Making playlists
Hello everybody,
Sitting at the hair dresser yesterday I flipped through a magazine and stumbled upon a nice list on what to do before a holiday. Some of the advice was just utter nonsense (like watching YouTube videos on how to pack without wrinkling your clothes) but some I liked. So before my trip I will do the following:
+ start holiday blog
+ read travel guides at bookshop (and buy some)
+ make a travel scrap book
+ hang up a map
+ make playlists for the trip
For my playlists I divided my trip into Scotland (Edingburgh, Glasgow, Isle of Skye), The North (Newcastle, York, Manchester), The Midlands & Wales (Birmingham, Cardiff) and The South (London, Dover) and added the bands/singers according to their origin. That was actually quite interesting because I didn't know where some of the music comes from that I listen to. Sometimes I didn't even know if the band was from the States or the UK but thanks to Wikipedia I sorted them all through.
Beam me up, Scotty! - 127 songs, 8.3 hours
~ Amy Macdonald
~ Doctor Who Soundtrack (because David Tennant is scottish)
~ Emeli Sandé
~ Franz Ferdinand
~ The Fratellis
~ Sandi Thom
~ Snow Patrol
The Northern Winds - 126 songs, 7.2 hours
~ Arctic Monkeys
~ The Beatles
~ Ed Sheeran
~ Kaiser Chiefs
~ Oasis
~ The Ting Tings
~ The Verve
~ The Wombats
Right in the Middle - 137 songs, 9.2 hours
~ Duffy
~ Duran Duran
~ James Blunt
~ James Morrison
~ Muse
~ Robbie Williams
~ The Streets
The Big City and the Cliffs - 515 songs, 1.3 days
~ Adele
~ Amy Winehouse
~ Benedict Cumberbatch (audio books)
~ Coldplay
~ Dido
~ The Kooks
~ Mumford and Sons
~ Passenger
~ The Overtones
~ Jamie Scott and the Town
~ Tom Felton
~ Blue
~ Busted
~ Foals
~ Genesis
~ Kate Nash
~ Keane
~ Leona Lewis
~ Livingston
~ McFly
~ Mika
~ Newton Faulkner
~ Radiohead
~ Razorlight
~ The Rifles
~ Scouting for Girls
~ Sherlock Sountrack
~ White Lies
so long
Anja
Sitting at the hair dresser yesterday I flipped through a magazine and stumbled upon a nice list on what to do before a holiday. Some of the advice was just utter nonsense (like watching YouTube videos on how to pack without wrinkling your clothes) but some I liked. So before my trip I will do the following:
+ start holiday blog
+ read travel guides at bookshop (and buy some)
+ make a travel scrap book
+ hang up a map
+ make playlists for the trip
For my playlists I divided my trip into Scotland (Edingburgh, Glasgow, Isle of Skye), The North (Newcastle, York, Manchester), The Midlands & Wales (Birmingham, Cardiff) and The South (London, Dover) and added the bands/singers according to their origin. That was actually quite interesting because I didn't know where some of the music comes from that I listen to. Sometimes I didn't even know if the band was from the States or the UK but thanks to Wikipedia I sorted them all through.
Beam me up, Scotty! - 127 songs, 8.3 hours
~ Amy Macdonald
~ Doctor Who Soundtrack (because David Tennant is scottish)
~ Emeli Sandé
~ Franz Ferdinand
~ The Fratellis
~ Sandi Thom
~ Snow Patrol
The Northern Winds - 126 songs, 7.2 hours
~ Arctic Monkeys
~ The Beatles
~ Ed Sheeran
~ Kaiser Chiefs
~ Oasis
~ The Ting Tings
~ The Verve
~ The Wombats
Right in the Middle - 137 songs, 9.2 hours
~ Duffy
~ Duran Duran
~ James Blunt
~ James Morrison
~ Muse
~ Robbie Williams
~ The Streets
The Big City and the Cliffs - 515 songs, 1.3 days
~ Adele
~ Amy Winehouse
~ Benedict Cumberbatch (audio books)
~ Coldplay
~ Dido
~ The Kooks
~ Mumford and Sons
~ Passenger
~ The Overtones
~ Jamie Scott and the Town
~ Tom Felton
~ Blue
~ Busted
~ Foals
~ Genesis
~ Kate Nash
~ Keane
~ Leona Lewis
~ Livingston
~ McFly
~ Mika
~ Newton Faulkner
~ Radiohead
~ Razorlight
~ The Rifles
~ Scouting for Girls
~ Sherlock Sountrack
~ White Lies
so long
Anja