science music poll
Apr. 13th, 2007 10:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
asimplechord[Poll #965865]
The Scientist (Coldplay) - Yeah, I know, not really sciency, but discussing this song with The Chief is the one that spurred the whole project, so it has to be included.
I think I'm a clone now (Weird Al)
Pocket Calculator (Kraftwerk) - Math counts, doesn't it?
F@#k the creationists (MC Hawking)
Clones (Alice Cooper)
She blinded me with science (Thomas Dolby)
E=MC2 (Big Audio Dynamite)
The Sodium Chloride Song - OK, it's educational, not popular. But it makes me laugh.
The Amoeba Hop - This one, too. And it makes me want to re-rec![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lesyeuxvert00's microbial slash each time I hear it.
I can make you a man (Tim Curry/RHPC) - Science fiction counts, too. :)
Supermassive Black Hole (Muse)
Chemistry (Semisonic)
Weird science (Oingo Boingo)
Do the evolution (Pearl Jam)
Particle Man (TMBG)
Genetic engineering (X-Ray Spex)
Surreal (Free Radicals)
The future's so bright... (Timbuk3) - I'm waffling on this one. It's sorta nuclear - that's what "he" is studying - but not. Opinions?
Still considering:
Building a histidine [Shut it! HIS biosynthesis is really important, and really useful in yeast genetics and selection.]
Energy (The Apples in Stereo)
one of the scientist biographies (Artichoke)
The Scientist (Coldplay) - Yeah, I know, not really sciency, but discussing this song with The Chief is the one that spurred the whole project, so it has to be included.
I think I'm a clone now (Weird Al)
Pocket Calculator (Kraftwerk) - Math counts, doesn't it?
F@#k the creationists (MC Hawking)
Clones (Alice Cooper)
She blinded me with science (Thomas Dolby)
E=MC2 (Big Audio Dynamite)
The Sodium Chloride Song - OK, it's educational, not popular. But it makes me laugh.
The Amoeba Hop - This one, too. And it makes me want to re-rec
lesyeuxvert00's microbial slash each time I hear it.I can make you a man (Tim Curry/RHPC) - Science fiction counts, too. :)
Supermassive Black Hole (Muse)
Chemistry (Semisonic)
Weird science (Oingo Boingo)
Do the evolution (Pearl Jam)
Particle Man (TMBG)
Genetic engineering (X-Ray Spex)
Surreal (Free Radicals)
The future's so bright... (Timbuk3) - I'm waffling on this one. It's sorta nuclear - that's what "he" is studying - but not. Opinions?
Still considering:
Building a histidine [Shut it! HIS biosynthesis is really important, and really useful in yeast genetics and selection.]
Energy (The Apples in Stereo)
one of the scientist biographies (Artichoke)
