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This site was formerly a daily playlist website. Really, there was too much traffic and interaction for there to be no tips or contributions to the site, so I just deleted it. I felt taken advantage of.
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Regular visitors will know most of the playlists were classical music, with a jazz playlist here and there. I will leave you with this one last single playlist. I am up very, very early in the mornings. This is the ideal playlist for early mornings. Most of the musicians in this playlist are not those I listen to regularly or widely at all. I just like a handful of songs. That is true for a lot of this playlist. Except, of course, Hilary Hahn, J Mascis, Gram Parsons, The Byrds, and Iron & Wine (Sam Beam). I love them dearly.
However, this particular orchestration works well.
Total Encampment Playlist
1.) “Tear Stained Eye” by Son Volt, from Trace
2.) “In Your One Time” by Calexico / Iron & Wine, from Years to Burn
3.) “Hickory Wind” by The Byrds, from Sweetheart of the Rodeo
4.) “Wild Horses” by The Flying Burrito Brothers, (cover song) from Burrito Deluxe
5.) “History of Lovers” by Calexico / Iron & Wine, from In the Reins
6.) “Fade Into You” by J Mascis (cover song, single)
7.) “Long Way Down (Look What the Cat Drug In)” by Michael Penn, from Free-For-All
8.) “Qu Es Tu, Mon Amour?” by Willie Nelson, from Teatro
9.) “I Never Cared for You” by Willie Nelson, from Teatro
10.) “Asshole” by Beck, from One Foot In the Grave
11.) “Rowboat” by Beck, from Stereopathetic Soulmanure
12.) “Puttin’ It Down” by Beck, from Stereopathetic Soulmanure
13.) “Modesto” by Beck, from Stereopathetic Soulmanure
14.) “We Live Again” by Beck, from Mutations
15.) “Don’t Do Me Like That” by J Mascis (cover song, single)
16.) “Why Can’t You See” by Billy Childish & Kyra, from Afternoon Delight: Love Songs from Sub Pop
17.) “I Heard It Through The Grapevine” by The Slits, (cover song) from Cut
18.) “Qualities of Mercy” by Penelope Houston, from Eighteen Stories Down
19.) “Abels: Isolation Variation” by Hilary Hahn (single)
20.) “Why Hate the Winter” by Iron & Wine, from Archive Series Volume. 5: Tallahasse Recordings
21.) “Calm on the Valley” by Iron & Wine, from Archive Series Volume. 5: Tallahasse Recordings
22.) “Same Old Song” by Iron & Wine, (cover song) from Archive Series Volume No. 2
23.) “Drive” by R.E.M., from Automatic for the People
Bye…..
(Okay, one more, New Grasslands Playlist)
The best music ever written or recorded
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First Contact: Will They or Won’t They Commingle Science and Ontology?
A Poem Recited by God as Best as I Could Understand Her
Reposting: Theory of Monetized Empathy
Degrowth as Resistance, Despite Baudrillard’s Networking of Fetishism
Science Fiction and Charles W. Mills’s Critique of “Ideal Theory” Parts I-III
eyot channels dancing on cigars and salads
Border Rushes on Stall-wick Proposals
Note: Righteous Nation Ideology in Science Fiction and Climate Justice Today
Vision for a Culture of Emancipatory Human Rights
Notes on Space and Place, Feminist Geography, and Related Texts
Where professors are hidden in a trajectory of might and appendages of zeal
tomorrow E’rth’s patience for pearl-like songs
When She Leaves April Without a Care
Alterpiece Coins in Loving Doubt and Regret
Trauma and Post-Modern Subtext in Star Trek
Towards a Revisioning of the Courts: A Short Theory
Angry With The Waters (long, epic poem)
Hysteria in the Late Nineteenth-Century
Gaius Baltar Escaping Freedom on Tau Cygna V
Hannah Arendt Sought to Maintain Power-Shareholders
Possible Model for Alternative Futurism: Responsibility to Leave (R2L)
God is Coming for Me Soon: My Ongoing, Complex, Relationship with Progressive Theology
The First Steps to Reaching a SciFi-Like Utopia From Where the Western World is Right Now
Solarpunk and the Vestiges of the Ascetic
Rights and Responsibilities: Addressing Love and Violence in a Post-Capitalist World
Pluripotent Abstractions On a Cliff Down the River from a Rented Gold Mine
Expressions of African American Feminisms in Jazz
Examination of Martyrology in the Protestant and Catholic Reformations
Xenophobia, Communication, and Our Dissuading First Contact
First Contact and the Theory of Monetized Empathy
Between Moons Where God Does Find Me
When de Saints: African American Historicity and the Pursuit of Justice (Notes and rough drafts)
The United Traits of Bajoran and Cardassian Resistance
Memo: Desensitization to Violence in Fiction May Be a (Contemporary) “Evolutionary” Trait
When the Sky is Beautiful Again, Always
Masculinarity as a Possible Universal Trait
Trust in pisé recalcitrant bedourie
Lucie Horsch Sits Too Silent Among the Maple Pears
A Return to Attraction to Light and the End of the Public Intellectual
The Conflict and Promises of Revisiting the Past and Seeing into the Future
Attraction to Light: Light as Communication and Imagined Evolution
On Time Travel, the Subconscious Signature, and Market Capitalism
Cylon Number Six as Savior of the Twelve Colonies
Spaeman of Silicone Mattresshouses
Space Strategist and Ethicist: First Contact Strategy and Ethics
The Possibility of a Ferengi Future
Capitalism and Violence-Customs
Memo: “Degrowth needs more strategic planning” – Dr. Federico Savini
Identity and Captain Louanne “Kat” Katraine
Reception for an occasional prohibitive competitor
The Ethics of Waiting: Babylon 5’s “Mind War” and Star Trek: Voyager’s “The Gift”
Criminal Apples Listening to Songs From The Capeman
“Extreme Risk” and “Invasive Procedures” as Symbols of Capitalist Internalization
In the County Villages of 1960s Seismology
Václav Havel’s Spirit Visited Me
Half-truths are like bad poetry (trivial notes)
Eddington is Right When He States that Utopia Requires Assimilation
Too Soon to Take Down the Decorations
Avery Brooks and His Understanding of Sisko
Erasure of Solitary Meals and Gas Pipes
The Falsehood of Authorship as Authority
Star Trek Enterprise’s “Dear Doctor” and Voyager’s “Nothing Human”
Complaint Memo: Star Trek and Climate Change – Ways to Improve
Star Trek, Ecology, and Green SciFi
Who Watches the Watchers Watching; without Watching?
From Morality-Tale Science Fiction to Fantasy-Infused Settler Colonialism
When the Kids Have Stopped Working
Diastole Consumption on Rockmary Leaves
“Spock’s Brain” and the Perpetuation of Sexist Control
Transcendence is a mutual harmony
A Return to Attraction to Light and the End of the Public Intellectual
Note: Idealism in an Era of Consequences
Now is not the time to attempt to appeal to reason. God said now is the time for upheaval.
Trains Different from Digestive Tracts
She sees no rendition of the former past midnight for incoming Rome
** No One Buys Books, by Elle Griffin
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