"I’ve been on an Interpol kick lately since I got to see them play back in April. This song always gets me pumped up and ready to do whatever it is I need to do!"
“Anyone who knows what love is (will understand)” - Irma Thomas
A super relaxing song and nice to listen to after a hard day’s night. The songs all about unconditional love. (It’s also the Black mirror theme song)
One of my all-time favorites. You just can’t beat that drumbeat. And also, what a prophetic tale of the road humanities going down now…. condominiums on the moon, coming soon.
When on the road, I like to listen to this particular song because it makes a great soundtrack while walking around and exploring new cities.
This song is great to listen to while on the road. And every time I listen to “rid of me” I am reminded of how extremely important a hypnotic rhythm and an overall patience (to a song) can be.
This a slower burner I use b4 I jump on stage sometimes to settle me down b4 shows. It's hypnotic and suuuper vibey!
I mean this and all of her songs really just bring me to a nice comforting place when I'm listening to the hum of the road when we are on tour. She is great and makes me feel like at home no matter where I am
This song just makes me happy and reminds me that I'm doin what I should be doin.
My go-to for walking/running and keeping upbeat. A true classic from 1972.
An incredible groove for any situation.
This goes great with the passing scenery from a window.
This whole “Return to Paradise” record is one of the lushest, most immersive thing I’ve heard in a while, perfect for being rocked away on the tour bus at night or roaming through Any-Town, USA in the golden hour glow. Produced by Snuff Garrett, featuring members of the wrecking crew, led by guitarist Tommy Tedesco; great record.
Some of the coolest sounds and production to cleanse the sonic pallet. The whimsical tones, rhythms and melodies never lose their novelty. A real treat for the ears and mind.
My grandparents always listened to Trio Los Panchos when I was growing up and some of their songs were the first I had ever learned on guitar so most of their catalogue brings a comforting sense of home and a humbling reminder of where my love for music began which are both more than welcome while on the road.
