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Scholar's Jukebox
To study music, you have to
listen to it. Music is an essential part of human culture.
Often mistaken for a commodity, an error that classifies
musicians as manufacturers of tunes, what is modernly called
music is often designed for disposability, inoffensiveness,
and speedy obsolescence. Not so the music that will be
posted here, that will connect you with what is true, good,
fine and enduring in humanity's struggle with a difficult,
dazzling world.
2001: A Space Odyssey Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Aretha Franklin
Bauhaus
Basquiat Original Soundtrack, Music From the Miramax Film
Beastie Boys
Bee Gees
Bettye LaVette
Big Audio Dynamite
Blade Runner Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Bob Dylan
Buffalo Springfield
Burning London: The Clash Tribute
Butthole Surfers
Cat Stevens
Chumbawamba
Concrete Blonde
Crazy Horse
Cream
Cry-Baby Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Darken My Fire: A Gothic Tribute to the Doors
David Bowie
Desperado: The Soundtrack
Jimi Hendrix
Joan Baez
John Lennon
Nellie McKay
Neil Young
New Land: Exodus From Lhasa, by Red Temple Spirits
Phil Ochs
Southern Man, by Neil Young
Swaha, by Bhagavan Das & Amazing Grace
Teenage Lobotomy, by The Ramones
The City of Lost Children Original Motion Picture
Soundtrack, Music by Angelo Badalamenti
The Preacher and the Slave, Played by Harry K. McClintock,
by Joe Hill
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