Taking a 5-Minute Break

The team has been working long, crazy hours for the last few weeks to bring you some features that we think you'll really like.  There's been a lot of late nights and mediocre pizza from Mario's on the first floor, but we're getting closer.

I just though we'd take a 5-minute break and enjoy a good playlist to enhance your reading enjoyment.  You can try playing these tunes on Rhapsody, my former employer and habitual love.

--Dave

Music to Read to

1. Chocolate Town by Ween
2. Sloop John B by The Beach Boys
3. Paint The Silence by South
4. Honey And The Moon by Joseph Arthur
5. White Flagby Dido
6. Orange Sky by Alexi Murdoch
7. Caught By The River by Doves
8. Don't Give Up On Me by Solomon Burke
9. Lazy Days by Leona Naess
10. All Kinds Of Time by Fountains of Wayne

Comments

[Mark Vane]

Hey, I recently added a news widget from www.widgetmate.com to my blog. It shows the latest news, and just took a copy and paste to implement. Might interest you too.

[Pauk]

I find I have trouble reading and listeing to vocal music at the same time; I might read a page before realizing the lyrics were in my head instead of the written words. I only read with instrumental music now.

[Dave]

I understand that Pauk. A favorite for deep reading is Yo Yo Ma's Bach Unaccompanied Cello Suites. Beautiful and engaging, but don't require you to have the music in the forefront.

http://www.rhapsody.com/yoyoma/bachunaccompaniedcellosuitesgreatperformances

[Cheryl Kaye Tardif]

I was wondering if you were ever going to allow active links here. It would be so helpful to be able to direct people to outside sources (even as a pop-up/off-site). Will you be considering allowing html or http:// links to go live? Or even [url] code?

Thanks.

[Kemberlee]

What? No Jimi?? You're in Seattle and no Jimi?! Not a Seattlite, but very excellent...try Elliot Yamin to relax by. Nothing better than Shelfari by Yamin!

[Giania]

You just earned so many awesome points for the following items:
Chocolate Town by Ween
&
Orange Sky by Alexi Murdoch

May better pizza and shorter nights grace you and your team soon. Cheers!