Once again, sorry for the delay, I’ve had some major personal problems and I couldn’t have worked on the new playlist yesterday. Today I managed to get myself together enough to do it so…the second weekly playlist is up.

Here’s a brief list of what’s on. To read more about it and see where you can get the last one if you liked it, click the “read more” link.

• 2001, 19th March: Beat Down
• 2001, 19th March: Saturation
• 2002, 10th June: Don’t Forget Me
• 2001, A segment from the independent Kuhinja interview
• 2006, 26th October: Intro
• 2007, 01st July: Intro
• 2007, 13th April: For Emily (Wherever I May Find Her)
• 2006, 28th October: The City Of New Orleans
• A cover of Time Is Nothing, by Hrvoje Baudoin
• The String Quartet tribute to RHCP: Tell Me Baby

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If you’re seeing something new in the sidebar, nope, your eyes are not fooling you. This is an idea I came up with a couple of days ago and after a successful beta-test during the weekend, it’s online now: Invisible Movement’s very own weekly playlist, containing a mishmash of audio and video of John, RHCP and some more for you to enjoy.

If you’re not seeing a player with a playlist underneath, you need to download the Adobe Flash Player and restart your browser afterwards. The feature has been tested on Internet Explorer 7.x and Firefox 2.x; but I believe it works on the most major browsers as well. I’m afraid it won’t work for users who browse the side using their PDA devices, mobile phones, hi-tech toasters and bedside lamps; so have a look at this once you’re near a real computer. Dial-up users, I’m sorry, but this is going to eat your nerves.

Here’s a brief list of what’s on the playlist. To read more about it and see where you can get the last one if you liked it, click the “read more” link.

• 2003: McM Special in 3 parts
• The String Quartet tribute to RHCP: Dani California
• 2006, 07th December: Blue Sunday
• 2006, 07th December: I’m Eighteen
• 2007, 26th June: SOS
• 2007, 06th July: SOS
• 1998, 06th September: Your Song
• 2006, 22nd November: An interview with XFM radio

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