#220 central park south

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Fifth Avenue / Central Park South - 59th Street

Grand Army Plaza, Central Park South.

Sculpture William Tecumseh Sherman.

(Plaza Hotel Behind The Solow Building. Far Right: 220 Central Park South. Tallest construction: The Steinway Tower at 111 West 57th Street. Blue&Orange Construction: Central Park Tower: The Nordstrom Tower at 217 West 57th Street.)

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Access For All. Period.

Free pads and tampons are now available throughout Manitoba as part of the Access for All Period program, led by the Manitoba government. This program is focused on ending period poverty by providing equal access to menstrual products for all.

What is period poverty?

Period poverty is the inability to access or afford menstrual products, preventing youth and adults who menstruate from participating in their everyday lives.

Why is this important?

Removing barriers to access menstrual products is crucial to the physical and mental health of all who menstruate. A lack of proper access can result in dangerous situations, leading to both short and long term physical harm, as well as mental health issues including anxiety, depression and self-isolation. For students, it can negatively impact attendance and participation, affecting long-term achievement and resulting in missed educational and employment opportunities.

How does the program work?

The Manitoba government, in partnership with Shoppers Drug Mart, is providing readily available pads and tampons free to those in need. Products are available to all Manitobans in schools and community organizations as listed below. Free menstrual products are also available at participating shelters throughout the province through the Access for All Period program.

Where can I go?

You can access free menstrual products at the following locations (38 total, 26 in Winnipeg) under the cut:

* Andrews Street Family Centre, 220 Andrews Street, Winnipeg

* Blue Thunderbird Family Care, 998 Sargent Avenue, Winnipeg

* Acorn Family Place, 222 Furby Street #202, Winnipeg

* Canadian Muslim Women's Institute, 61 Juno Street #201, Winnipeg

* Community Ambition, 266A Linwood Street, Winnipeg

* Elmwood Community Resource Centre, 545 Watt Street, Winnipeg

* Family Dynamics, 393 Portage Avenue #401, Winnipeg

* First Nations Family Advocate, 286 Smith Street #200, Winnipeg

* The Food Vault and Community Resource Centre, 24 Hampton East, P.O. Box 881, MacGregor

* Fort Garry Women's Resource Centre, 1150A Waverly Street, Winnipeg

* Holy Names House of Peace, 211 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg

* Interlake Women's Resource Centre, 87 - 5th Avenue, Gimli

* Lakeshore Family Resource Centre, 9 Main Street, Ashern

* Madeline's Closet, 40 Main Street, Inwood

* Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre, 445 King Street, Winnipeg

* Marlene Street Resource Centre, 27 Marlene Street #6, Winnipeg

* Men are Part of the Solution (MAPS), 117B Commercial Place, Thompson

* N'Dinawemak, 190 Disraeli Freeway, Winnipeg

* Ndinawe, 472 Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg

* North End Women's Centre, 394 Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg

* North Point Douglas Women's Centre, 221 Austin Street North, Winnipeg

* NorWest - A Woman's Place, 945 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg

* NorWest - Community Health, 785 Keewatin Street, Winnipeg

* Pluri-elles, 114-l420 Des Meurons Street, Winnipeg

* Samaritan House, 1610 Pacific Avenue, Brandon

* South Winnipeg Family Information Centre, 800 Point Road, Winnipeg

* Steinbach Family Resource Centre, 101 North Front Drive, Steinbach

* Swan Valley Crisis Centre, 119 9th Avenue North, Swan River

* The Counselling Centre, 335 9th Street, Brandon

* The Pas Family Resource Centre, 103 Edwards Avenue, The Pas

* Thrive Community Support Circle, 3-406 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg

* Wahbung Abinoonjiiag, 225 Dufferin Street, Winnipeg

* Winnipeg Central Park Women's Resource Centre, 400 Edmonton Avenue, Winnipeg

* Women's Safe Haven, 228-35 Main Street, Flin Flon

* West Central Women's Resource Centre, 640 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg

* Western MB Women's Regional Resource Centre, 729 Princess Avenue, Brandon

* YMCA Winnipeg (Downtown Branch) 301 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, (West Portage Branch) 3550 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg

[tastethebuscuit]

Central Park Tower and 220 Central Park South, Columbus Circle, Manhattan.

[lashkariagroup]

Why Andheri Is An Emerging Luxury Residential Corridor in Mumbai

Mumbai, the “City of Dreams,” pulsates with a vibrant energy that attracts countless individuals seeking success and a fulfilling life. As the city continues to evolve, so do the aspirations of its residents. Today, there’s a growing demand for not just a place to live, but a luxurious haven – an address that reflects one’s achievements and elevates their lifestyle. Traditionally, South Mumbai has been the go-to district for luxury living. However, a new wave is rising – Andheri, a dynamic microcosm within Mumbai, is rapidly transforming into a coveted address for luxury residential projects.

What Makes Andheri the New Frontier of Luxury Living?

Several factors contribute to Andheri’s emergence as a prime location for luxury residences:

Strategic Location and Seamless Connectivity:

Andheri boasts a central location, offering excellent connectivity to various parts of Mumbai. The upcoming Andheri-Dahisar Metro line further enhances accessibility. Projects like Lashkaria Indrasukh are strategically placed near key landmarks like Versova Metro Station (650 meters) and DN Nagar Metro Station (750 meters), making commuting a breeze. Additionally, residents enjoy easy access to essential services like Kokilaben Hospital (400 meters).

Booming Infrastructure and Flourishing Business Hubs:

Andheri is witnessing a significant infrastructural upgrade. With the expansion of the Mumbai Metro network and upcoming flyovers, the commute to key business districts like Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) is becoming increasingly convenient. This development attracts young professionals and entrepreneurs, further propelling the demand for luxury apartments.

A Flourishing Social Scene with Diverse Amenities:

Luxury goes beyond spacious living areas. It’s about having access to a vibrant social scene and a curated selection of amenities. Andheri offers a plethora of entertainment options, from high-end restaurants and shopping malls (Infinity Mall: 2.2 kilometers, Citi Mall: 2 kilometers) to recreational facilities like Andheri Sports Complex (1.4 kilometers), The Club Mumbai (1.3 kilometers), and the ever-popular Versova Beach (1.5 kilometers). Additionally, esteemed educational institutions like St Louis Convent High School (71 meters), Good Shephard Church (220 meters), Mithibai College (3.7 kilometers), and Bhavans College (2.3 kilometers) add to the area’s appeal for families.

Investment Potential and Lucrative Rental Income:

Luxury apartments in Andheri-Jogeshwari offer immense potential for capital appreciation. The area’s ongoing infrastructural development and flourishing business scene are expected to drive property prices upwards. Owning a luxury apartment, like those offered by Lashkaria Indrasukh (2 BHK – RERA Carpet Area: 780 sq. ft., 3 BHK – RERA Carpet Area: 1100 sq. ft.), presents not just a luxurious living space but also a lucrative investment opportunity. With its prime location, high-quality construction, and curated amenities, these apartments are highly sought-after by young professionals, generating a steady stream of rental income for investors.

A Thriving Community for Like-Minded Individuals:

Luxury apartments in Andheri foster a sense of community. Residents typically share similar aspirations and lifestyles, creating a network for collaboration and fostering lifelong friendships. Projects like Lashkaria Indrasukh’s limited number of residences contribute to this exclusivity, creating a sense of belonging and camaraderie.

Lashkaria Indrasukh: Your Gateway to Luxury Living in Andheri-Jogeshwari

Lashkaria Group, a name synonymous with trust and innovation in Mumbai’s real estate space, is proud to be at the forefront of Andheri’s luxury residential transformation. Our upcoming project, Lashkaria Indrasukh, embodies the essence of contemporary luxury living. Residents can indulge in amenities like a swimming pool, a well-equipped gymnasium, ample podium parking, fun indoor games, an impressive double-height entrance lobby, a blissful yoga room, multi-purpose courts, a dedicated kids’ play area, relaxed deck seating, a recreational area, and 24-hour CCTV cameras.

Own Your Piece of Mumbai’s Future

Investing in a luxury apartment in Andheri-Jogeshwari isn’t just about acquiring a home; it’s a statement. It signifies your success and commitment to a life of refined experiences. It’s about owning a piece of Mumbai’s vibrant future while enjoying the comfort and convenience of a thoughtfully designed living space.

Lashkaria Group is here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us today to explore Lashkaria Indrasukh and discover how you can become part of this exciting new wave of luxury living in the Andheri-Jogeshwari area!

Don’t settle for ordinary. Invest in extraordinary. Invest in Lashkaria Indrasukh. Explore our website or contact us today to schedule a consultation and discover your dream home in the heart of Andheri’s flourishing luxury residential district.

[myindustrialspecialist]

3rd August 2024 Prime Investment Opportunities at Compass Industrial Park Compass Industrial Park springs forth as a prime jewel for discerning investors. With its 220-acre freehold industrial land and 160-acre managed industrial park, it offers an expansive array of possibilities for individuals with a keen eye for lucrative ventures. Compass takes pride in crafting an industrial space ecosystem that is not only sustainable, but also ready to cater to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Introducing 81 ready-built SME units available for sale, it provides robust foundations for businesses to flourish. The industrial park strikes a perfect balance - providing high-quality freehold industrial and commercial products, workers' accommodation, plug-and-play utilities, while maintaining environmental sustainability. Location and Accessibility Compass Industrial Park is strategically located in the heart of Kota Seri Langat. It's not just its central position that sets it apart, but also its unmatched accessibility. With major highways at its doorstep and public transport links nearby, this industrial park makes a convincing case for any business seeking an easily navigable location. The strategic geographical placement of Compass Industrial Park is one of its significant assets. Nestled in the Southern area of Selangor, Banting has easy access to West Port of Port Klang and KLIA, making logistics a breeze. In addition, a one hour's drive to urban areas such as Shah Alam and Puchong ensures fine connectivity with prominent markets. Speaking about accessibility, suppose you are using your own transportation. In that case, it's effortless to get to Compass Industrial Park thanks to excellent road networks like the South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE), North-South Expressway Central Link (ELITE), and the upcoming West Coast Expressway (WCE). Green Features of Compass Industrial Park With every building conceived within its territories, Compass staunchly advocates for designs that foster plug and play green technology solutions, pointing to an intense future-forward focus. It is insightful looking at the structures here - you see not just buildings, but symbols of profound resilience and sustainability. Turning our attention to Compass’s “built-to-suit” and “ready-built” units unveils another layer of their dedication toward environmentally friendly solutions. Each unit stands testament to careful planning and foresight. They seem almost purpose-built to facilitate solar panels' installation, outdoor EV charging stations, among other energy-efficient installations. Utilities and Security Compass Industrial Park in Banting is dedicated to providing its customers with an array of modern, ready-to-use utilities. This includes everything from broadband and 5G readiness to essential services such as electricity, gas, sewerage, and water. The park is designed to support both light and heavy traffic, with wide roads exceeding 20 meters breadth that ensures ample side parking. Moreover, the landscape features durable concrete roads set alongside leafy green spaces; thus offering a conducive environment for both work and relaxation. In terms of security and management, there's no compromise at Compass Industrial Park. In order to ensure residents' comfort and tranquillity, leading property managers and well-renowned security firms are contracted to oversee all developments within the property. Compass Industrial Park: A Good Place to Invest Compass Industrial Park gives you just what you would expect from an ideal investment destination. Its location benefits from open access to main highways and phenomenal proximity to important amenities. You can connect with key markets effortlessly while benefiting from significant logistical advantages. Taking the plunge with Compass Industrial Park can reap remarkable results for your investment portfolio. Investing in real estate with a respected partner like My Industrial Specialist guarantees reliability along with potential success.

The magic of Compass lies not within bewitching words but hard facts making it a sound launching pad for any industrious endeavour. For more information on prime investment opportunities at Compass Industrial Park, visit MyIndustrialSpecialist.com and start your factory investment journey today. MASON SIA Industrial & Commercial Specialist 012-784 9468 012-784 9468 masonsia76@gmail.com

[joanernapoleon]

An Apartment at 220 Central Park South Sells for $75 Million

An Apartment at 220 Central Park South Sells for $75 Million https://ift.tt/dqJXUun The full-floor apartment was sold to a buyer who already owns a condo in the building. Another property went for $66 million, and still others for $50 million or more. via NYT > Real Estate https://ift.tt/abiNm7x November 03, 2023 at 05:02AM

[markpine]

220 Central Park South, Apt 56B - YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

[travelingtheusa]

NEW MEXICO

2023 Jan 24 (Tue) – We woke to snow this morning!  It rained during the night and it got cold enough to turn white.  It was mostly a dusting but still cold.  We discovered we don’t have an ice scraper.

      We packed up in a light snowfall and left Van Horn, TX,  at 9:15 a.m.  It was a very long drive today (220 miles).  We stopped for lunch at McDonald’s and had burgers and coffee.  Sheba is having a hard time with the new truck.  We’re not sure what is bothering her but we’ll keep fooling around with her place and see if we can’t make her happy.  We passed from Central Time into the Mountain Time Zone.

      We arrived at Dream Catchers RV Park in Deming around 1 p.m.  We stayed here on the way to Comanche and now we are back here on our return trip to Arizona.  It was very cold all day with a strong wind blowing.  We had snow, then sleet, then rain during our drive.  Our gas mileage really dropped.  We were only getting 9 mpg.  And Paul is still trying work out the bugs.

      After set up, we drove into town to get fuel for tomorrow’s trip.  Then we stopped at WalMart to pick up a license plate holder.  The snow and rain made our temporary paper plate warp.

      We called the Ford dealer to find out where the paperwork is.  They were supposed to send it to Your Best Address in South Dakota so we can register the truck in South Dakota.  The taxes are more than half what New York taxes are.  The dealer told me it was sent to the Minnehaha County Office instead.  This is starting to look like a real screw up.  We only have 30 days on the temp plates.  I advised the agent at Your Best Address and he will go to the DMV tomorrow to see if he can find the paperwork.

      I got a letter form the VA today awarding me 100% disability rating because of my lymphoma. They say it is service-connected.  That’s good.  It turns out that there is a set amount that is awarded for each degree of disability rating.  If you are getting retired pay, they will subtract that from the disability payment and send you the difference.  It’s still a welcome addition to our income.  It will also be retroactive back to August 10 when the PACT Act was passed.

      We figured out an interesting thing with the truck today.  The truck has a button where you can pre-set your seat.  Paul arranged his seat and mirrors the way he likes them and set that on the #1 button.  Each time he gets out of the truck, the steering wheel lifts up and the seat moves back to allow him to get out.  When he gets back in the truck, the seat, steering wheel and mirrors should all go back to the #1 position.  They don’t.  Paul has to push the button to have everything move back to where he wants it.  The dealer suggested that we had both keys too close together and that we should separate them.  I left my key in the trailer and Paul went out to see if the setting would hold.  It did not.  Then I said maybe I had the master key and he had the copy.  So he took my key out to the truck while we kept his key in the RV.  That worked!  His setting now stays in place.

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A sign: At top, a 19th century painting depicts Leif Eriksson sighting the continent of North America. Above left, a ninth century coin, likely minted in Denmark, depicting a Viking longship. Right, an 11th-century Norse silver coin that was discovered at a U.S. archaeological site in Maine in 1957. It may be proof of First Nations communities far south of Newfoundland trading with the early Norse settlers.

The Other Snowbird: The water is warm and tranquil, perfect for the manatees wintering in Blue Springs Park in Central Florida. During these colder months, visitors can only view manatees from afar—no one is allowed to swim or boat—and the efforts are paying off. National Geographic Explorer Erika Larsen photographed one of the some 800 manatees (shown above) that now congregate in the springs—a dramatic increase from the 36 in 1980.

The sculptures of the Terracotta Army in China's Shaanxi Province. ©AFP. Major archeological discovery made in China 🇨🇳! Hundreds of terracotta warriors, as well as chariots and horses, have been excavated, scientists say. Chinese archaeologists say that they’ve unearthed some 220 more terracotta warriors near Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum in Shaanxi Province in the northwestern part of the country. Some 16 terracotta horses, four chariots, weapons, and production tools have also been dug up, the Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday, citing the province’s Relics Management Bureau. The findings were made during an excavation at the largest burial pit outside the mausoleum, Pit No.1, which spans 14,260 square meters. Archeologists have made several other major breakthroughs recently, Shen Maosheng, a researcher at the Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum Site Museum, told Xinhua. The scientists have been able to determine the formation in which the figures were placed into the ground, he said. He added that researchers have also managed to ascertain how the terracotta sculptures were made, according to Shen. The carvings on the bodies of the warriors were done first, while the arms were attached afterwards. The Terracotta Army is a massive collection of full-sized clay-based sculptures depicting the armies of China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang. They were buried in the ground around his mausoleum in 210–209 BCE with the aim of protecting the ruler in the afterlife. The discovery of the figures became a sensation in 1974. Excavation at the site has been ongoing since then. The underground army is estimated to number over 8,000 soldiers.

[antonio-velardo]

Antonio Velardo shares: A $72 Million Penthouse on Central Park Leads Sales in November by BY VIVIAN MARINO

Antonio Velardo shares: A $72 Million Penthouse on Central Park Leads Sales in November by BY VIVIAN MARINO

By BY VIVIAN MARINO The full-floor penthouse, at 220 Central Park South, is the third priciest sale of the year, at least so far. Published: December 2, 2022 at 09:55AM from NYT Real Estate https://ift.tt/kzI3JVb via IFTTT

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The Nordstrom Tower (Central Park Tower) & 220 Central Park South.

(Shot 2019)

[urbangeographies]

In Manhattan, where multimillion-dollar real estate sales are downright routine, a hedge fund tycoon has managed to set a new standard for conspicuous consumption by paying a fortune for an unfinished piece of property in the sky. The billionaire, Kenneth C. Griffin, spent $238 million for a penthouse at 220 Central Park South that is still under construction, making it the most expensive residential sale in United States history. What’s more, in a New York tale that is not entirely uncommon, the 79-story building where Mr. Griffin’s penthouse will soon exist was built after the landlord evicted dozens of middle class tenants from their rent-stabilized apartments in what was a fairly modest, white-brick building with 20 floors.

Nikita Stewart and David Gelles, “The $238 Million Penthouse, and the Hedge Fund Billionaire Who May Rarely Live There,” The New York Times (Jan. 24, 2019)

[dono-harm-totonystark]

not my autistic ass spending 1.5h googling every single building around columbus circle and central park to establish which were already built in the year of our lord 2005 for the explicit and sole reason to be able to describe the exact view Tony Stark would be seeing from Stark Tower's penthouse window, and this is after I'd already spent an hour establishing the exact address of Stark Tower itself...

[billionaireaddresses]

Billionaire Ken Griffin Just Bought a $238 Million Penthouse — and it's the most expensive home ever sold in the US

Billionaire Ken Griffin Just Bought a $238 Million Penthouse — and it’s the most expensive home ever sold in the US

Billionaire hedge-fund manager Ken Griffin just paid $238 million for a New York City penthouse, breaking the record for the most expensive home ever sold in the US, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The transaction smashed the previous record, set in in 2014 when another hedge-fund manager, Barry Rosenstein, bought a Hamptons home for $137 million, by more than $100 million.

Griffin’s new…

[st-just]

New York has always attracted the wealthy and predatory, dating back at least to our most famous pirate, Captain Kidd. Coming here was seen as a sort of arrival, for individuals and businesses alike. Long a “headquarters town,” as early as 1901 New York was home to sixty-nine of the nation’s two hundred largest corporations. Their owners lined Fifth Avenue with their fairy-tale mansions—some of them later converted into museums or elegant stores—or filled luxury apartment houses such as the Dakota. They hired the most renowned architects to erect gigantic advertisements for their transformative, world-conquering enterprises, including many of the most memorable structures ever built in the city: Grand Central Terminal; the Chrysler, Woolworth, Empire State, and Seagram buildings, among others. Noxious as the old robber barons could be, they at least dropped vast amounts of money into the local economy in the form of property taxes and purchases in elite shops. They employed people in droves—small armies of domestics, vendors, and workers at all levels—to service their needs and businesses. They contributed to the city through their building and philanthropy—Rockefeller Center, Carnegie Hall, the Morgan Library, and the Frick Collection, to name just a few examples. The new rich infesting the city, by contrast, are barely here. They keep a low profile, often for good reason, and rarely stick around. They manufacture nothing and run nothing, for the most part, but live off fortunes either made by or purloined from other people—sometimes from entire nations. The New Yorker noted in 2016 that there is now a huge swath of Midtown Manhattan, from Fifth Avenue to Park Avenue, from 49th Street to 70th Street, where almost one apartment in three sits empty for at least ten months a year. New York today is not at home. Instead, it has joined London and Hong Kong as one of the most desirable cities in the world for “land banking,” where wealthy individuals from all over the planet scoop up prime real estate to hold as an investment, a pied-à-terre, a bolt-hole, a strongbox. For most of a decade now, like lava flowing inexorably from some deadly volcano, the residences of the superrich have moved east from the Time Warner Center to create Billionaires’ Row, the array of buildings on 57th Street and several adjoining streets and avenues that is already dominating much of the Manhattan skyline. These “supertall” skyscrapers are defined as buildings taller than 984 feet: One57, at 157 West 57th Street (1,004 feet); 432 Park Avenue (1,396 feet). Well on their way to being built: 53 West 53rd Street (1,050 feet), 111 West 57th Street (1,428 feet), and 217 West 57th Street (1,550 feet). Finished or not, many of the apartments were—at first—snapped up as soon as they went on the market. The Times used to tick off their record-setting sales in its Sunday real estate section, down to the absurdly exact dollar and cent: one recent lower-end example, $47,782,186.53! Nor are the records these sales set likely to remain for long. A triplex at the forthcoming 220 Central Park South will reportedly be sold for $200 million, and a four-story apartment at the same address is priced to move at $250 million. These would be the largest home sales ever recorded anywhere in the United States. Who spends this sort of money for an apartment? The buyers are listed as hedge fund managers, foreign and domestic; Russian oligarchs; Chinese apparel and airline magnates. And increasingly, to use a repeated Times term, a “mystery buyer,” often shielded by a limited liability company. This is not the benevolent “gentrification” that Michael Bloomberg seemed to have had in mind but something more in the tradition of the king’s hunting preserves, from which local peasants were banned even if they were starving and the king was far away. Or, to use a more urgent analogy, these areas are now the dead zones of New York, much like the growing oxygen-depleted dead zones of our oceans and lakes, polluted with pesticide runoff and deadly algae blooms.

Kevin Baker

[cardest]

San Francisco playlist

San Francisco  - my favorite city in the world! The bands, the music, the songs are all here, in this playlist I created. I threw in a bit of Sac and went south by San Jose, Monterrey and up past Sausalito. Can we make it to 250 songs? Let me know what bands/songs I left out.

Have I left out a song or a band in this San Francisco playlist? Let me know! Cheers! 

Play the songs here at this link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-iHPcxymC1-HLG9q5rZLsqs8EYh6bhu- San Francisco

001 The Dillinger Escape Plan w/Mike Patton -  When Good Dogs Do Bad Things 002 Night flight Orchestra - California Morning 003 Quincy Jones - Call Me Mister Tibbs OST (Main Title) 004 James Taylor Quartet - Dirty Harry theme song 005 Faith No More - Seperation anxiety 006 Streets of San Francisco TV show theme song 007 Santana -  Evil Ways 008 High on Fire -  Electric Messiah 009 Metallica - Disposable Heroes 010 Hammers Of Misfortune -  Dead Revolution 011 Buddy Guy -  Hello San Francisco 012 Faith No More - Jungle 013 Isaac Hayes - Shaft 014 Orange Peels  - Back In San Francisco 015 Idris Ackamoor and the Pyramids - Message To My People 016 Thee Oh Sees - The Dream 017 Merle Haggard - Here In Frisco 018 Audrey Horne -  California 019 Journey -  Lights 020 Death Angel -  Hatred United / United Hate 021 Mel Tor Me - Got The Date On The Golden Gate 022 Duke Ellington -  Tourist Point Of View 023 Sons of Anarchy  - This Life (Sons of Anarchy Theme Song) 024 Larry Graham's Central Station - Earthquake 025 LARD - I Wanna Be A Drug Sniffing Dog 026 Machine Head -  California Bleeding 027 Neurosis -  The Doorway 028 KING WOMAN - Utopia 029 Lalo Schifrin - Magnum Force OST  Main Title 030 Forbidden -  Adapt Or Die 031 DBUK - In San Francisco Bay 032 Jack Name - Werewolf Factory 033 John Carpenter - Theme from "The Fog" 034 Khiis - Saboor 035 Richie Havens -  San Francisco Bay Blues 036 Metallica - Battery 037 Autopsy - charred remains 038 ExTREMITY_-_Crepuscular_Crescendo 039 The Otherside -  Streetcar 040 Quincy Jones - Ironside (TV Theme) 041 Megadeth -  Back in the Day 042 Sly and the Family Stone - Stand! 043 Faith No More -  From Out of Nowhere 044 Willie Hutch-Vampin (The Mack OST 045 Orchid -  Mouths Of Madness 046 Lalo Schifrin - Bullitt OST - On The Way To San Mateo 047 Vince Guaraldi - Woodstock's Dream 048 Fantomas -  4-11-05 049 Violation Wound - Fearmonger + State of Alarm 050 Primus - Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers 051 The Flower Pot Men - Let's Go to San Francisco (Part.1-2) 052 Bosse-de-Nage - Crux 053 Rod McKuen - The Beat Generation 054 Dionne Warwick - Do You Know The Way To San Jose 055 The Watchers - Sabbath Highway 056 Possessed - the eyes of horror 057 Scott McKenzie – San Francisco (Be Sure to wear flowers) 058 Tower Of Power -  Oakland Stroke 059 Big Trouble In Little China OST - Pork chop express 060 Vio-lence -  Calling In The Coroner 061 Black Oak Arkansas - The Big Ones Still Coming 062 Mr. Bungle - Love Is a Fist 063 VUUR -  The Fire - San Francisco 064 Testament - The Haunting 065 Electronicat - Frisco Bay 066 Y&T - Mean Streak 067 Thee Oh Sees -  Toe Cutter/Thumb Buster 068 Sweet - California Nights - Promo Clip (OFFICIAL) 069 Sadus - Swallowed In Black 070 Chuck Berry - San Francisco Dues 071 Sammy Hagar - Keep on rockin' 072 Fuzz -  Sleigh Ride 073 Otis Redding - Sittin' on The Dock of the Bay 074 Pleasure Leftits - The Gate 075 BL'AST - Sometimes 076 Santana - Samba de Sausalito 077 Acephalix - Upon This Altar 078 Sun Ra    - Lady With The Golden Stockings 079 Chris Isaak - San Francisco Days 080 Pointer Sisters - How Long (Betcha' Got A Chick On The Side) 081 High On Fire -  Carcosa 082 Will Haven -  When The Walls Close In 083 The Coup -  Laugh/Love/Fuck 084 King Khan - Teeth Are Shite 085 Deafheaven -  Irresistible 086 Glitter Wizard -  Blood of the Serpent 087 Jefferson Airplane -  It's No Secret 088 Cannonball Adderley - This Here 089 The Warlocks -  Can't Come Down 090 Squirmy Sax Man - I Still Believe 091 Acid King - Coming Down from Outer Space 092 George Duke - Sausalito 093 The Lost Boys - Cry Little Sister (Theme From The Lost Boys OST) 094 Betty Davis - [They Say I'm Different] He Was a Big Freak 095 Fever Tree - San Francisco Girls 096 The Dillinger Escape Plan w/ Mike Patton -  Pig Latin 097 Build Them to Break - Lucky Strike 098 Montrose - Rock Candy 099 PRIMUS - THE TOYS GO WINDING DOWN 100 Joe Satriani - Big Bad Moon 101 Sleater Kinney - Jumpers 102 GRUESOME - Dimensions Of Horror 103 Sly & the Family Stone - Everday People 104 Huey Lewis and the News - Back in Time 105 Hammers Of Misfortune - 2 17th Street 106 Jerry Fielding - Prologue _ Main Title (The Enforcer OST) 107 Metal Church - The Dark 108 Deftones - Ohms 109  John Lee Hooker - Frisco Blues 110 DRI - Go Die 111 16th & Valencia Roxy Music- Devendra Banhart, What We Will Be 112 MC Hammer - Too Legit to Quit 113 Dead Kennedys-Police Truck 114 Rancid - Adina 115 San Francisco's Shiver - Up My Sleeve 116 Bernard Herrmann - Vertigo OST - The Bay 117 Faith No More - Last Cup Of Sorrow 118 Blackburn & Snow -  Stranger In a Strange Land 119 The Doobie Brothers - What A Fool Believes 120 The Grateful Dead - Sugar Magnolia 121 Cab Calloway - San Francisco Fan 122 The Charlatans - codine 123 Buck Owens - Want To Live In San Francisco 124 Sleep - Dragonaut 125 Death Angel - 5 Steps Of Freedom 126 Neil Young - Heart of Gold 127 Vastum -  Reveries in Autophagia 128 Dead Kennedys -  Moon Over Marin 129 EchoBrain -  Colder World 130 Riz Ortolani    - Lombard Street   131 Waylon Jennings - San Francisco Mabel Joy   132 Con Funk Shun - Confunkshunizeya 133 Chic - Hes the Greatest Dancer 134 Peace Creep - Radio Free Alcatraz   135 ABBA - Santa Rosa 136 Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks - San Fransisco 137 Together Band - California Curl California Girl 138 The Hellers - It's 74 In San Francisco 139 Pat Todd - No Place Like Home 140 Nancy Wilson - I'm Always Drunk In San Francisco (And I Don't Drink At All) 141 Anathema -  San Francisco 142 Blue Cheer -  Fool 143 Exhumed - Gravewalker 144 Darondo - Let My People Go 145 Exodus -  Blood In Blood Out 146 Lalo Schifrin Dirty Harry OST - Scorpios Theme   147 Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues 148 Wild Light - California on my mid 149 Herbie Hancock - Man-child -  Hang Up Your Hang Ups 150 Fantomas -  Spider Baby 151 The Lord Weird Slough Feg -  Headhunter 152 The Animals - San Franciscan Nights 153 Twilight - Dance with Me 154 THE POINTER SISTERS - Yes We Can Can 155 Residents - Hello Skinny 156 CCR HEADCLEANER - Eat This Riff 157 LEON WARE  - Thats Why I Came To California 158 Creedence Clearwater Revival - I Put A Spell On You 159 Comorant - The First Man 160 Bosse-de-Nage  - The Trench 161 Hell Fire - Free Again   162 Riz Ortolani  - Golden Gate Bridge 163 Fleetwood Mac - You Make Loving Fun 164 Uther Pendragon - San Francisco Earthquake 165 Melvins - Zodiac 166 La Luz - California Finally 167 The Wyatt Act - Push 168 Santana - Soul Sacrifice 169 Cheap Trick - On the Radio 170 Electric Wizard -  Venus In Furs 171 Led Zeppelin -  Misty Mountain Hop 172 Tommy Castro - Callin' San Francisco 173 Viscious Rumors - Digital Dictator 174 Ghoul-Off With Their Heads 175 Diesel - Sausalito Summernight (Single Version) 176 Sheila E - A Love Bizarre 177 Starship - Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now 178 Jeffry Osboune - I Really Don't Need No Light 179 Nazareth -  Alcatraz 180 Freak of Nature - Rescue Me 181 Metallica - Crash Course In Brain Surgery 182 10000 Maniacs - Hey Jack Kerouac 183 Faith No More -  Get Out 184  URSA -  Wizard's Path 185 Jefferson Airplane - Aerie (Gang of Eagles) 186 Tower of Power - Just Enough and Too Much 187 Fred Hughes - san francisco is a lonely town 188 Mamaleek - Eating Unblessed Meat 189 Moby Grape - Naked If I Want To 190 Exodus - Metal Command 191 Pig Destroyer - Alcatraz Metaphors 192 the Donnas - You Make Me Hot 193 Hot Tuna - True Religion 194 Heathen - Opiate of the Masses 195 Fanny - Come and Hold Me 196 Sadus - Hands Of Fate 197 Negative Trend - Meathouse 198 Forbidden - Forbidden Evil 199 Spazz - Crush Kill Destroy 200 Testament - The Preacher 201 HEXX - Morbid Reality 202 Vio-Lence - Phobophobia 203 Dead Kennedys - One Way Ticket To Pluto 204 Tom Waits - Get Behind The Mule 205 CRETIN - It 206 RAMONES - Judy Is A Punk 207 Full House - Intro 208 Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band - Kerouac 209 Primus - Dirty Drowning Man 210 Wooden Shjips -  Motorbike 211 The Tony Williams Lifetime Ego - Clap City 212 Middle of the Road - Sacramento (A Wonderful Town) 213 Green Day - At the Library 214 Slayer -  Gemini 215 Tetema - Cutlass Eye 216 Defiance - Death Machine 217 Brisco County Jr theme 218 Doug McKechnie - Crazy Ray 219 Ulthar - Furnace Hibernation 220 Mr. Bungle -  ANARCHY UP YOUR ANUS 221 Dirty Ghosts  - Let It Pretend 222 They Might Be Giants - San Francisco (In Situ) 223 Metallica - The Shortest Straw 224 OM - Unitive Knowledge of the Godhead 225 Laaz Rockit - City's Gonna Burn 226 Autopsy - Skullptures 227 Mordred - Spectacle of Fear 228 Sly & the Family Stone - Luv N' Haight 229 Possessed - Seven Churches 230 Machine Head - The Rage to Overcome 231 Thelonius Monk - San Francisco Holiday 232 The Units - The Mission Is Bitchin 233 Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - Mistadobalina 234 Arnocorps - Dead lift 235 The Grateful Dead - The Golden Road 236 DRI - All for nothing 237 Jim Martin - Disco dust 238 Thee Oh Sees - I come from the mountain 239 Death Angel - Discontinued 240 Starship - We Built This City 241 Captured! by Robots - Endless Circle of Bullshit 242 Pins Of Light - My revenge 243 Sun Ra - We Travel the Spaceways 244 Faith No More - caffeine 245 David Lee Roth - Just like paradise 246 San Francisco Fog Horns by Golden Gate Bridge 247 Abscess - Tormented 248 Mortuous - Bitterness 249 Dead Kennedy's - California uber alles 250 Twitch Angry - San Francisco 666 Neurosis - Water Is Not Enough

So, hop on a cable car, grab ice cream at Swenson’s or bark back at the seals down by Pier 39. Catch a Bear’s game at Berkeley and do some squirmy sax moves in the Haight after you down some beers at the Toronado and play my San Fran playlist! Here are the songs in the link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-iHPcxymC1-HLG9q5rZLsqs8EYh6bhu-