Sweet and Nostalgic 100 Albums Bucket List - Scratch off Poster

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See your own city through a new lens. Visit museums, attractions, and more to experience your city as a tourist. 66. Finish a classic novel Working out doesn’t have to be hard. Join a new sport or exercise class to try something new. 54. Forgive an old grudge

Stop putting off that book you’ve been meaning to read. The classics are classics for a reason. 67. Take a long vacation It reminds of getting ready to go to school and my mum always used to have Terry Wogan on the radio. It was quite haunting and mysterious to me. I was four or five at that time and the records remind me of pain because mum used to brush me and my sister’s hair before we went to school and, if you didn’t keep still, she’d hit you on the head with a hairbrush. They were plastic, so often they broke. I had a number of hairbrushes broken over my head to the sound of this record.” 71 Suicide –‘Suicide’ There’s even more FOMO, and if you’ve been languishing over the past few years, seeing it can often feel even more hopeless. Step out on your own by building a side hustle. There are no limits to what you can do. 46. Speak at a school or work event Is there a dish that wows your guests every time you prepare it? This is a sign you should create your recipe and share it with your friends and family. 125. Experience fine dining

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A silent disco is all the fun of a regular rave but without the possibility of a noise complaint. By hosting a silent disco, invite people to listen to music with their headphones. The dancing might not be on beat, but it will surely be special. 134. Crash a party There are few parties on Earth as exciting as Mardi Gras. Dubbed the most amazing show on Earth, this is the best kind of madness. Visit on Fat Tuesday in the early months of the year to see this city come to life in a new way. 80. See the Northern Lights

Sometimes the best thrills are underground. Go on a scuba dive excursion to see what you discover in the deep blue sea. 9. Learn to surf

I would highly recommend it to anyone who likes some nice beautiful poetry with their folk music. Simon is one of the reasons I started writing songs. He put out his first album in ’92 or so and he was a legend around Omaha when I was really young. He’s got a lot of great albums, but there’s something about ‘Songs For The New Year’ – I was a teenager when it came out and I associate it with a time in my life when I was getting into music and songwriting, so it has a special meaning for me. 84 Jimi Hendrix –‘Electric Ladyland’ It’s a beautifully heartbreaking record that taught me a lot about music. Having grown up listening to a lot of extreme stuff like Slayer and Pantera, to hear something so gentle but so intense opened my eyes to the fact that music doesn’t have to be brutal to take you somewhere heavy. I discovered the album through my lovely friend Craig B from Aereogramme. He used to make me these mixtapes. As a 17, 18 year-old kid, this was a world of music that I didn’t know existed, and I can never thank him enough for introducing me to it. 20 Led Zeppelin –‘Houses Of The Holy’ The most influential band of the last 30 years. They had such a huge impact on all the hip-hop stuff I used to listen to in the ‘90s. Their influence is so important in everything I’ve done, and what I continue to do. Strangely though, it’s not necessarily the kind of music I’d listen to a lot on my own, it just finds its way into so many parts of songs that I love. ‘Showroom Dummies’ in particular I really loved because I’d never heard anything like it at the time.” 53 Dead Kennedys –‘Plastic Surgery Disasters’ A herb garden is a small, approachable way to grow herbs in any space you have. While a full-blown veggie garden might not be possible, this will take your dishes up a notch. 130. Brew the perfect cup of coffee

Even if you can’t contribute funds, you can give your time. Spend time doing good for others. 62. Try yoga We’ve all made mistakes, but moving on is essential. Let go of past guilt with an apology, even if it’s long overdue. 57. Start end-of-life planningThe very first step I took, completely changed the trajectory of my life, and I’ll forever be grateful for it.