171 mixes with tracks by “Plastic+Ono+Band”

Songs of protest and rebellion

Para sentir que el amor esta en todas partes

De toute façon tout ça n'est rien, n'en faisons pas un drame :
Cela partira avec des larmes.

Best of des chansons d'amours perdus.

Over 200 Tracks this time! Enjoy People!

Here's a look at what each of the four fellas were up to on their own while taking breaks from dealing with being in the biggest band in the world.

About 200 tracks - the best of my CD collection, only one or two from each CD. It's in roughly alphabetical order, so it probably doesn't 'flow'.
Turns out I used to like some pretty bad music, so some of this is better than others. Quite a random selection though... Enjoy!?

Ever wonder what happened to the fab four after they broke up? Here's your chance to hear. Two tracks from each of the lads from Liverpool after the breakup.

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

The term "protest song" was coined in the 1960s when artists in the United States began protesting the Vietnam War through their music. However, long before the 1960s music has been challenging injustices and bringing to light political issues and movements. Music became the means to bring about social change, anthems to unite those victimized and suppressed, and challenges to the government status quo.

The soundtrack to Utopia. Fourteen tracks including music by Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, and Buffalo Springfield.

"I close my eyes, then I drift away, into the magic night I softly say. A silent prayer, like dreamers do, then I fall asleep to dream my dreams of you." -Roy Orbison

This mix features music by Foreign Exchange, John Lennon, Thundercat and others...