I want to start with something mellow and acoustic, maybe some folk or singer-songwriter vibes.
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Let's begin with Find Yourself by Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real. It's got a laid-back acoustic sound with folk and country influences.
assistant
Okay, next, I want something completely different – high energy, modern R&B/hip hop.  Something I can really dance to.
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Then I recommend Sidewalks by The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar. It's a high-energy track with that modern R&B and hip hop mix you're looking for.
assistant
That was awesome! Now, how about a classic, something smooth and romantic from the 50s or 60s. Think doo-wop or easy listening.
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For that classic romantic sound, try Come Softly To Me by The Fleetwoods. It's a timeless doo-wop song with that smooth, romantic feel.
assistant
This is great.  Now, something a little darker, more melancholic. Maybe some classic singer-songwriter with poetic lyrics.
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I suggest Is This What You Wanted by Leonard Cohen.  It's known for its melancholic mood and deeply poetic lyrics.
assistant
Perfect. Now, something completely different.  Let's go back to the 60s, but this time some upbeat rock and roll.
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Then you should check out Elenore by The Turtles. It's a classic rock and roll track from the 60s with an infectious energy.
assistant
I love it!  Switching gears again, something a bit more experimental. How about some early alternative rock, maybe a bit psychedelic?
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In that case, I'd recommend I Found A Reason by The Velvet Underground. This classic is a great example of experimental rock with a hint of psychedelia.
assistant
Excellent. Now, back to hip hop, but something a bit more laid back and soulful.  Some spoken word elements would be nice, too.
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Check out Sunday, Sunday featuring Frank Ocean by Earl Sweatshirt. It blends soulful hip hop with spoken-word elements.
assistant
Great.  Now, let's try some West Coast hip hop. I'm looking for something smooth but with a harder edge.
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I think you will enjoy Dapper, Dapper by Anderson .Paak and Domo Genesis.  Smooth vibes but with a West Coast hip hop edge.
assistant
Fantastic.  Now, something a bit more underground, a darker hip hop sound.
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For that darker underground sound, I recommend Burgundy by Earl Sweatshirt and Vince Staples. It's a solid West Coast underground hip hop track.
assistant
Perfect! Now something really different – some experimental noise rock. I want something chaotic and noisy with a driving rhythm.
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Okay, I suggest Little Trouble Girl by Sonic Youth. It has that raw energy and experimental noise rock sound you are looking for.
assistant
Wow, that was intense. Now for something completely different – something whimsical and psychedelic.
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Let's try Round And Round by Ariel Pink. It's known for its psychedelic and whimsical soundscapes.
assistant
That's certainly unique. Now, let's try something completely different. I want a very mainstream pop song, something poppy and catchy, even if it's a bit generic.
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I suggest Give It 2 U by Kendrick Lamar and Robin Thicke, remixed by Norman Doray and Rob Adans. It’s quite a mainstream pop hit, so I hope it's up your alley.
assistant
This is not what I was hoping for at all. It's far too mainstream and generic for my taste.  Could we try something completely different?
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My apologies! Let's try a different direction then.  How about Only You by The Platters? It's classic doo-wop that has a unique charm.
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