116 mixes with songs by “Popol+Vuh”

16 tracks of soft psychedelia, psychedelic folk, progressive ambiance, krautrock, kosmic pop, electronic, and instrumental math rockery, including music by Popol Vuh, The Incredible String Band, and Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra. [TRT: 1:00:31] Artwork: "Horizon Yellow Structure" by Jean Pierre Vasarely Yvaral, 1975.

Countdown the best songs of 1974! This is the complete list from 175 all the way to #1. Technically 176 songs, from 175 albums, 15 hours of music to last all day. Covers all genres ranging from Willie Nelson to Miles Davis to New York Dolls. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/03/paradigm-shift-top-175-...

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Pop music of the UK and the US has featured the sitar in various different ways over the last 40 odd years. From the respectful & traditional to the downright exploitative & parodic, the sound of the sitar is a mainstay in popular music here in the west in one form or another. In tribute to that, here's 34 sitar-kissed & accentuated tracks by Traffic, Oriental Sunshine, The Future Sound of London & many others.

Perfect for going out to socialize and not hang out with a bunch of turds. Kick back, have a few drinks, relax, and enjoy yourself. 67 Songs to get you though most of the night, including Air, The Beatles, and Prefuse 73

Here's 27 tracks that are about rain or typical sundays and songs that just invoke the feelings of a grey Sunday, from morning to evening. Featuring Robert Wyatt, Mark Lanegan, Miles Davis & many others.

Even more krauty hits featuring Cosmic Jokers, Faust, Neu!, ...

lowkey (mostly) instrumental tracks to keep on repeat throughout the long night

Atmosphere and camp. Temperament and emotion to make you feel that spanish fever. (I know it is not strictly spanish but popol vuh provides the link that keeps it together)

Dans la contemplation, l'être rêvant apprend à s'animer de l'intérieur, il apprend à vivre le temps régulier, le temps sans élan et sans heurt. C'est le temps de la nuit. - Gaston Bachelard