I made this playlist that alternates between Surf Rock and Reggae songs (and one Calypso track to cap it off) with a horror theme. It has been a go to for me over the last couple years. Click the artwork, and enjoy! Terror, on the Beach   ... View more

Fresh for '88   Click the art to remember why '88 was one of the greatest years in Hip-Hop history. Lyricism took a quantum leap, sampling at it's best before the licensing crack down, and the emergence of many legendary artists. What years would you submit as other high-water marks for the genre? ... View more

  All the songs on this playlist are about food, eating, digestion or cooking. Got the idea for the playlist after listening to Eddie Harris' funky jam about gluttony "That Is Why You're Overweight" and the T-Bones jingle "No Matter What Shape Your Stomach's In" written for an Alka-Seltzer commercial. The playlist spans many genres from Easy Listening to New Wave Punk, but somehow I feel like these tracks belong together. Sit down grab a fork and click the album art above to dig in. What are your favorite tracks about food/eating?  ... View more

  With a documentary on Showtime and a drama on Hulu this year, now is as good a time as any to reflect on the tremendous legacy of the Wu-Tang Clan. This playlist is not a greatest hits but a sampling of the diverse projects the Wu has spawned. Wu-Tang Forever! Click the art to listen on Pandora. ... View more

From the droning guitars in Limits of Control to Ethio-jazz in Broken Flowers, a cohesive musical backdrop has been a central element in all of Jim Jarmusch's films. This playlist is a collection of some of my favorite cuts featured in his work, his original compositions (with his band SQÜRL), and other related projects. What is your favorite Jarmusch soundtrack/score and why? Click the artwork above to listen on Pandora! ... View more