#*playlist

[theredalice]

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4oL6pYiGFcZEgLbEU1XKjf?si=a-womymCRsqPRi-YeDHPDw&pi=h7uvleccSiy4S

[evilmichealcera]

POV: your frost and you’ve just been cursed playlist

[omgshiftercat]

I have too many feels about Yuletide music to sum up in tags, honestly.

The "classic" secular carols SUCK. They tend to have this "enforced cheer" tone to them, and if you go into any commercial space November onwards, they're inescapable. Fie on those "classic" from the Boomer era secular carols.

Then we have the overtly-Christian carols, which are musically quite lovely, especially the really old ones, some of which acknowledged that not every bit of the Christmas story was cheerful. (Hi there, Coventry Carol! I love you.) However, I absolutely understand that for many people, they bring up awful feelings about Christianity as an institution.

Occasionally you can find ones with pre-Christian Yuletide roots, about wassailing or something. ("Deck the Halls", overplayed as it is, likely falls into this category.)

A lot of my current favourites either have a pagan reconstructionist feel ("A Winter's Carol" by Tori Amos) or are about feeling kind of melancholy during the holiday season ("River" by Joni Mitchell).

So anyway... here's a playlist I made for the upcoming season.

[e-vay]

Psst! You. Yay, you. Got something ya.

*It’s Always Been You by Phil Wickham*

Sonamy song! 💙💖

UwahhhhhhHHH~! That was beautiful! (Also Phil Wickham is magnificent, you have excellent taste)

Thank you so much for sharing that with me. My Sonamy playlist grows every day! 😍

[spirk-trek]

if anyone else would like a k/s playlist to make sure your entire life is consumed by them rn i'm pretty proud of this one i've curated over the years :)

[ccinnammonngirl]

When's it gonna be my turn?

[queen-cobra]

so I am making a keenry (robby x tory) playlist and I need song recommendations.

Feel free to explaine why you think the lyrics relate to the characters, basically go crazy with it.

[aethermint]

You cannot create an agatha harkness playlist without including NEVER LOVE AN ANCHOR BY THE CRANE WIVES

[withbriefthanksgiving]

ID: African American rapper Megan Thee Stallion swims in a pool. End of ID.

HOT GIRL SUMMER '24 DOUBLE DELUXE

[bozandeniz]

Acı şekil değiştirir ama asla geçmez. Seni inciten ya da kıran şeyi kontrol edemezsin ama nasıl devam etmeye karar verirsin. Sevdiğin şey için savaş, çünkü başka kimse senin için savaşmayacak. Hayatının her anı, kim olduğunu değiştirmek için bir fırsattır. Kendini kaybettiklerinle değil, elindekilerle yaptıklarınla tanımla.

[tarnishedtwill]

My playlist for the beloved Professor Emmrich Volkarin.

Still fine-tuning it here and there. But happy with the vibes I've been able to weave so far. Hope you enjoy-- and please feel free to comment any recommendations i may have missed.

[pearlprincess02]

norman fucking rockwell! by lana del rey (album astrology)

virgo sun in 4th house

norman fucking rockwell! by lana del rey embodies the essence of a virgo sun in the 4th house, radiating a core identity that is introspective, reflective, and deeply rooted in realism. this album’s central creative focus brings a careful, almost surgical analysis of the american dream, relationships, and vulnerability. like a virgo sun, it dissects flaws with a sharp eye, revealing truths through precise lyrics and raw imagery. set in the 4th house, it feels intimate and nostalgic, capturing moments of melancholy and longing for something deeper, as if lana is both cherishing and challenging her inner world. the album’s energy is honest and earthy, grounding listeners in emotions that feel lived-in, like memories or family stories shared in quiet moments at home. it’s an album that expresses itself with virgo’s critical sincerity, wrapped in the 4th house’s yearning for connection and roots.

“there’s somethin’ that i never knew− i wanted”

virgo moon in 4th house

with a virgo moon in the 4th house, norman fucking rockwell! pulls listeners into an emotional depth that feels both raw and quietly profound. the album’s mood is tinged with a delicate sadness, a bittersweet yearning for understanding and truth. the virgo moon here brings a deeply introspective, almost analytical tenderness to the lyrics, peeling back layers of love, disappointment, and hope with precision. there’s a calm, measured sensitivity that allows listeners to feel safe delving into their own vulnerabilities as they experience the music. in the 4th house, this emotional tone feels almost like home—like flipping through old photographs or contemplating memories that linger in familiar spaces. it creates an intimate, inward journey that speaks to our need for comfort, familiarity, and authenticity. this album connects with the listener’s inner world by revealing beauty in the mundane and inviting reflection on the fragility of love and dreams, grounding emotions in earthy realism while enveloping them in an aura of nostalgia.

“oh god, miss you on my lips; it’s me your little venice bitch; you’re in the yard, i light the fire; and as the summer fades away; nothing gold can stay”

gemini rising with gemini part of fortune in 1st house

as a gemini rising with the part of fortune in the 1st house, norman fucking rockwell! presents itself with a magnetic, curious allure that draws listeners in with wit, duality, and a playful edge. this album’s public image is vibrant, sharp, and intriguingly complex—embracing gemini’s charm and cleverness while hinting at deeper layers. its visual branding and aesthetic, from the album cover’s americana imagery to the videos’ nods to nostalgia and pop culture, feels effortless yet richly layered, as if it’s a conversation between past and present, reality and myth. the gemini rising energy brings an air of unpredictability and intrigue, inviting listeners to engage with lana’s world of contrasts and contradictions. marketing and imagery capture this dual spirit, creating a first impression that’s intellectual, charismatic, and ever so slightly mischievous, promising something both familiar and fresh. with the part of fortune here, there’s a sense of serendipity and luck, as if the album’s image effortlessly resonates with audiences and taps into the collective moment, making it memorable and instantly iconic.

“you lose your way, just take my hand; you’re lost at sea, then i’ll command your boat to me again; don’t look too far, right where you are, that’s where i am; i’m your man”

virgo mercury in 4th house

with mercury in virgo in the 4th house, the lyrical content of norman fucking rockwell! is sharp, introspective, and rooted in a deep sense of realism. the lyrics carry the precision and detail of virgo, revealing moments and emotions with a clear, almost unfiltered honesty. mercury’s influence here creates storytelling that is thoughtful and reflective, dissecting themes of love, loss, and disillusionment with an analytical edge that feels both sincere and grounded. each line feels meticulously crafted, offering an unembellished look at vulnerability and truth, as if capturing fragments of a diary or intimate conversations. placed in the 4th house, the album’s communication style feels personal and nostalgic, connecting with listeners on a soulful level as it explores themes tied to home, belonging, and the complexities of inner life. the intellectual themes are nuanced and subtle, inviting listeners to look deeper, to examine the flaws and hidden beauty in relationships and in the american dream, through lyrics that are poetic yet accessible. mercury in virgo here gives the album a voice that’s precise, thoughtful, and capable of sparking introspection, drawing listeners into lana’s world with a sense of quiet depth.

“there’s things i wanna say to you; but i’ll just let you live; like if you hold me without hurting me; you’ll be the first who ever did”

virgo venus in 4th house

with venus in virgo in the 4th house, norman fucking rockwell! embodies a refined, understated beauty that is both nostalgic and hauntingly intimate. the album’s aesthetic feels grounded and meticulous, capturing moments of love, longing, and heartbreak with a sense of elegance that avoids excess and embraces subtlety. venus in virgo brings a careful attention to harmony, with melodies and arrangements that feel earthy and almost vintage, drawing listeners into a world that’s as comforting as it is melancholic. each song feels like it’s been crafted with care, balancing raw emotion with an appreciation for simplicity and detail. in the 4th house, this aesthetic takes on a deeply personal, home-like quality, evoking images of cherished memories, quiet rooms, and intimate spaces. romantic themes within the album resonate with a sense of authenticity and vulnerability, exploring love not through grand gestures but through the quiet, often imperfect moments that make relationships real. this placement gives norman fucking rockwell! a timeless, nostalgic charm, creating a listening experience that feels like returning to something familiar yet emotionally stirring.

“but, at best, i can say i’m not sad; ’cause hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have; hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have”

virgo mars in 4th house

with mars in virgo in the 4th house, norman fucking rockwell! channels an energy that is both quietly intense and precisely controlled. the album’s drive feels measured yet purposeful, much like the meticulous nature of virgo itself. while there is no overt aggression or overt boldness, the music conveys an undercurrent of tension and quiet determination. mars in Virgo imbues the album with a sense of practical passion, as though the energy behind each track is carefully calculated, yet not without emotion. the pace of the album moves with intention, never rushed but always purposeful, drawing the listener into its rhythm with a steady, almost meditative cadence. the intensity is subtle—passionate, yes, but expressed through careful restraint and precision. in the 4th house, the drive is tied to a desire for emotional truth and inner security, as if the music is a way of navigating personal reflection, confronting past wounds, and seeking peace within. the assertiveness here is grounded, never too forceful, but rather commanding through its quiet vulnerability and introspection.

“is it safe to just be who we are?”

all observations are done by me !!! @pearlprincess02

main masterlist

[statecryptids]

Skelevember playlist, day 10: “Birth of Liquid Pleiades” from the album “Zeit” by Tangerine Dream.

Zeit is one of Tangerine Dreams’ most experimental albums. It consists of four twenty-minute instrumental pieces that I wouldn’t call songs so much as ambient soundscapes. Each one builds a slow sense of cosmic dread mixed with anticipation. They’re also eerily similar to the recordings NASA’s Voyager probe made of the planets’ radio and magnetic waves as it flew through our solar system.

An excellent song for late autumn as the daylight gets shorter and shorter and the star-spattered nights grow long.

It’s time!!!!

[bazil44geto]

fuck inside out, Jeff Buckey, Thom York, and Gerard Way are who control my emotions😎

[rosalie-starfall]

My Kathryn Hahn Playlist Updated & Cleaned up (again)

I've got each project divided by a version of the Ballad or Agatha All Along so it's not all the versions of the Ballad stacked on top of each other. All the versions Kathryn sings are in the Kathryn Singing section. (If you just want the Ballad and Agatha and that's it Here is a playlist for that). Let me know if I'm missing something you want me to include, I've been piecing this playlist together for years so some good stuff may have gotten missed along the way. It's nearly 12 hours long now!

The Kathryn Singing Section:

OG Agatha All Along

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Sacred Chant)

Transparent

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Coven Cover)

Central Park

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Agatha Through Time)

Kathryn's Projects Section:

Wandavision (Score)

Mrs. Fletcher

The Ballad of the Witches Road (True Crime Version)

Wandavision (Score)

Free Agents

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Solo Piano)

Wandavision (Score)

I love Dick

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Nicky's Version)

Wandavision (Score)

Bad Moms

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Score Version)

This is Where I Leave You

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Lullaby Box Version)

Agatha All Along (Epic Version)

We're the Millers

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Japanese Breakfast Version)

Kathryn's Karaoke go to's

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Orchestral Version)

The Shrink Next Door

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Lorna Wu's Version)

Wandavision (Score)

Tiny Beautiful Things

Agatha All Along (Remix)

Glass Onion

WandaVision

Agatha's Theme

Agatha All Along

Enjoy Friends! 💕