- Sign In Please, by Autograph
- That's the Stuff, by Autograph
- Just Push Play, by Aerosmith
- Astra, by Asia
- 604, by Ladytron
(literally just Sorayama Hajime, Roger Dean, and similar covers)
Links
Désenchantée Friday Music
- Histoires de, by Mylène Farmer: A "best of", 1 disc of live performances (the À Bercy performances were the best of her career), and 2 discs fairly deep cuts. I have all of her studio albums and some live, but if you don't this seems like a fantastic way to get almost everything. If you're not familiar, she's like if Madonna was actually good.
- A Woman a Man Walked By, by PJ Harvey & John Parish
- Once, by Nightwish
- Witches, by One-Eyed Doll
Prog Rock 2020 Away Sunday Music
- Face the Music, by Electric Light Orchestra
- Time, by Electric Light Orchestra
- The Serpent is Rising, by Styx
- Equinox, by Styx
- The Grand Illusion, by Styx
- In the Court of the Crimson King, by King Crimson — great up to title track, annoying jazz at the end.
- In the Wake of Poseidon, by King Crimson
- Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe
- Union, by Yes & ABWH
Been a while since I did a playlist. Too much modern vaporwave still clogging my todo folder, so let's stay back in the '60s-'70s (with a couple later conclusions).
Live Monday Music
Not Really Rock Thursday Music
- Soul to Soul, by Hotei: More jazz/blues/'70s rock, but occasionally Hotei still rocks out.
- Transcendence, by Berlin: Still new wavin' after 40 years.
- Rockin' Back Inside My Heart, by Julee Cruise: Softest lounge song, of course from the original Twin Peaks album, with new covers.
- The Long Run, by The Eagles: OK, some old rock. I never did understand why The Dude doesn't like The Eagles, man.
Yo Bum Rush Thursday Music
- Purple Powers, by Public Enemy: Just ambient music.
- What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down?, by Public Enemy: Not that.
- Wake of a Nation, by Zeal & Ardour
- Amerikkkant, by Ministry: Wow, 2018 feels like 20 years ago.
Everybody Knows Tuesday Music
- Actual Miles, by Don Henley: "Dirty Laundry", "The End of the Innocence", and "Everybody Knows"
- Bloodletting, by Concrete Blonde: "Tomorrow, Wendy"
- Free, by Concrete Blonde: "God is a Bullet"
- Floodland, by Sisters of Mercy: "This Corrosion"
- The Scream, by Siouxsie & the Banshees: "Jigsaw Feeling"
- This is What You Want, This is What You Get, by Public Image Ltd: "Bad Life"
Rise and Resist Thursday Music
Lounge Around Friday Music
Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine on Archive
I was looking specifically for Philip K. Dick's "Cantata 140", also found Roger Zelazny's "A Rose for Ecclesiastes" and look at that great wraparound cover! But also all of F&SF is in there, and it's pretty much all good, the best of the more literary end of SF, fantasy, weird tales. Unfortunately it hasn't all been neatly organized in a category on archive.org, but you can just page down in the pulp magazine rack.
Anyway, there's your reading stack for the next year sorted.