I put this one on the DEAD BEATS playlist as a gag, and I ended up working it into the text anyway.
“Got no future, great big past…”
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@chancemorgan.bsky.socialI put this one on the DEAD BEATS playlist as a gag, and I ended up working it into the text anyway.
“Got no future, great big past…”
@figuringittfout.bsky.social
@thebrambler13.bsky.socialI don't really have any like that. I think the oddest song in my playlist is Listen, Learn, Read On by Deep Purple. The lyrics are goofy.
But its a huge list of Welsh Mythology references, so it all fits!
#SongsOfSeptember #WriteSky #WritingCommunity #Raven+Bear
@windykazea.bsky.social#SongsOfSeptember: Day 18
"I put a spell on you... And now, you're mine~" ...by Bette Midler.
Asali would wanna curse me for saying this suits her. XD' Lynx would probably love it, though~ I'd say this is closer to what people *think* she's like & how they imagine her than actual fact. But still~
@vampireantihero.com#SongsOfSeptember None for Such Sweet Sorrow, or for Aloe, but just Aloe's series in general has this song on the playlist as a joke:
The Masochism Tango by Tom Lehrer
@licoricemint.bsky.social#SongsOfSeptember #LicoriceAndMint #QueerWriters #lesfic #sapphic #WriteSky #WritingCommunity #WritingPrompts
This one purely for Nat and Vola purely for what they both fantasize about but too nervous to do.
@quentinbyale.bsky.socialNot one single song; a song pairing. In my playlist for “Home” I wanted to put a song for Imhotep and a song for The Mummy back-to-back. Obviously, I chose “Imhotep’s Theme” from The Mummy soundtrack. But then, for The Mummy, I put my favorite Mary Poppins song, “I Love To Laugh”
@zuperbuu.bsky.socialFun little tidbit about my playlists I noticed doing the #SongsOfSeptember thing; the playlist for Subject 218 is almost 6 hours long, whilst all three playlists for the Specimen G-13 Trilogy fall just shy of that number. :O
@princeumin.bsky.socialI jokingly made "Don't Ya Wish U Were Us?" from the Disney Channel Original Movie "Lemonade Mouth" a side character (Kaz)'s theme because I thought the loser white boy rapper vibes fit him. Also this is easily the worst song in that otherwise solid movie
youtu.be/omXzWf5yNXg?...
@lillostkitten.comTechnically this isn't officially part of our playlist. It really wouldn't fit tonally. 😋 But what are the Highgate Krypt Krewe if not "Goths In A Graveyard", so have this delightful Aurelio Voltaire piece: youtu.be/-KRvrKtbyA0?... to pleasure your hysterical audio receptors!👂
#SongsOfSeptember
@glwalkerauthor.bsky.socialA tongue in cheek sort for Kal and Betti and some extreme codependency in this jam.
@forestwellsden.bsky.social#SongsOfSeptember D18:
Not really used for my writing, but for sure one I added to my general listening because it make me smile.
@scarlettchase.bsky.social🤔 idk if this counts. In Anything You Want, the FMC & her cinnamon roll MMC love watching The Wedding Crashers together. When they go to a wedding together, she asks the DJ to play Shout by The Isley Brothers, then they dance to it #SongsofSeptember #RH #Romancebooks #WriterSky
@symon-pude.bsky.socialI don't really have a story playlist, but I have a song that is used within the story itself in a funny way.
@mplbooks.bsky.socialMy kids get really irritated when it comes on in the car, too:
@aminaleeds.bsky.social#SongsOfSeptember 18. A song added to the Playlist as a joke?
I don't really do that. But this song is the one song that seems really out of place in the whole Playlist and yet it's Tabatha's vibe to a T
T. Rex "Cosmic Dancer"
@zprospero.bsky.socialBlake's character song, I felt was a bit of a joke, but it really works.
Virgil = White Rabbit
Blake = Alice
Chesire Cat = The Oracle
King of Hearts = Lucifer
Queen of Hearts = Satan
Caterpillar = Alexia (?)
Mad Hatter = Laz
March Hare = Sergei
@walkerharris.netNo joke adds, but this was so stuck in my head that I added it to my writing playlist only because I listened to that list most. It's a cover of a Japanese tongue twisters song. However, I have wondered about Rachel being challenged to sing it.