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Music Recommendations - Sleepy Jams
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Hey everyone,
I'm just looking to make a new playlist with some songs to play in the background to fall asleep too.
I guess that means and soft song with no loud sections, or heavy drumbeats.
Just relaxing music.

I guess an example of a few songs would be 'Long Time Running' or 'Kingdom Come' by Coldplay.

So could you guys recommend a few tunes for me?

I hope you guys n' gals can help me out! Thanks!

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#2

Goodbye-Hootie and the blowfish

Tuesday's Gone-Metallica (Little bit of talking and laughing and stuff though)
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#3

sean.bonner Wrote:Hey everyone,
I'm just looking to make a new playlist with some songs to play in the background to fall asleep too.
I guess that means and soft song with no loud sections, or heavy drumbeats.
Just relaxing music.

I guess an example of a few songs would be 'Long Time Running' or 'Kingdom Come' by Coldplay.

So could you guys recommend a few tunes for me?

I hope you guys n' gals can help me out! Thanks!

Anything from Coldplay will put you to sleep. Sorry, but I find them extremely boring.
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#4

Just throw on Cat Power´s "The Greatest"...

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#5

Lucinda Williams - "World Without Tears", "Are You Alright", "Ventura"

Dylan - "What Good Am I", "Most Of The Time"

Neil Young - "Pocahontas", "Journey Through The Past"

So many more to choose from, not sure why those ones in particular hopped in my head, but they did. :thumb:
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#6

how bout.. Rock-a-bye Baby.

Imagine a world before the "beginning was the word.”
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#7

Gospel by The National
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#8

Phish - Headphones Jam

47 minutes of everything and nothing all rolled into one

(pm me if you can't find it)



also check out this band
i know you asked for no lyrics...
but give it a listen anyways

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#9

Mississippi John Hurt.

I always have trouble sleeping in hotels -- I used to make up a playlist with John Hurt and similar stuff playing through the night. Then it would switch over to Link Wray at wakeup time. Smile
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#10

Home - Alexi Murdoch

Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley

The Great Escape - Patrick Watson

Neon Bible - Arcade Fire

New Slang - The Shins

Pretty Much Anything by Nick Drake

Astair - Matt Costa
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#11

explosions in the sky have some ambient stuff..
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#12

Harvest Moon by Neil Young. :rambo:
Greatest album to mellow out to, bar none.
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#13

after the gold rush - covered by thom yorke

pm if you need/want it
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#14

I have a just such a list on my iPod.

It has plenty of Damian Rice, some David Ford, and Ballad of Curtis Lowe by Lynyrd Skynyrd among other things...

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#15

Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World - John Frusciante

Hard Sun - Eddie Vedder

His Majesty The Desert - Down

Zebraskin - Dredg

MAgic - Bruce Springsteen
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