These are quite long lists. So find them after the jump.
I only kept a record of the films and TV I was watching from June onwards.
songs
Rush of Sun – Playlist 05-18
This is only two weeks worth.
Finding new music is like hair growth, it spikes when the sun is out.
Songs after the jump
Jello Biafra’s Record Collection
I have a really hard time being patient with people who get locked into one era, “Oh there’s no good music after the grunge era, there’s no good music after the sixties.”
Wrong people, you want that energy you liked as a kid? Put down that needle, leave your home and go see somebody new and random. You neve know what’s going to happen to you.
Interview continues here.
But overall I think the best era for music is right now. And the reason I do is because everything is available. Everything. Imagine trying to find fresh rockabilly records in 1975. It’s not like that anymore.
Playlist for late summer
Sun setting later than expected.
Wasps harassing one when eating salad.
Leaves falling.
Fruit heavy on the vine.
People selling Massive Attack tickets.
All that.
Shakedown Street by Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Her Life by Two Feet
Playlist >> 18/12/2015
Music suitable for a #seasonal transit v2.0
Hold on tight, everything’s changing again. The only thing that never changes, is that everything changes.
So I started Autumn playlists on multiple platforms, because you never know when one of them is going to go down. I’ve been trying Apple Music, I’m not sure it’s quite ready. But I do love Josh Homme’s marvellous Alligator Hour.
As always a full comprehensive playlist for the long gone summer is here on Whyd, and Autumn has already begun.
The Fall – Black Monk Theme Part 1
William Onyeabor – better change your mind
Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes – Get Out (And Let Me Cry)
Courtney Barnett – Pedestrian at Best
The Polyversal Souls – Goin’ In (feat. Afrika Baby Bam)
“Pink Orange Red” by Cocteau Twins (1985)
I always heard this song as an accusation.
Paul Greer 