SanguinePar

No problem at all, hope you enjoy at least some of them, although I won’t be offended if you don’t! 😁

Hello again - ok, here we go, made you a 50-track playlist of almost entirely instrumental stuff that I like and which make me smile when they come on. There may be the odd small bit of voice or whatever, but not full lyrics.

I started off doing just house, but ended up with a range of stuff, some techno, acid, etc. Hopefully there’s something you enjoy.

The tracks were randomised before I made the playlist, so they may hang well together or not :-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUfIqO5arq4&list=TLGG4wX8L0xzxRoyMzEwMjAyNg

Tracklist:
Alex Kassian - E2-E4 (A reference to E2-E4 by Manuel Gottsching)
Laurent Garnier - The Man With the Red Face
Ralphi Rosario - An Instrumental Need
Röyksopp - Eple (Boris And Michi Eplistic-Scratch-Attack)
Wastepaper - Origami
Faze Action - In The Trees (Jerome Sydenham & Tiger Stripes Club Mix)
Dreamatic - Audio Trip
Silicone Soul - Right On! (Original Instrumental)
Heller and Farley - Ultra Flava
Groove Collective - I Want You (She’s So Heavy) (Eric Kupper Remix)
Leftfield - Space Shanty
Schiller - Das Glockenspiel
Yellow Sox - Flim Flam
Deetron - Phoenix
Adonis - No Way Back (Instrumental)
George Morel - Let’s Groove
Key Tronics Ensemble - Calypso of House (Paradise Mix)
T-Coy - Cariño
Chaser - Tall Stories (Pooley’s “Lars From Mars” Mix)
Energy 52 - Café Del Mar (Three 'n One Remix)
Hardfloor - Acperience
Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings Of Life
DCLVIII - Acid Effect
Shaboom - Bust a Bubble
DJ Gregory - Elle
The Boss - Congo (Tunnel Mix)
Sasha and Emerson - Scorchio
K2 - In My Garden
H-Foundation - Laika
Black Science Orchestra - New Jersey Deep
Agoria - La 11ème Marche (Phil Kieran Remix
SOL - Quantensprung
Ben Watt - Just A Blip
Don Carlos - Alone (Paradise mix)
Chemical Brothers - Leave Home
Richie Rich - Salsa House
Benji Candelario - Central Park (Rum De Coco) (BC’s Park Ride)
Krystal Klear - Dutch Gold
DJ Sneak - You Can’t Hide From Your Bud
808 State - Pacific State
Thomas Bangalter - Colossus
Propellerheads - On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Kid Simius - We Like to Party (Gerd Janson Remix)
Deep Dish - Stay Gold
Orbital - The Box
Underworld - Rez
Mr Fingers - Washing Machine
Sasha - Xpander
Departure Lounge - Departure Lounge 2
Africanism - Trompeta Alegre

Will do - will put it together when I get a chance 👍

I could put together a list of instrumental house music that I find uplifting, but not sure if that’s the sort of thing you want?

I’ve never listened to a GYBE record, but I did see them live once and it was incredible (and incredibly LOUD). I really should check out their recorded stuff, but I have this sense that it just might not match up to that night 😁

Cool, hope you enjoy it, and thanks in return for the Jack London. Never read any of his, I don’t think, will give it a go when I get a chance 👍

Don’t think I’ve ever heard of that one, will need to check it out. Glad I’m not alone with BOTS! 😁

Even Lynch hated that movie! 😁

I’ve never read the book, nor seen the modern adaptations, should really remedy that.

We is amazing! Read it recently, alongside Swastika Night, which is very different, but similarly dystopian.

My single favourite book is Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace.

Honourable mentions to:

• Catch-22 - Heller
• Slaughterhouse 5 - Vonnegut
• To the Lighthouse - Woolf
• One Hundred Years of Solitude - Garcia Marquez
• The Windup Bird Chronicle - Murakami
• Pride and Prejudice - Austin
• Burr - Vidal
• Brave New World - Huxley
• The Handmaid’s Tale - Atwood
• Hitchhikercs Guide to the Galaxy - Adams

Currently reading, and enjoying, Half of a Yellow Sun, by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 🙂

EDIT - also head over to !Books@lemmy.world for lots of chat and more recommendations

Really enjoyed Pale King. IJ is my favourite book ever, and I also love his non fiction.

What did you think of The Broom of the System? I’ve started it twice and given up both times. I just cannot get into it at all.

Yeah, true. I think I maybe misunderstood your OP - I thought you were looking to replace ages ratings entirely, as opposed to combining them with something more informative. Something like that could be useful, for sure.

Depends what ratings are intended to do - if they are just to be informative for potential viewers then the kind of system you propose sounds good.

But, if the main purpose is to legally restrict access based on age, such ratings wouldn’t really do the job.

Plus, of course, there’s quite a range within each category - language could mean something as innocuous as “bum”, or something as deeply offensive as “Belgium” or “Barbara Streisand”.

I suppose you could have age ratings for each subcategory - L18, V12, N0, S0, D15, but it’d start to get complicated pretty fast. Plus, presumably, whatever the highest of those ratings was would still be the overall rating. At which point we’re back where we started.

They need to consider the difference between having something to hide and having something to protect. Privacy is something to protect, regardless of what it might be in aid of.

I wouldn’t say it’s equivalent - one finger is still worse IMO.

That’s true, but also it suffers from the fact that they were forced to reveal the killer mid season, thus robbing the show of its core dramatic driver. For a while they just didn’t know what to do with the world they’d built.

Deep cut first reference from The Missing Pieces - nice 😁

Would strongly advise watching the movie before S3 (but after S1 and 2) to get the most out of the final season.

I don’t think that’s the message of the show at all tbh.

EDIT to add that there’s a TP community here on Lemmy. It’s quiet, but it’s a place folk on this thread might find both wonderful and strange…

https://lemmy.world/c/twinpeaks !twinpeaks@lemmy.world

At its frequent best, it’s the finest TV around. It had a very rocky spell in the second half of season 2, but the final episode of that season was a masterpiece.

I absolutely love Season 3 as well.

IMO though, the film, Fire Walk With Me is the absolute pinnacle of the world of Twin Peaks, and indeed of Lynch’s output. I don’t really agree that you need to see Season 3 to understand FWWM, it’s pretty straightforward if you know the first two seasons fairly well, but I certainly think it adds an interesting further dimension to the film.

I’ll take this opportunity to plug a SUPERB video series on the show from a creator called Joel Bocko, who goes by Lost in the Movies on YT. His work is always fascinating, but the thing he’s best known for is his absolutely epic series Journey Through Twin Peaks. It’s a 40-chapter (and still growing) series covering the show, less from a “let’s work out the puzzles and clues” point of view and more from a cinematic, thematic and emotional perspective, including comparisons with old movies which may have influenced Frost and Lynch.

It’s marvellous, and deserves a hell of a lot more attention than it gets (and certainly more than the notorious 4 hour Twin Perfect video)