Song as a break from (or inspiration for) writing

[Pik]

Couldn't find a music thread, what's on your playlist?

 

[Pik]

If it wasn't a remix, this song would be a bit too emotional for my taste, but soothing:

 

[Pik]

And another one:

 

[Louanne Learning]

This came up on my shorts yesterday, and I went and got the entire song, and thought it's pretty catchy!

 

[Louanne Learning]

The Canadian rock band Rush playing at my high school in 1974 (a little before my time), right after they released their first album.

 

[Kiraann]

Acid rock

 

[Madman Starryteller]

Gautier de Coincy, Las las las

 

[That Guy Named Aaron]

Hey, @Homer Potvin or @big soft moose

Double checking that I've made enough posts to qualify for link-posting before I do so. I don't wanna get on the wrong side of things this early in the game, savvy?

But I have a playlist of instrumental jazz, classical, rock, and reggae music that I love to listen to when I write. If/when I'm able to, I'll share the link in this thread for others who might enjoy lyric-less music as background noise.

 

[Louanne Learning]

If you need a little infusion of attitude, this might do it for you. I'm not sure why Nancy Sinatra didn't make it bigger.

 

[Kiraann]

I’m afraid Nancy would not have gotten that song without her father.

 

[Louanne Learning]

Premier Wab Kinew is the 25th premier of Manitoba. The son of doctors, he is from the Onigaming First Nation in northwestern Ontario.

Here he is singing at a memorial for slain women.

 

[Louanne Learning]

Definitely better than the John Lennon cover of it.

 

[Louanne Learning]

Here's some very powerful vocalization. It wakes up the most ancient part of every woman.

 

[That Guy Named Aaron]

For those of you who may enjoy some soundscapes, allow me to share this layered instrumental treat with you...

 

[DLC]

 

[Flashfire07]

Currently working on a character based upon this song. Should be a short little horror piece but who knows where my over-caffinated Muse will take the story!

 

[Pik]

This has a bit of ethno (world music) and folky sound but mystical vibe

 

[Pik]

I don't listen to as much jazz but a lot of people around me do for this or that reason

 

[Pik]

 

[Rigor Mortis]

The 250 Greatest Guitarists sent me back to this song from Howlin' Wolf's sublime guitarist Hubert Sumlin.