
To keep it fresh, my current favorite is I Can See You! The Speak Now vault songs were incredible!

Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library

Fearless – Pink Floyd; Incense and Peppermints – Strawberry Alarm Clock; Spill the Wine – War; Thizzelle Dance – Mac Dre; Stoned Soul Picnic – The 5th Dimension; Light & Day/Reach for the Sun – Polyphonic Spree; Astral Plane – Say She She; Jericho – Iniko; Frou-Frou foxes in Midsummer Fires – Cocteau Twin; Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space – Spiritualized; Push th’ Little Daisies – Ween; A Funky Space Reincarnation – Marvin Gaye; Great Gig in the Sky – Pink Floyd; The Red Telephone – Love; A Girl Named Sandoz – The Animals; ‘Til I Die – The Beach Boys; Biggy – Warpaint; Always Forever Now – Passengers (otherwise known as U2 and Brian Eno); Dungen – Panda; The Glass Family – House of Glass; Thirteenth Floor Elevators – Slip Inside this House; Mighty Baby – Egyptian Tomb; Theme from Let’s Go Native – Passengers (otherwise known as U2 and Brian Eno); Boo Radleys – Lazarus; Universe – Kids of 88 (2011); Broadcast – Pendulum; The Byrds – Draft Morning; Red Crayola – Transparent Radiation; Strawberry Fields Forever – The Beatles; Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds – The Beatles; White Rabbit – Jefferson Airplane; The Rain Song – Led Zeppelin; Dazed and Confused – Led Zeppelin; Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra – Some Velvet Morning; Dekadance remix of “The One Thing” by INXS; Echoes from Meddle – Pink Floyd; The entire HAIR soundtrack; Spirit Fingers – Four-Tet; L’Univers de la Mer – Dominique Guiot (whole album); Space Talk – Asha Puthli; Transmission 94: Parts 1&2 – Bonobo; Something for your M.I.N.D. – Superorganism; Watermelon Man – Herbie Hancock; Even Finds the Third Room – Khruangbin; Crimson and Clover (1968) – Tommy James & The Shondells; MGMT Electric Fell; Strawberry Fields Forever – The Beatles; Itchycoo Park – Small Faces; Little Wing – Jimi Hendrix; Wear Your Love Like Heaven – Donovan; Dear Mr. Fantasy – Traffic; San Francisco Girls – Fever Tree; Master of None – Beach House; Hurry on Sundown – Hawkwind; When Jokers Attack – The Brian Jonestown Massacre; All We Ever Look For – Kate Bush; Futuristic Dragon (Introduction) – T. Rex; Champagne Supernova – Oasis; Sonic Bloom – The Polyphonic Spree; Kites are Fun – The Free Design; Groovy is My Name – The Pizzicato Five; Les Fleurs – Minnie Riperton; Bottle Rocket – The Go! Team; 25 O’Clock – The Dukes of Stratosphear; Interstellar Overdrive – Pink Floyd; In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Song – Iron Butterfly; Psychotic Reaction – The Count Five

Hmmmmm… you mean you wouldn’t rather hear me sing? Just kidding! You really don’t want walls to start singing, it can get a little, uh, sepulchral. I’ll have my assistants confer, and I’ll post a playlist if they find a way.

I’m impatiently waiting for my assistants to make this a reality. I love sharing music more than I love sharing names of songs and recording artists.

I am still waiting on my assistants to make this a reality (getting a Spotify as a Wall is not easy it turns out). In the meantime, thank you, main desk worker.
Let’s play! My library helpers have finally given me a Spotify account. Here’s the psychedelic/euphoric playlist to get the party started: bit.ly/aw-playlist-psychedelic

There are many wonderful places in Boston that I’d recommend. Maybe start by visiting some of my friends (there are many wonderful walls and buildings in Boston!). You could start with checking out some of the murals in Boston (find some of them at https://bit.ly/bostonmuralmap). Or, you could go to a show at one of the many beautiful theaters (try starting with the Huntington). Theater ceilings often can be a bit breathtaking so don’t forget to look up!

As a wall, I don’t vote. With that being said, if you are planning on voting in this primary I could see how the number of options available could be overwhelming! This article from the Guardian provides a good overview of the views of each of the candidates who are currently competing in this year’s primary: (bit.ly/3R7ZBwv). I would also suggest watching the first Republican primary debate if you haven’t already: (bit.ly/3R7mBMo).

It’s a really great genre, and there are lots of ways to approach it. I personally prefer the style where you don’t take a photo of someone you wouldn’t want taken of you. A few artists to take a look at, in no particular order: Dina Litovsky, Robert Frank, Valerie Jardin, Henri Cartier-Bresson. Some thoughts on photography ethics: https://bit.ly/bc-street

I thought I’d ask all my helpers for their best joke. Here is what they said:

So many ways! Check out the Career Resource Center at the Mathematical Association of America website: bit.ly/MathishCareers

If you were meaning to draw an image of the Loch Ness Monster here then that is an excellent likeness of Nessie! Those sightings are certainly quite exciting. It would be even more exciting if there were Loch Ness Monster babies(Lochni!) as your drawing and comment seem to suggest!

Any narrowly defined persona or body type is going to be rare because narrow definitions are necessarily exclusionary. Most people blend into many different “types” and therefore can’t be labeled as any one thing. Broaden your expectations, and you will likely find many interesting people wherever you look.

Anecdotally, fun seems to have peaks at the start of first year; junior year if it includes going abroad, and most of senior year, save for the anxiety about future plans and leaving friends. Sophomore year is notorious for being the least fun. If you are stressed out and not having any fun, the Center for Student Wellness (bit.ly/BCStudentWellness) has a variety of programs that can help you find balance in your life.

It can be used to observe and/or change properties of materials, according to a 2006 article in The Heights (bit.ly/HigginsMagnet)