What music do you listen to?

I noticed when i troubleshoot networks i love listenning to Techno or D`n`B it makes me think faster.
What kind of music do you like to listen to when working??

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eltoro

acid jazz
jazz fusion
contemporary jazz
traditional jazz

All dat jazz!

sprkymrk

Classical - and only at low volume. Anything else is too distracting. That's why coffee shops or book stores are favorite places for me to study. Okay, the coffee is another reason, but the ambiance is nice.

TechJunky

None. I like to have no music if others are around.

Rock, when I am by myself locked in a room.

mikej412

None. Couldn't hear it anyway over the turbine engine roar of all the equipment exhaust fans. And even when I work from home, I have a cat that sounds like a Cesna when it purrs.

Plantwiz

Classical
Pink Floyd
Punk

really just depends on my mood

royal

Mostly Rock

Sie

Another vote for rock here.

But not when im studying, quieter the better.

Pash

mikej412 wrote:

None. Couldn't hear it anyway over the turbine engine roar of all the equipment exhaust fans. And even when I work from home, I have a cat that sounds like a Cesna when it purrs.

That made me lol. I can relate to the loud cat purr because my little black cat purrs like a madman, he also breathes like darth vader bless him.

Music? Anything, and i mean anything.

Megadeth4168

Usually nothing.....

There are times when I have to run a presure sealer to fold and seal water and tax bills. The machine itself is loud! I will sometimes put on some headphones and drown out the noise..... When I do that, It's usually hard rock.... Note my name

When studying, it has to be quiet.

Ahriakin

For work it's mostly the likes of Paul Oakenfold (lighter more melodic techno anyway, a bit more upbeat than chillout but less than hardcore). For Home lab work a mix of that and indie(ish) rock - Muse, Mutemath, Sisters of Mercy etc. For study usually instrumental stuff (Mike Oldfield, Jeremy Soule (a game composer)). My little Cowon A20 is a valued part of my tool kit

motherwolf

Having grown up in Seattle in the early 90's it was nothing but Nirvana, AIC, Soundgarden and the like. Man those were some great bands, don't make 'em like that anymore. Now it's a bit tougher to find a good band these days but I have managed to find a few: Kings of Leon, Silversun Pickups, Wolfmother, BRMC, The Black Angels. But only when not studying

royal

It seems like most people listen to music when not studying. Personally, I listen to music the most when I study. It helps block out everything else and I am able to concentrate a lot more on the material when I have some rock band yelling in my ear. Weird eh?

Gabe7055

None when I am studying but when I work I have to have music. Mainly Indie rock, traditional jazz, and Dave Matthews Band.

/usr

Having grown up in Seattle in the early 90's it was nothing but Nirvana, AIC, Soundgarden and the like. Man those were some great bands, don't make 'em like that anymore. Now it's a bit tougher to find a good band these days but I have managed to find a few: Kings of Leon, Silversun Pickups, Wolfmother, BRMC, The Black Angels. But only when not studying

Ever hear of the Drive-By Truckers? Good band. A friend of has compared them somewhat to Kings of Leon, I think...

mrhaun03

Rap...straight Hip Hop. Tupac was a poet. They don't rap like they used to.

"Now everybody sound the same, commercialized the game."
~Nas

There's a few good ones still out there tho.

Hip Hop ain't dead.

JDMurray

If I'm writing software then I like to listen to AM talk radio or podcasts. If I'm writing prose (paper for school, blog articles, etc.) then I prefer any instrumental music that I'm in the mood for (e.g., classic rock, 70's electronic, 20th century classical, movie soundtracks). I can't write prose and listen to sung or spoken words at the same time, as it's really distracting to my brain. Music with singing/speaking in languages that my brain can't process, such as contemporary Indian or Hawaiian music, is OK.

GeorgeMcFly22

royal wrote:

Personally, I listen to music the most when I study. Weird eh?

That is indeed verry weird royal, when i study i really need complete silence.

At work i like to listen to soundtracks, today i listened to the soundtrack of "Les Triplettes De Belleville", a french animation-movie, really great soundtrack and superb movie.

elover_jm

> Reggea
>Hip hop
>pop
>R & B
>Gospel

RussS

Doro Pesch

JDMurray

RussS wrote:

Doro Pesch

OK, I had to look *that* one up on the Wikipedia: Doro Pesch

Still rockin' strong at 43? Du tust es jetzt, Mädchen!

Darthn3ss

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=4940341
Acrassicauda. Shame they're stuck in a country where they have little to no chance of recording an album.

BeaverC32

The only music I ever listen to is while I am in my SUV...can't concentrate if music is going on in the background.

With that said, my favorite band EVER would have to be Sublime.