, Tomorrow's Dust, Why Won't They Talk To Me

Gorillaz - Baby Queen, Feel Good Inc., Plastic Beach, On Melancholy Hill

Childish Gambino - 2 Brains, 3005, Baby Doll, Do Ya Like, Feels Like Summer, Got This Money, Kickin' Dirt, Me and Your Mama, My Baby, Redbone, Sweatpants, Sober, The Last, This Is America

Don Toliver - No Idea, No Pole

21 Savage - Rich Nigga Shit

Blvck Svm - Mercurymorris

The Rubens - Live In Life

The Animals - House Of The Rising Sun

Joji - Slow Dancing in the Dark

Roar - I Can't Handle Change

The map screen from Yoshi's Island. It has lived in my head for going on 25 years and will never leave.