What Do You Fall Asleep To?...

Discussion in 'Music' started by bruschetta, Mar 12, 2006.

  1. LK1

    LK1 Member

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    Its always either Tangerine or Thats the Way - Led Zeppelin... I always wake up to The Lemon Song though... its strange... its become a little sub-conscious bodily routine for me to fall asleep and wake-up to these songs.
     
  2. SLammon420

    SLammon420 Senior Member

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    how in the fuck do you sleep to the ramones?
     
  3. Freekske

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    pinkfloyd,alice in chains unplugged, phish, nirvana unplugged, bod dylan, bob marley
     
  4. bruschetta

    bruschetta Member

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    and ACDC? lol:H
     
  5. MoonjavaSeed

    MoonjavaSeed Yeah, Toast!

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    usually something like John Prine, Keller Williams, Phish, Xavier Rudd, some lighter Allman Brothers stuff, Grateful Dead and occasionally James Taylor or something :D
     
  6. WDYKAM

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    Ray Charles. Great sleeping music.
     
  7. rebuild_the_wall10

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    acoustic disk of foo fighters in your honor
     
  8. WoodstockChild

    WoodstockChild Intrepid Traveler!

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    GNR makes me quite peaceful :)
     
  9. FrozenMoonbeam

    FrozenMoonbeam nerd

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    I have some sleepy playlist music that's mellow and so good for drifting. Tracy Chapman is on it- i'm loving 'Warm Embrace' at the moment.

    The rest of it's a mix - Iron & Wine, some Cat Power, Bic Runga, some Ben Harper, some Reindeer Section, Nick Drake, the score from Donnie Darko (it's so pretty), and yes stuff like that.

    Slower, more dreamy music is what helps me relax enough to sleep.
     
  10. fountains of nay

    fountains of nay Planet Nayhem!

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    I can fall asleep to anything, so long as there's something filling the void.
     
  11. Imaginenothing

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    The Postal Service, Nine inch nails, Love sprirals downward
     
  12. HippieAtHeart69

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    Pink Floydd! for sure. Actually pretty much any good slow song, I actually have a slow song playlist haha
     
  13. sourdiesel06

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    If I'm high, and I usually am by then, Dark Side of the Moon.
     
  14. tishie_bear

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    I just turn my radio on, which is usually set to the classic rock station, and fall asleep.
     
  15. zeppelin kid

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    Thats great. I love it.
     
  16. musiccansetyoufree

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    Pink Floyd works especially the album Wish You Were Here.
     
  17. dontbrandme

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    ben harper
    portishead
    the black seeds

    ... or the sound of silence :)
     
  18. dd3stp233

    dd3stp233 -=--=--=-

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    Metal Machine Music

    Wow- somebody listed LoveSpiralsDownwards - Angi's cool.
     
  19. fairydustdreams65

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    Nirvana,but anythign really
     
  20. Freekske

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    Joanna Newsom
     

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