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I am currently listening to Closer (from Naruto) repeatedly.

I have a few different playlists depending on my mood. One for running, one for when I'm feeling romantic, one for bedtime, and one for homework. My running playlist is mostly punk rock with some upbeat country songs, romantic is mostly country with some punk ballads, bed is pretty much everything except for pop, and homework is all of my foreign music (mostly Edith Piaf) and lots of movie scores from The Avengers, Batman, How To Train Your Dragon, etc.

Music to fit the mood. Sade Radio, Motown Radio, Dave Koz Radio / Boney James / Marion Meadows, Michael Jackson Radio, 80s / 90s Radio, and Donnie McClurkin Radio. The stations of my life, but I mainly listen to Dave / Boney / Marion (light jazz, alternative jazz, instrumental.

Tom Gabel, My Morning Jacket, Kansas, Survivor, The Radical Sons.

The songs on my current playlist are a mixture of The Doors, Zeppelin, and Jefferson Airplane.
My boyfriend says I was born in the wrong era. I do love my music though .

I have a Writing Inspiration playlist which has just about anything on it. I have R&B on there, Reggae, Pop, Post-Hardcore, Soul...it goes on really. I have quite an eclectic taste in music.

Tupac, Eminem, Linkin Park, Timberland, One Republic, Adele, Sia, Ellie Goulding, Kid Ink, Pink, Rhianna and lot's lot's more.

The entire Hamilton soundtrack. That's it. That's the only thing I'll ever need.

Loveabull wrote:For us old farts, play lists and MP3 players and IPods are truly amazing! I remember having a Walkman as a teen, it played cassettes and munched them after several uses. Then there was the player for CD's, if you breathed the wrong way it skipped.
Now we have these little gizmos that seemingly suck music out of the computer, and the capacity...I don't think I know 2000 songs or whatever these things are capable of. Then the fun part, composing a bunch of tunes to get ya going. I'm going to be listen specifically when exercising so I picked energizing...
Baby I Need Your Lovin-The Four Tops
Lady Love and Althea-Robin Trower
Hit the Road Jack-Ray Charles
Stray Cat Strut-The Stray Cats
Gimme Shelter, Tumbling Dice, Happy-The Rolling Stones
Jump, Jive and Wail-Brian Setzer
Birdland-Weather Report
Leavin' Texas, Sea Cruise, One Too Many Mornings-Jerry Jeff Walker
Miss Jackson-OutKast
Thrift Shop, Same Love-Macklemore
Breezin-George Benson
You Know You Want Me-Pitbull
Dancing in the Moonlight-Top Loader

and there's still room for a zillion more, what songs inspire you to bust a move???

I lived in Indonesia, if you know, dangdut song is a song that can make people wobbling.

A lot of Boyce Avenue covers..I like acoustic versions of songs.

It depends on the day and my mood. Lately, it's been a lot of Nathan Sharp/NateWantsToBattle. I discovered his music about a year ago and I love it.

Seriously! I don't think i should mention but of course I'll mention it here. Nobody know me so it'd not like i'm playing my smart mouth around. People thought that I speak less. Maybe i speak less but I write the messy things. My Playlist is the mix of Some classics, English, non-English, rock, pop and r&b. Here is my list:
Alessia Cara - Know it all - Here
Beyonce -Lemonade -6 inch (ft. The Weeknd)
Roxette- Balled Hits- It must have been Love
Roxette - Balled Hits - A Thing About You
Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory - In the End
Linkin Park - Meteora - Lying from you
Linkin Park - The Haunting Party - Mark the Grave
Toploader- The Very Best of - Dancing in the moonlight
The Weekend - The beauty behind madness - earned it
The Weekend - The beauty behind madness - the hills
The Weekend - The beauty behind madness - Can't feel my face
The Weekend - The Trilogy- What you Need
The Rolling Stones - Fifty Shades of Grey - Beast of Burden
Bruce Springsteen - I'm on Fire
Beyonce - Fifty Shades of Grey - Haunted
Beyonce - Fifty Shades of Grey - Crazy in Love
sixpence none the richer - kiss me
Enrique Iglesias - Dile Que

I listen to pretty much everything but country and hardcore metal/scream-o.

My reading music list, though, would probably be filled with Hozier, Fleet Foxes, The Tallest Man on Earth, James Vincent McMorrow, Iron & Wine, and Penny & Sparrow... to name a few

A little bit of everything, as a lot of people said, but I absolutely love some Coldplay songs!!!

Select trendy songs, hip-hop, stuff from OSTs, WWE theme songs, Jazz and Chillhop. It's a whole bunch of different moods but the important thing is that I can enjoy them and it doesn't feel like a chore to pop up Spotify and play my stuff. It's just good fun.