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Destroy Wednesday Music
Ambient Sunday Music
You've worked hard, you deserve a chill-out.
- Techno Ambient Party: This Essential Mix Vol. 1 1995
- Techno Mania Vol. 2 Ambient 1995
- Tycho Dive 2011
- Tycho Awake 2014
- Infinite Ambient Mix: If you need to keep going, the related albums on this one look good.
Alien Machinery Sunday Music
Rough and Sleazy Saturday Music
Blues Brothers Saturday Music
- Briefcase Full of Blues, by the Blues Brothers: I watched the movie again just a few days ago, and it's fantastic. Extended edition has longer musical segments, a little more time in Elwood's hovel playing blues records.
- Made in America, by the Blues Brothers
- What's Going On, Detroit Mix, by Marvin Gaye
- Crossroads, by Ry Cooder
- Paris Texas, by Ry Cooder
- Live in San Francisco, by Ry Cooder & Corridos Famosos
- Burning Hell, by John Lee Hooker
- Never Get Out of These Blues Alive, by John Lee Hooker
Shiny Robots Saturday Music
- 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)
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).