Eclipse playlist

What should we listen to during the eclipse

Total eclipse of the heart (Bonnie Taylor)

Eclipse (Dark side of the moon)

Etc… (Suggestions please)

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I feel a bad moon arising - Creedence Clearwater Revival

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Harvest Moon Neil Young

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Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden

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Just make sure it’s not “Blinded by the Light”.

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Leonard Cohen, You Want It Darker

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Bowie - Blackstar

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Chris Cornell.

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Obscured by Clouds - Pink Floyd :flushed_face:

let’s hope not​:double_exclamation_mark:

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Don’t stop me now - Queen

Absolutely nothing!!! Assuming you are somewhere where you can see the eclipse, and especially if it is total though the effect is there even if nearly total, you want to be outside making no sound tobest hear the insects and birds (and depending where you are possibly other animals) reacting to the sudden unexpected twilight. Playing music if audible outdoors would completely spoil the atmosphere for anybody around, and even if just personal would mean you would miss what is a fundamental part of the experience! After the eclipse when light has returned to the normal that’s the time to party if you’re so inclined

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Hurry on Sundown - Hawkwind

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Absolutely this.

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Set the controls for the heart of the sun

Pink Floyd

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Thomas Dolby ‘The Flat Earth’ :rofl:

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Is That All There Is - Peggy Lee

After I flew my Lear jet up to Nova Scotia.

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Well, we got 90-something percent coverage, with the moon almost but not quite covering the sun, leaving a sliver of the sun’s disc visible, so how about:

Yes - Close To The Edge

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Seriously, no-one gone for Whole Of The Moon by The Waterboys?

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‘Sun in the Night’ or ‘Black Moon’ by Brand X

The album ‘Moonmadness’ by Camel.

‘Carpet of the Sun’ (Renaissance).

‘Nous Sommes du Soleil’ (Yes).

‘My Friend the Sun’ (Family).