I'm trying to make a chill music playlist... any suggestions?
I think Coldplay's "High Speed" is a great chill song. Off the top of my head I would suggest Duran Duran's "Tiger Tiger", the Police song called "Darkness", U2's "Love Comes Tumbling", Kate Bush's "The Warm Room", and Sting's "Lithium Sunset".
Sad music playlist, suggestion?
I also use music to inspire my writing, so i think I can help you out here. I have my own playlist on spotify for this, so i'll just list the saddest of songs from that. A Thousand Years- Christina Perri Already Gone- Kelly Clarkson Be With You- Enrique Iglesias Believe- Cher Best I Ever Had- Vertical Horizon Bleeding Love- Leona Lewis Broken- Seether ft. Amy Lee Chasing Cars- Snow Patrol Closer To Love- Mat Kearney Crawl- Chris Brown Crawling Back To You- Backstreet Boys Don't Let It Break Your Heart- Coldplay Everything- Michael Buble Faithfully- Journey Far Away- Nickelback Fix You- Coldplay For The First Time- The Script From Where You Are- Lifehouse God gave Me You- Blake Shelton Halo- Beyonce Heartbreak Warfare- John Mayer Heaven- Bryan Adams Hero- Enrique Iglesias How To Save A Life- The Fray I Miss You- Blink182 If You're Gone- Matchbox Twenty I'll be- Edwin McCain Incomplete- Backstreet Boys Iris- The Goo Goo Dolls Just Want You To Know- Backstreet Boys Make Believe- Backstreet Boys My Fault- Imagine Dragons Not Over You- Gavin DeGraw Nothing- The Script Right Here Waiting- Richard Marx Sad- Maroon 5 Say (All I Need)- One Republic Say- John Mayer Shadow Of The Day- Linkin Park Skyscraper- Demi Lovato Sooner Or Later- Mat Kearney Still The One- Orleans The Scientist- Coldplay This Ain't Goodbye- Train This I Promise You- N'Sync Try- Pink Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart- Alicia Keys Trying Not To Love You- Nickelback Up With The Birds- Coldplay Violet Hill- Coldplay What You Wanted- One Republic What's Left Of Me- Nick Lachey When I Was Your Man- Bruno Mars Wherever You Will Go- The Calling Without You Here- The Goo Goo Dolls Yellow- Coldplay You Found Me- The Fray You'll Think Of Me- Keith Urban Your Song- Elton John
What music suggestions would you give based on this?
I personally wouldn’t call that ‘incredibly wide musical taste’. With the exception of TOP, by which I assume you mean the Korean rapper, those are all white musicians, either from the USA or the UK. Still, not bad.Here are some suggestions:Because you said you liked Bowie, you might like Talking Heads.Because you said you liked blink-182, you might like Husker Du, who helped to invent pop-punk.Because you said you liked Suburban Legends, you might like the Skatalites (who were a real ska band from Jamaica.)Because you said you liked Bob Dylan, you might like Fela Kuti, who’s kind of like the Nigerian equivalent of early Dylan, except he’s not playing folk-ish type music but high-energy Afrobeat with a strong jazz influence.Because you said you liked the Shins, you might like Thin White Rope, who were an aggressive 80s band from California that never made it as big as some of their peers but who were incredibly great when they were on form.I’m not great on rap - not that I don’t like it, but there’s just so much of it and I’m wary of recommending the same old names to people. I mean, I could name a lot of people from Jay-Z through Mos Def and De La Soul to the Beastie Boys, but I would advise you to just dive in there. But in the meantime, for some cutting edge rap, here’s Zebra Katz and Njena Reddd Foxxx.You will notice that a lot of these tracks are from the past. This is not because I only listen to music from the past, because I don’t (in fact the other day I bought an album by Chris Thile and Brad Mehldau that had come out the previous week), but the music that you cited made me think mostly of past music.
I need to update my playlist any suggestions for rock songs?
AC/DC discographyBlood Stained Child discographyPuddle of mudd discographyRed the band discographyLost prophets discographyAvenged Sevenfold discographyCreed discographyAlter BridgeInxsGoo Goo DollsAudioslaveThe museManafestSwitchfootSkilletSeventh Day SlumberFalling UpFraming HanleyThe MaineWaggaki BandOne Ok RockBack on the Japanese BandGod is an astronautIf these trees could talkLowercase NoisesYear of rice and saltAs the stars fallSleeping with sirenslisten to all these bands I am sure you will be pack up your playlist with good tracks.
Song suggestions to put on a playlist? Looking for the following types of music (in the desc)?
Hey, Yahoo Answers community. My friend’s birthday is coming up on April 16, and I’ve been working on a playlist to make her because she’s always mentioned she’d love if someone made one for her, but I’m drawing a blank for song ideas. When I’ve facetimed her I notice she listens to a lot of alternative/soft-pop music, some indie too. She also loves Taylor Swift, and gets nostalgic for early 2000’s alt rock (e.g. Avril Lavigne, possibly Evanescence? Haven’t heard her listen to it but that’s what pops into my head when I think of the genre). I included some screenshots of what i’ve gathered so far, and highlighted the songs I know for sure she likes in yellow just to give an idea of what genres she listens to (I’m not a huge music person so I’m not sure how to associate certain genres with bands/artists usually). Also, if anyone knows some songs similar to “Bloom Later” by Jesse Rutherford (think that’s his name), or has any suggestions that would be a big help. Thanks!
What are some suggestions on content for an up-tempo party playlist consisting of classical music (that is, art music from before 1900)?
Gosh I do say, what a frightfully delightful proposition!I would steer clear of Romantic compositions, certainly the later Romantic works.. there is too much emotion, too much pathos and drama to make for good background music..Personally I would go for compositions which were originally intended for that very purpose: Waltzes; Minuettes and Trios; chamber music etc.Start with a YouTube search, say.. “lively Classical chamber music”, or “Mozart vivace” ; “Minuettes”; “Strauss waltzes”.What could go down really well in fact - occasion permitting of course - would be to source someone well-versed in 18th century dances. At a certain point, the guests could learn one of the old fashioned dances that went with the music!
I am bored with my playlist. Does anyone have good music recommendations?
There are many but I’m just going to list some of the songs which are at the top of my head.John Mayer- Gravity & Slow dancing in the burning Room(Continuum), Queen of california, Something like olivia, Speak for me ,Shadow Days , whiskey whiskey whiskey, Born and raised( Born and Raised), Daughters(Heavier Things), In the blood, emoji of a wave(The search for everything).Gary Clark Jr. - Bright Lights, Travis County, When my train pulls in, Next door Neighbour Blues( Blak & Blue)Ed Sheeran- Tenerife Sea, Thinking Out Loud,I’m a mess,Photograph (X) Give me Love, The A team, Lego Hous(+)The American authors - Best day of my LifeJeff Buckley- HallelujahDamiene Rice- The Blower’s daughter, NOW GONNA NAME SOME LEGENDSLed Zeppelin - Any Song dude! You’re gonna love them. Stairway to heaven , Going to california, The Raing Song, Ramble on, Tangerine,Whole lotta love, Since i’ve been loving you,The song remains the same, Immigrant song and many many many more.Pink floyd - Time, Brain Damage, Wish you were here, Have a cigar, Shine on your Crazy Diamond , Comfortably Numb, Coming back to life.etcThe Beatles- Hey Jude, Let it be, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Blackbird, Yesterday,In My Life, Here comes the sun etcI think that’s enough music for updating your playlist. Thank me later.Happy Listening! :)