iTunes Playlist Suggestions?

[headz2ray]

Lately I've been downloading individual songs from iTunes to make my own massage mixes for the office. I wanted CD's where I liked every song. I also wanted some CD's that had different styles of music than are typically heard on massage CD's. Has anyone else done this? If so, let's share playlists! Here are two of mine:

Magic Massage Mix (variety of instruments and sounds)
Bricklayer’s Beautiful Daughter – Will Ackerman
Aiionwatha Forgives – Joanne Shenandoah
Embrace – Shastro
Sketches of Topanga – W.G. Snuffy Walden
To Take … To Hold – Yanni
Elysian Fields – 2002
The Magic Birdcage – Troika
Renouncement – Michael Hoppe
Mother of Nations – Joanne Shenandoah
Awakening – Shastro
Pavane – Steve Erquiaga
One Man’s Dream – Yanni

New Flamenco Massage Mix
Azul by Jesse Cook
All That Remains by Jesse Cook
Till We Meet Again by Oscar Lopez
Alone With You by Armik
Isla Del Sol by Armik
Cancion Triste by Jesse Cook
Surrender 2 Love by Ottmar Liebert
Shepherd's Nite Watch by Ottmar Liebert
Querido Amigo by Jesse Cook
Salamanco by Benedetti and Svoboda
Haynach by Benedetti and Svoboda

 

[syla]

Thanks for this! I don't have an iPod, but when I do, I'll be looking into this more.

I just re-mix my CD's for an hour in length. So, I may or may not have the songs specifically. If I do, would you want how I have them arranged?

 

[hate late people]

When I make my mixes, I set up the order intentionally with songs that flow well into each other. If you do this as well, then yes, I would be very interested in the order of your mixes.

 

[Pompal 09.]

The timing for your thread is perfect! Thank you for the suggetions..I"ve been trying to put together a cd for over a week now.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

 

[Deren]

iMix

you can't go wrong with loading the entire content of these two albums (after years still my most-requested by clients of both sexes and all walks of life)

Visual (Oystein Sevag and Lakki Patey)

Afterglow (Stephen Halperin, Michael Hoppe, Tim Wheater)

I like to mix them up a bit within the playlist so it runs about 100 minutes. I also have a "generic" massage playlist that has the favorites from many well-loved discs and it runs about six hours, total, and includes these two. It's very nice for all-day work, especially chair.

And of course, the lovely thing about iPod is being able to make playlists specifically for the clients who relax best to really old jazz (Chet Baker, Paul Desmond, etc) or classical piano, or even Moby (Disc 2 from Hotel is fantastic and terribly overlooked) -- whatever their preference is we can exceed it.