You don't ever have the blues, the blues have you.
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Lust for Life Tuesday Music
- Lust for Life, by Iggy Pop
- Use Your Illusion I, by Guns N'Roses
- Use Your Illusion II, by Guns N'Roses - I bailed on morning classes to go to the mall, wait at Tower for New Music Tuesday, came back and listened to these two albums endlessly.
- Broken, by Nine Inch Nails
- Fixed, by Nine Inch Nails
Everybody Wants to Rule Monday Music
- Songs from the Big Chair, by Tears for Fears
- The Seeds of Love, by Tears for Fears
- The Dream of the Blue Turtles, by Sting - not a fan of the light tinkly jazz title track, but the rest is more lounge singer.
- Ten Summoner's Tales, by Sting
- Security, by Peter Gabriel
- So, by Peter Gabriel
- Big Blue Ball, by Peter Gabriel et al
- Birdy Soundtrack, by Peter Gabriel
A Little Dark Friday Music
Reelin in Saturday Music
Haunted by the Past Tuesday Music
- The Lady Wore Black, by Queensrÿche
- Don't Fear the Reaper, by Blue Öyster Cult
- Great Old Ones, by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets
- Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner, by Warren Zevon
- No Exit, by Blondie
- Zombie Prostitute, by Voltaire
- The Stranger, by Billy Joel
- The Curse of Millhaven, by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
- Bloodletting, by Concrete Blonde
- Transylvania, by Nox Arcana
- Halloween After Dark, Apple Music playlist
Samurai Sunday Music
- Paradox, by Hotei
- Electric Samurai, by Hotei - source of the Battle Without Honor or Humanity from Kill Bill
- Vocalo-Zanmai, by WagakkiBand
- Yasouemaki, by WagakkiBand
- Shikisai, by WagakkiBand
- Metal Resistance, by BABYMETAL
Thursday Morning Music
Techno Tuesday Music
- How Dare You, by Electric Six "I wanna have sex with somebody!" is the rallying cry we need right now.
- broken legacies, by mind.in.a.box
- Miku, by Anamanaguchi
- Capsule Silence XXIV OST, by Anamanaguchi
- Capsule Silence XXIV OST vol II, by Anamanaguchi
Science Fiction & Saturday Music
- Humble Bundle Adventures in Science Fiction Books: Runs until Oct18, and everything in this that I've read (Anderson, Bear, Brunner, Ellison, Foster, Silverberg, Steele, Sterling, Swanwick) is excellent, and I'm enjoying Sergei Lukyanenko's1 The Genome enormously. They've picked what looks like an all-good-stuff collection.
Saturday Music is a little spacey.
- Welcome to Earth, by Apoptygma Berzerk
- Harmonizer, by Apoptygma Berzerk
- You and Me Against the World, by Apoptygma Berzerk
- I adore the Night Watch books; but because of what they say, or because they're bound up in memories of rainy nights in Seattle reading at all-night cafés and public transit, very like the Moskva of the books? The first movie is great, but only about half the first book; the sequel movies are dire, some of the worst hatchet-jobs of adaptations I've ever seen. ↩