My favorite synthwave track by a longshot. And very appropriate for this community
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I was always hoping Elton John and David Bowie would get together on some show, maybe SNL or a British variety show, and combine their two great songs, āRocket Manā and āSpace Odyssey,ā but alas I havenāt been able to find one. Iāve never heard a good mashup of them either except for the one below, being reasonable. Iāve seen Elton John in concert a couple of times and heās truly amazing. Still waiting for the perfect fusion of these two songs with the original troubadours. However, this one is a nice blend:
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One of my favorite Dharma songs from 1970. It never gets old!
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A major purpose of listening to music when I was growing up, then grown up, was to dance! One of the best dance tunes is this one:
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Those puppets are terrifying. 
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Hereās a favorite of mine I just remembered today and havenāt really listened to for a while. I love this artistās music, it has the quality of a lucid dream. I actually think the artist said at one point that a lot of his songs here written from themes that came up during his dreams. The Space Oddity/ Rocketman mashup (both songs which I love a lot) reminded me of it.
Hereās one of his more dreamlike songs. Very resonant with the topics we discuss here.
And hereās another space-themed song of his I couldnāt resist sharing:
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Oh and forgot to mention he actually has a song title Lucid Dream. Itās a good one. 
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My favorite Dream song:
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Oh good choice! Havenāt heard this song in a while. Forgot how much I love it. 
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Hard to beat song of the '80s:
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This song isnāt about dreams, but it has a very dreamlike atmosphere and I love it. I mean, I guess thatās expected. The genre of this kind of music is called dream pop after all. The Cocteau Twins are awesome.
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Another 80s āDharma song,ā maybe samsara, and pretty good. THE DEVIL INSIDE!
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Hard to beat dance tune from the Juke box days.
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Not sure why but Goosebumps reminds me of one good olā Leon Redbone
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Lol, I was not sure either when I first listened to it. But listening closely to the too songs they seem to have low tone āhornā like sounding instrument playing in the background, in Goosebumps its more autotuned and distroted, not sure what you would call it. But can see a connection now.
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Bob Dylan - Hurricane (Official Audio)
āNow all the criminals in their coats and their ties
Are free to drink martinis and watch the sun rise
While Rubin sits like Buddha in a ten-foot cell
An innocent man in a living hellā
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Where we all end up, The End of the Line. Roy Orbison reached it before the video was made.
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I still havenāt found what Iām looking for . . . .
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