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The first of the mix requests! I, personally, will listen to ANYTHING when I sleep, so I took ten of the laziest, driftiest, 'rainy Sunday morning in bed'-iest songs off my headache playlist to put this together. Enjoy. ♥


summer warmed the open window of her honeymoon
(music to fall asleep to :: for [livejournal.com profile] brightedelweiss)


.tracklisting


IRON AND WINE passing afternoon
AZURE RAY sleep
MAZZY STAR into dust
OVER THE RHINE drunkard's prayer
NORAH JONES come away with me
ACROSS THE UNIVERSE OST if i fell
THE HUSH SOUND you are the moon
PRISCILLA AHN dream
ANNA NALICK forever love (digame)
EVA CASSIDY fields of gold

.zip @ mediafire

Comments

[identity profile] lovestories.livejournal.com wrote:
Dec. 29th, 2008 01:06 am (UTC)
Aha, that is awesome! ENJOY, BABE. ♥
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[identity profile] brightedelweiss.livejournal.com wrote:
Dec. 29th, 2008 01:12 am (UTC)
no really, it's amazing. It's the sort of music I can write too, because I don't get caught up in the lyrics I just sort of have this dreamy acoustics to listen to. I learned a long time ago I'm in the best mood with acoustics. It reminds me of rainy summer nights.
[identity profile] lovestories.livejournal.com wrote:
Dec. 29th, 2008 01:18 am (UTC)
Oh, I know what you mean. If I'm struggling with something, I usually write to Imogen Heap because I do well with the whoosy background noises.

It reminds me of rainy summer nights.

Oh man, I have the most perfect rainy summer night song ever:
when we no longer are around to write our love on each other's eyelids - Library Tapes
It's just plinky piano music with rain falling in the background.
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[identity profile] brightedelweiss.livejournal.com wrote:
Dec. 29th, 2008 01:31 am (UTC)
AH thank you. It's such lovely music.

I usually scrunch up with The Wallflowers or U2's Joshua Tree...the Soundtrack of Once is perfect, but I like some variety.

Rainy summer nights are my favorite nights...well tied with snow storm days.