Other Mixes By silentseas
Wake-Up Shake-Up
| Artist | Song | |
| Eric Satie | Gymnopedie #1 | |
| Debussy | Arabesque No. 1 | |
| Deep Forest |
Sweet Lullaby 
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| Happi Endo | Kaze Wo Atsumete | |
| The Postal Service |
Sleeping In
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| The Beatles |
In My Life
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| Guster |
What You Wish For
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| The Jayhawks |
Blue
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| Ben Folds |
Still Fighting It
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| Oasis |
Don't Look Back In Anger
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| Frou Frou |
Breathe In
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| Chemical Brothers | The State We're In | |
| The Replacements |
Can't Hardly Wait
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| Everclear |
Santa Monica
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| The Gorillaz | Dare | |
| Cake |
Let Me Go
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| Squirrel Nut Zippers |
Hell
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| Thirteenth Floor Elevators | You're Gonna Miss Me | |
| Fountains of Wayne |
Bright Future In Sales
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| The Clash |
Janie Jones
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Comment:
My computer clicks on at about 6:00am weekday mornings and begins to play this mix at me. I usually gain consciousness around track 4 or 5. I roll out of bed and am brushing my teeth by track 11. Dressed and putting on makeup by 15. Out the door after track 20.Feedback:
I like that - I wish I knew how to program my computer to play mixes for me. It would vastly improve my mornings. Also, swell music, with "Sleeping in" being an apt choice (and an underrated song)
I use iRooster - www.chimpsoftware.com - to turn my Powerbook into a hyper-expensive alarm clock. If you don't use a Mac, there are probably similar programs for other systems.
Wow - from subliminal subconscious Satie to out-the-door Clash - what a progression!
Makes me wish I could program my groggy mornings a bit - or my afternoons or evenings, for that matter - -
Makes me wish I could program my groggy mornings a bit - or my afternoons or evenings, for that matter - -
Delightfully all over the place.