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DiscussionWhat are you going to listen to when it's time to CTB?
Thread starteralmaPerdida
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I am doing a playlist on spotify to as i wait for SN to kick in. I am going to do it in March, and i'm curious, do you guys have any songs or playlists you are going to listen as you CTB?
yeah my playlist is full of meanignful songs as well. i will probably leave a link to it in my letter hoping that my loved ones might listen and understand some things about me. haven't heard hyper pop tho, gonna give it a try
I'm going to listen to a playlist of my best friend's favorite songs. He passed almost a year ago. I don't know what happens after death but I hope I will be reunited with him somehow. Listening to his favorite music will comfort me, but also maybe summon him in some way.
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Lots of music by David Sylvian. He's my favorite musician and I've found so much comfort in his work for so many years. He makes very mature contemplative, introspective, emotionally honest music that has a calm and melancholic tone. Very special to me. Probably some Prefab Sprout as well, though they are not depressive by any means, they just make my brain feel satisfied. Deacon Blues by Steely Dan for sure. The song Trepanated Earth by Ariel Pink has been stuck in my mind as something I'll play before I go for at least a decade at this point. It has a really special almost apocalyptic atmosphere, but isn't aggressive. It feels moreso like accepting ruin. As well, definitely a lot of black metal because it's just too fitting.
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