a playlist to romanticize studying geology

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jaxattackz via Discord

tracklist / artist - title (performer/s)

00:00 johannes bornlof - streams

02:14 jean sibelius - the spruce op. 75, no. 5 (paul barton)

05:18 ivan vladusic - grand canyon

08:10 alexander borodin - symphonic poem, in the steppes of central asia (tokyo philharmonic orchestra)

15:06 nowt - neverending

17:48 johannes bornlof - as i dream

20:53 peter sandberg - dismantle

22:48 felix mendelssohn - die hebriden, op. 26 (frankfurt radio symphony, andrés orozco-estrada)

33:33 ivan vladusic - woodlands

38:51 alfons daiminger - land in sight

42:11 bedrich smetana - má vlast, no. 2, vltava (wiener philharmonic, daniel baremboim)

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all rights to the original owners, i don't own any music or images used in this video, except for 'nowt' music

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#geology #playlist

[seagaulle]

Idk if you'll see this but thank you for making this playlist. I had to take geology for a required science credit even though I'm not in STEM and haven't taken it since middle school. At first I thought it was boring and couldn't get into it so I kind of slacked off in the class because I couldn't grasp the material, until I found this playlist and realized how cool it was. This actually kept me focused with studying which made my grades go up and I got some of the highest grades in the class on tests. Today I took my final and I had some of these songs stuck in my head while taking it, and while I was stressed it calmed me down and I looked over it and realized I memorized most of the material. I won't be able to take geology again because I need to graduate, so I don't know if I'll listen to this playlist again, but I just want to say thank you for making these wonderful playlists and I will always remember this one fondly.

Update: I not only ended up getting an A in the class, but I got straight A's for the first time since elementary school, I am beyond overjoyed!

[Jaxattackz]

Apprece Nobody!
This pitch was made on behalf of my grandma for mother's day since she used to love going to the mountains for pretty rocks. Happy Mother's Day Grandmama ❤❤❤

[faydee]

Thank you Nobody for including Bedřich Smetana in this playlist. It made my day that our national composer is being recognised. ( For context if anyone would like to know. Vltava is the longest river in Czechia and Smetana decided to portray its journey.)

[PlantaVeganas]

i didn't expect this playlist, BUT I LOVE IT, with this playlist i will get my title

[mizubiart]

I’m proud of my grandfather when I listen to this. He was a miner, he rose out of poverty to being somewhat of a CEO I guess in modern terms.

[vassiliskarabinis]

I love how random this is please do one for physiotherapy

[SpaceSwimmer]

Perfect to study for my geotectonics exam. Thank you!

[chem_mong]

Can't wait for a playlist to jam while completing my excel sheet

[someweirdhuman]

I love all these study Playlists. Could we maybe get one for history? That would make my day. But thank you for all this amazing work to help all of us fokus and get stuff done 😊

[izk]

Love these romanticizing studying series 🥰🤩☺️🐤🐤🍇

[Imane-nyzq]

Love it! Can you make one for studying literature or history?

[itscyber-man]

I literally just finished geology. Amazing.

[ceciliacorson]

I have been looking for those geology videos from the late 80s to early 90s; the professor lecturing and narrating the educational videos was from Occidental College. Anyone know his name? (If it helps, he has really dark hair and thick eyebrows that move around a LOT when he talks.)
Thanks!

Edit: Ope. Finally found it.

[dasafichnova]

Sorry for begging basically, but I love your playlists and I was wondering if you could make one for philosophy or linguistics please?

[NemFX]

Musical instructions unclear. Became Randy Marsh.

[FatimaViridianaFloresSenties]

Could you make some anthropology? I love your videos.

[zshkred]

We are waiting for a playlist that will romanticize archeology (lol buddy, you are literally digging in the ground looking for pottery and shards)

[emmaberger]

can't relate at all but I'm here for it anyway

[johhanwindsalor]

I was worried that you might've made the Qatari government mad... this video wasn't playing for several minutes... and the comments were blocked... but, all is right with the world now.