Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for Fears repeated 14 times, with 1000 Miles by Vanessa Carlton tossed in once somewhere in the middle.

I imagine they’d feel like they were babysitting their good friend who was blackout drunk but still conscious and who said that “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” was a song that never fails to calm them down. All the while, they’d occasionally remember the feeling that they were doing a good thing by making sure their friend didn’t choke on their own vomit that kept reappearing every hour or so.

i only need 1: Raining Tacos by Perry Gripp.

Allan Holdsworth

15 different versions of Baby Shark that my daughter has on repeat.

I imagine the world would react negatively.

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Pokemon Mystery Dungeon soundtracks.

Loneward / Hidden in Plain Sight

Jon Brooks / Descent

Robert Rich / Cave Paintings

Claudio Barria Casanueva / Distant Beacons

Tapes and Topographies / Devolve

Tom Heasley / Solitude

Jeff Greinke / Cirrus Currents

Nimanty / Galactic Highway

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I think we could all chill

Because I wouldn’t want people to kill me after the 24 hours is over… I would go with the Pink Floyd album, Meddle, mostly for Echoes (six tracks). Then the Jean-Michel Jarre album, Oxygène (another six). Then some good trip-hop tracks for something to move to.
Maybe Supreme Beings of Leisure, Ghetto. Moloko, Fun for Me. Morcheeba, Blood Like Lemonade.

The album World Music Radio, by Jon Batiste

Ram Ranch in the top 15 languages of the world

Probably the Book of Mormon original Broadway cast recording. But I’d have to cut out 1 song, that’d be difficult to choose which one.

4’33" by John Cage repeated 15 times.

I listen to prog, so it’d be a looong playlist

They’d think I came from an alternate universe. Video game soundtracks and some songs I made alongside some lostwave. The video game songs don’t sound like they’re from a game, and the rest are things they’d be unfamiliar with.

Reggaeton