Molecular Melody (for Nick)
It was providence alone that led me to this site below. I own the Dorothy Collins Experiment Songs lp, but for whatever reason I've never thought to search for others on the www. Some library site that I subscribe to led me to a massive database of science songs, most of which are not available for free. This massive database is indeed massive. I started to just randomly click on links, figuring that I'd get bored shortly. What did I happen upon almost immediately, but this site, featuring the greatest science songs I've ever heard (okay, they're pretty much the only science songs I've ever heard).....
Singing Science Records
It was providence alone that led me to this site below. I own the Dorothy Collins Experiment Songs lp, but for whatever reason I've never thought to search for others on the www. Some library site that I subscribe to led me to a massive database of science songs, most of which are not available for free. This massive database is indeed massive. I started to just randomly click on links, figuring that I'd get bored shortly. What did I happen upon almost immediately, but this site, featuring the greatest science songs I've ever heard (okay, they're pretty much the only science songs I've ever heard).....
Singing Science Records
posted by trawlerman at 7:04 PM
1 Comments:
Simply awesome. I have only had time to check out a few but so far my favorite is the Electric Field Love Song, which includes lyrics such as "You be the E-field and I'll be the B-field, and together we will travel through space my love." Or something like that. BRILLIANT!
N. Frascino | 02.13.05 - 5:24 pm | #
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