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"Repetitive reccomendations, please"

Right. I'm compiling a list of tracks to burn onto a CD that I'll be playing when I'm dozing off to sleep, but rather than just go for quiet ballady-type tracks I prefer quiet-ish repetitive tracks.

So far I have ...

• The Scientist by Coldplay
• Strange And Beautiful by Aqualung
• Stop Crying Your Heart Out by Oasis
• Dead In The Water by David Gray
• Maybe Tomorrow by Stereophonics

... so I would appreciate some recommendations to add to my list. I can get hold of virtually any track via the iTunes Music Store or, failing that, via LimeWire so don't worry about obscure ones.

Thanks in advance.

Oooohh.......... Stryke.
Shiny.

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Can I touch it?

Sting - Fields of Gold

You need no other song.

Replace The Scientist with Amsterdam / Warning Sign.
Much more chilled.


+ White Dove - Starsailor
+ Vehicles & Animals / Le Casino- Athlete
+ Dusty - Kings of Leon
+ Fugitive Motel - Elbow
+ Walk in the Park / New Heat Shadow - Dredg
+ Days Like These - Janis Ian
+ Night and Day - Norah Jones

try anything by the frankly brilliant baby shambles.

Eels - I Like Birds
JET - Look What You've Done (the most repetitive song ever)
The Vines - Winning Days
Manics - Design for Life
REM - Daysleeper
REM - Nightswimming
Travis - Writing to Reach You
Blur - Tender (damn repetitive as well)
Radiohead - No Surprises
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees
The Mars Volta - Televators
The Verve - Drugs Don't Work
The Verve - Sonnet
The Verve - Lucky Man
The Verve - Bittersweet Symphony
U2 - One

Moby - The Sky Is Broken
Massive Attack - Teardrop

Ah, yes, I should've thought of the Mezzanine album - it's what I used to drop off to when it first came out.

Didn't think of Moby, either - there're plenty of candidates on Play.

I'd considered Handbags And Gladrags but I only currently own the Stereophonics version - I'll see if the original is any better.

Will check out the other recommendations too.

Cheers, guys.

Thievery Corperation - chillout like Massive Attack, but not as good. Still excellent stuff.

That Rod Stewart one... Handbags and Gladrags.

Some Moby, like Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad.

And some Rob D.