Music, Photos, and Videos

I just listened to my Spotify playlist of performers I heard at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival (which is really a world music festival), and I love it.

If you want to listen to (most of) my playlist, click here and follow the steps indicated to get Spotify on your desktop if you don’t already have it.

I said “most of” because apparently you will be unable to listen to four of the songs that are on my hard drive but not in the Spotify library. But you could buy them from Itunes like I did!

I believe for $4.99 you can get a free one month Spotify trial to avoid the commercials. Or you can get the totally Free version and endure occasional commercials.

My playlist includes 34 songs and lasts somewhat more than two hours.

I’ve posted photos of the artists included on the playlist (and other photos of the festival) on Flickr. The photos are in the same order as the order of the songs on the playlist.

To see the photos, click here.

If you hover your cursor over a photo, the names of the artists appear. If you click on a photo, it will fill most of your screen and the names still appear. From there, you can go through the photos one at a time manually, or you can click on the three-dot icon at the bottom right and click “View slideshow” for the photos to be displayed full-screen automatically.

I’ve also posted 115 photos of other parts of my trip. To view them, click here. 

Lastly, I’ve also posted 11 minutes of unedited videos, two of which are very rough because I left the camera on for several seconds unknowlingly.

To view them, click here. You can also automatically view the videos as a “slideshow.”

To review my commentary on my travels, you can read VancouverReflections and Alaska Reflections.