49 mixes with songs by “Cyrkle”

Because broken hearts (although it's not so much of a broken heart as a heart that's been ripped out of your chest) and breakups are awful, and you need music (and tea, and books, and movies, and friends) to help you cope with -- and hopefully get over -- them.

(Featuring artists such as Bon Iver, Ballboy, and Simon & Garfunkel. Enjoy! And may this ease your suffering when it comes to breaking up.)

100 tracks of The Beatles, Cream, Grateful Dead and everything else that defined an era.

including simon & garfunkel, cat stevens, and peter, paul and mary. i grew up listening to music from the sixties and seventies and it's always been my favorite genre. music that came out of the counterculture movement was simple, beautiful, and honest, something you don't see as much nowadays. it would be impossible to put all my favorites on the same playlist, so enjoy this very small selection and open yourself up to the good vibes!

Walk into the Rainbow Room and wander through every color. Enjoy the varied hues of melody, rhythm and rhyme from a kaleidoscope of genres and styles.

"And there, shining with great majesty and splendor, was the most exquisite rainbow the children had ever seen. "O-o-o-o," marveled the three, their eyes open wide. "I want you to meet the seven beings who are in charge of the rainbow colors. They will teach you many wonderful things," said the Rainbow Man." (From "The Rainbow Man" by Shahastra)

3 1/2 hours of memories including music by B.J. Thomas, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Dusty Springfield.

Twenty more tracks of sleazy listening, psychedelic shake and sukeban swagger, including music by Piero Piccioni, Billy Fury, and Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra.

pt.1 here: http://8tracks.com/sidekick/never-fall-in-love-with-a-grindhouse-gi...

This was a Christmas present for my step-father in 2004ish. Twenty-two tracks including music by Bill Withers, Bob Dylan, and Connie Francis.

Eleven tracks including music by Cat Stevens, Simon and Garfunkel, and James Taylor.

21 songs to start your day off right. Includes The Beatles, Switchfoot, and Bob Marley.

All good music from the 60's and 70's :)

Classic Rock, American Standards, Jazz, and of course, Country....the best there ever was

Thirty-six ass-kickin' oldies popular over the 1964 — 1969 Labor Day Holiday. Get Down and party! Tracks including music by Amboy Dukes, Animals, and Beach Boys.