Dead Famous Alexander the Great Print
The playlist they never made.
A beautifully designed A3 art print combining history, humour and music. Seven tracks specially chosen for Alexander the Great, alongside music they actually heard, or could have heard, in their lifetime. Scan the QR code to listen to the curated playlist on Spotify.
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- Dead Famous Series No. 011
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No. 011 · Conqueror · 356 BC – 323 BC
“Conquering Everything, Including The Aux”
Restless, ferociously competitive, and driven by a need to outdo not just his rivals but the legendary heroes of myth he idolised, particularly Achilles. He reportedly slept with a copy of the Iliad under his pillow.
Editor's note Alexander is believed to have listened to this entire playlist standing, declared The Final Countdown 'fitting, though Europe sounds like a country I have not yet personally subdued,' and immediately requested a list of any remaining unconquered streaming platforms.
The seven
- 01Power — Kanye West (2010)Conquered the known world by his early thirties and genuinely believed himself descended from Zeus. The confidence checks out.
- 02The Final Countdown — Europe (1986)He marched an army from Greece to India. Few songs capture the sheer audacity of that itinerary better.
- 03Lose Yourself — Eminem (2002)Cut the Gordian Knot rather than untie it, because losing was never an option he genuinely entertained.
- 04Centuries — Fall Out Boy (2014)Obsessed with eternal legacy and being 'remembered for centuries' — he named over twenty cities after himself to ensure it.
- 05Hurt — Johnny Cash (2002)Killed his closest friend Cleitus in a drunken rage and reportedly mourned him for days afterward, inconsolable.
- 06Run This Town — Jay-Z, Rihanna & Kanye West (2009)He genuinely did run most of the known world by the end. This is simply accurate reporting.
- 07Don't Stop Believin' — Journey (1981)Wept, famously, because there were no more worlds left to conquer. This is the only song that could possibly follow that.

Behind the playlist · No. 011
Behind the playlist.
The notes that go with this playlist on Spotify: why these seven, what they actually heard, and the Editor's note.
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