A few songs all physicists should listen to:P

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The discussion centers around various songs that incorporate themes of science, mathematics, and technology. Notable mentions include Blue Oyster Cult's "Astronomy," which is highlighted for its thematic relevance, and Tool's "Lateralus," which features the Fibonacci sequence. The conversation also touches on Iron Maiden's "Brighter Than A Thousand Suns," emphasizing its lyrical depth and puns. Kraftwerk's tracks, particularly "Radioactivity" and "Computer Love," are noted for their connections to the origins of computing and the internet. Additionally, Joy Division's "Atmosphere" is discussed for its visual symbolism related to equilibrium and personal relevance. Overall, the thread explores the intersection of music with scientific concepts and personal interpretations.
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