Quiet office

The office is nearly empty, probably will be all week, and I'm having trouble finding things to do that aren't huge programming projects I'll never have a chance to finish.

I also didn't bring any movies with me today.

Hmmm.

I Love Music

Work today was only partially occupying my time, so I spent some time to come up with a playlist for a couple of mixed CDs I will probably call I Love Music, after the track which inspired this menagerie.

Track No	Song Title	Artist	Album	Genre
1	Religion	Philip Glass	Naqoyqatsi	Instrumental
2	White Man Sleeps 2	Kronos Quartet	Pieces of Africa	Instrumental
3	Aquarius	Boards of Canada	Music Has The Right To Children	Electronic
4	When It Happens It Moves All By Itself	Telefon Tel Aviv	Map of What is Effortless	Electronic
5	Fightin' 4 Rebirth	The Dining Rooms	Tre	Electronic
6	I Love Music	Flunk	For Sleepyheads Only	Electronic
7	Teardrop	Massive Attack	Mezzanine	Electronic
8	Liberation	Karsh Kale	Liberation	Electronic
9	Outside	Wumpscut	EEvil Young Flesh	Industrial
10	Passenger	Deftones	White Pony	Metal
11	Guardian Angel	Juno Reactor	Beyond the Infinite	Dance
12	Born Too Slow	Crystal Method	Legion of Boom	Techno
13	Voices	Disturbed	The Sickness	Metal
14	Rabbit Run	Eminem	8 Mile	Rap
15	The Becoming	Nine Inch Nails	Still
16	The Patient	Tool	Lateralus
17	My Radio Talks to Me	Tony Carey	Planet P Project 1931	Rock
18	Hypnotised	Paul Oakenfold	Bunkka	Trance
19	Bad Stone	Crystal Method	Vegas	Trance
20	Of The Girl	Pearl Jam	Binaural	Rock
21	Immortality	Pearl Jam	Vitalogy	Rock
22	The Dreaming Tree	Dave Matthews Band	Before These Crowded Streets	Rock

All of these are among my favorites in one genre or another, and tying them together may prove truly impossible, like making tangrams while missing a piece, but I'd like to try.

The track which tripped this whole deal, track 6 in that list, starts with a little downtempo rhythm, with a monologue woven through it, thusly:

"Music... music...
Ever since I can remember, I've always loved music.
Y'know I didn't know anything about these titles, until I started dealing with people like you...
They'd start giving it names, rock and roll, rhythm and blues, jazz...
There's only two types of music:
Good and Bad."