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What is your Work Music?
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T. Valko
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Early in the morning we start out with something nice and mellow:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziL2FyIg1_I
After lunch we're starting to get our groove on:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPNFVj-pISU
And when it gets close to quitting time we're ready to rock:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdLayh2gUvA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziL2FyIg1_I
After lunch we're starting to get our groove on:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPNFVj-pISU
And when it gets close to quitting time we're ready to rock:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdLayh2gUvA
Greg Truby
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Well, this is a rather interesting thread...
Here at work I cannot access the entire Web because of security retstrictions, so I rely on rotating my own CDs on my hdd. (Yeah, I know. Security is so tight I cannot listen to music, but I can logon to the forum and download my own CDs onto the machine...I didn't say it made sense!
)
At the moment, I have a rather eclectic selection. Everything from Bjork to The Who and The Sex Pistols and the SpongeBob Squarepants soundtrack (thanks to my kids). I like "Bikini Bottom" off that album.
Otherwise, depending on what I am doing and how I feel, I listen to various noise.
When I am in deep concentration mode, I like to listen to a collection of CDs from the Sacramento Choral Society. 100 voices accompanied with instrumentation--all in Latin. It has an amazing effect on my consciousness for some reason. My favorite is "introitus-in te, domine, speravi". Something about that piece drives my consciousness into a focus that drives thought and coding. I think it helps because I can simply enjoy the music without being distracted by lyrics because I do not know any Latin.
Otherwise, I listen to rock. Not heavy metal...The Police, Pink Floyd, Madness, ELO, Devo, The Clash, The Cars, etc.
I guess this kind of dates me as well.
Here at work I cannot access the entire Web because of security retstrictions, so I rely on rotating my own CDs on my hdd. (Yeah, I know. Security is so tight I cannot listen to music, but I can logon to the forum and download my own CDs onto the machine...I didn't say it made sense!
)At the moment, I have a rather eclectic selection. Everything from Bjork to The Who and The Sex Pistols and the SpongeBob Squarepants soundtrack (thanks to my kids). I like "Bikini Bottom" off that album.
Otherwise, depending on what I am doing and how I feel, I listen to various noise.
When I am in deep concentration mode, I like to listen to a collection of CDs from the Sacramento Choral Society. 100 voices accompanied with instrumentation--all in Latin. It has an amazing effect on my consciousness for some reason. My favorite is "introitus-in te, domine, speravi". Something about that piece drives my consciousness into a focus that drives thought and coding. I think it helps because I can simply enjoy the music without being distracted by lyrics because I do not know any Latin.
Otherwise, I listen to rock. Not heavy metal...The Police, Pink Floyd, Madness, ELO, Devo, The Clash, The Cars, etc.
I guess this kind of dates me as well.
Pandora mix
Deadbolt
Louis Jodan
Bob Dylan
David Bowie
Haircut 1000
Jimmy Cliff
OMD
Get me to a mix where I can pretty much forget I am working.
I meanafter the initial deselecting of every and any Jack Johnson song they attempt to put in your mix. I do not know if Jack Johnson is related to the guy who created Pandora but somehow he shws up in every Pandora mix.
Deadbolt
Louis Jodan
Bob Dylan
David Bowie
Haircut 1000
Jimmy Cliff
OMD
Get me to a mix where I can pretty much forget I am working.
I meanafter the initial deselecting of every and any Jack Johnson song they attempt to put in your mix. I do not know if Jack Johnson is related to the guy who created Pandora but somehow he shws up in every Pandora mix.
Richard Schollar
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Technically nothing but maybe I could argue Simon & Garfunkel's Sounds of Silence? 
