Oh man, after analyzing the Petroff for 6 hours straight, it's time for something cheerful. Music recommendations, anyone?

@ChessExplained what did you end up deciding on recommending against the petroff defense in your second edition of keep it simple E4?

@ChessExplained After that stuff surely you need some rammstein!

@ChessExplained Not sure what you prefer but this is an excellent lesser-known album if you like late-60s rock. youtube.com/watch?v=r7ekYE…

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@ChessExplained I've Seen All Good People by Yes and White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane are two of the best chess related songs.

@ChessExplained After the Petroff, some Leonard Cohen to cheer you up?

@ChessExplained This should take your mind off the Petrov youtube.com/watch?v=s4gYbl…

@ChessExplained open.spotify.com/artist/7EA0bLf…

@ChessExplained Haydn Trumpet Concerto (especially final movement); Sinatra: Songs for Swinging Lovers; The Beach Boys: Pet Sounds; Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass: Whipped Cream & Other Delights; ABBA; Fleet Foxes; Tish Hinojoss: Culture Swing

@ChessExplained Pretty much anything by The Heavy.

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@ChessExplained Prokofiev's Dance Of The Knights?

@ChessExplained The French

@ChessExplained Excited for the new e4 course!

@ChessExplained Yakety Sax: youtu.be/ZnHmskwqCCQ

@ChessExplained Did any novelty come up in the Petroff that requires new analyses?

@ChessExplained Duda-Giri 😃

@ChessExplained You're going to have to reinvest those fat Chessable checks into therapy upon completion. 😁

@ChessExplained Mad World is more cheerful than that...

@ChessExplained Rachmaninov, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, and Stravinsky. All are Petroff....er....I mean, famous Russian classical music composers.

@ChessExplained Queen- Another one bites the dust.😅

@ChessExplained This one never fails to lift my mood: youtube.com/watch?v=3iHYAf…

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