i think ‘To Rococo Rot – Non Song’ would fit in here perfectly.
In case you don’t know them check their 2004 album ‘Hotel Morgen’ out. In my opinion of the best electronic records.

The English or Shakespearean sonnet, developed first by Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey (1517-1547), consists of three quatrains and a couplet–that is, it rhymes abab cdcd efef gg.

Thanks for the answer, it was very interesting to read it.
Here you are how MDM creates human sparks.

If it is circular (endless loop), then it should go in nice loop. Usually, ambient mood are easier to do. One can play with a lot of idea with minimal texture change, it isn’t as boring to repeat more subtle texture over and over.

A to B type of list usually work better if one wants a bridge, changing mood, transition, or directional transition.. Loud and harsh style usually work better in straight list. It’s too overwhelming to hear it endlessly.

But the big point is still about idea and fun listening. specifically for blog posting, there is form limitation. We can’t post too many songs in single post. On top of that, nobody has time to listen to 15-20 songs in a row in one blog post. So it’s moot.

Compare this to party list… 2 hour of continuous beat, or driving playlist…3-4 hours of variety entertainment… or bedroom list… etc..

btw, there are tricks to make A to B list sounds like a loop. for eg. if you insert “cover songs”, that will make listener recall the beginning of the list. This despite the list not structured as loop.

My idea of good looping list is one that is design with periodicity. usually I put 2 period, with 2 or 3 songs 3 minute each. The big loop is as one unifying theme (eg, sound, lyric, narrative or one key transition). and there is the smaller repeats. (I like style or key change repeat. ABB-ABB .. or ABB-ACC etc … )

whatever is interesting.

I would have added “meum” at the end of the playlist (and I would have dropped “testament”); the first track reminds me the gingle that old clocks play to announce each new hour and Meum is the clock ring that wakes you up.

but yes. Classic rock form is hard to reinvent, all the basic sound are established. So if one would to post popular item, it would be just redo of major styles in the past 5 decades.

..then the question becomes, why not simply dig the old masters?

so, the new guys with their new sound needs a chance too. (not that we don’t do retro.)