262 mixes with songs by “Hootie+and+the+Blowfish”

Rock. In a more pure sense of the word. The kind you put on a record, turn the volume up, turn the lights down, sit down on the couch, and just take it all in.
About 30 songs.
Enjoy.

The best 90's power hour mankind has ever been witness to. 63 songs (to allow for your skips, should you be crazy enough to dislike an amazing song), including Sugar Ray, Third Eye Blind, Hootie & the Blowfish, Blink 182, and much much more.

For those that don't know... a power hour consists of 60 one minute songs, and you take a shot of beer each minute when the song changes for the entire hour.

Now sit back, grab the beer, and sink into the nostalgia of the good old days.

The Super Daddy of 90's Music. For those of you who were raised on this music here is VH1's top 100 songs of the 90's music era.

You love to drink? You love the 90s? You love this mix.

Twelve tracks including music by Hootie and the Blowfish, Third Eye Blind, and Counting Crows.

Perfect mix for walking down the street with your head held high, walk your dog, take a break, reset your mind, skip to the beat and shake it off

Over 80 of my favorite chill songs.
For me, these are where it's at. This is art; This is genius; This is beautiful.
Thanks for all the comments. I wish I could reply to all of them personally but alas I can't keep up with all of 'em! So, to avoid coming across as if I care more about some than others, here is a general (but genuine) thank-you. I really appreciate hearing from you, and I do read every single comment.
So Thank-You, enjoy the music, and have a wonderful day!

Four hours of eclectic awesomeness

I'm back with a new track that will make you just as happy as the first! As Always I saved the best for the last! Enjoy (:

25 tracks for a rock roadtrip soundtrack. Including music by The Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Kings of Leon

MTV started in 1981, popularized and reshaped how music reached the world for the next 2 decades, another matter that its a shame today, but it was an important conduit for experiencing music while it lasted.

60 tracks then from the awesome music decade of 1990, one I had a fortune of growing up in, perhaps the last of the decades where music was meant for senses and not to pander to commercialism and titillation.

I know I am missing a long list from 90's, thus just part 1.

Enjoy.

19 tracks including music by Hootie and the Blowfish, Train, and No Doubt.