What music do you listen to code to?
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GnR
BonJovi
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DMB
Harry Connick Jr.
Godsmack -
W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
Depends on how fast I want to write
I've got a deadline job, then I usually put something fast paced on, like Sonic Mayhem, Frank Klepacki, The Prodigy, etc...
Whereas, if I need to be creative, usually Muse or Adam Freeland, maybe something from my "Others" collection.
Else, whatever's next in my playlist. -
LOTRs soundtrack / pirates of the caribbean soundtrack... Various others... Nothing special
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Detroit Muscle
Wii!
Mega Man 3 soundtrack. It's also what I do chicks to.
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Red5
Systems Manager Curmudgen
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Big Head Todd and the Monsters
Pink Floyd
The Church
Dream Academy (i feel like such a wuss) -
Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
Manip wrote:LOTRs soundtrack
That one works for me.
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I listen to:
Coldplay
Evanescene
Within temptation -
Sven Groot wrote:
Manip wrote: LOTRs soundtrack
That one works for me.
Same here.
Thats a really good one actually all three are great. -
blowdart
Peek-a-boo
It really does depend.
1) Most of the corporates I'm at find music at work unprofessional, and I have to agree.
2) At home, well it depends on what I'm doing, but right now it's acoustic jazz guitar. Or a 24 hour news channel. Or Futurama
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Tensor
Im in yr house upgrading yr family
<- Bob Log III
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I work in a room with three other people, and it's not a big room - about 18 ft x 18 ft, no cubicles. One of them's my boss and he's quite often on the phone. There are plenty of distractions - ringing phones, people having impromptu design discussions (possibly with some of the three people who work in the other room), people talking on the phone. To be able to concentrate, I need to listen to something to blank out everything else that's going on.
Today's selection has been Presidents of the United States Of America - their eponymous first album. Yesterday it was Franz Ferdinand and Joe Satriani. Later on it might be Electric Six or Sack Trick, or perhaps Jimi Hendrix - haven't decided yet. -
popcorn 99MiX
Present Light
monkey island
IK+ 4-ever!
Ice Breath
Hybrid song 2:20
Giana Sisters ingame
Crystalstar
Hmmm by JosSs&Yero
"Click" - Necros/PM
242-chip#1
Unfamiliar? Go back to the roots (or here). -
Tristania
Therion
Lacuna Coil
Pink Floyd
BraveHeart SoundTrack
Dimmu Borgir
Paradise Lost
Nightwish
Moonspell
Lorena McKennit
Evereve
Theatre Of Tragedy
Burzum
After Forever
Amorphis
The Gathering
Haggard
Among Others
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KnightOfNI
Ni Ni Ni
Rage against the machine all day long....
When the stress level is up, so is the volume.
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JohnAskew
9 girl in pink sweater
Baroque genre, preferrably J.S. Bach or Mozart; at a relatively low volume.
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bonk wrote:
Good choice!
Me, apart from that I like Prefuse 73, Bonobo, DJ Vadim, Air, DJ Shadow. Actually this list could get quite long. -
gabe19
bang bang shoot shoot
Right, it definately depends on speed, stress, etc.
But in general,
Stress/Speed:
Tool
Method Man
Wu-Tang
Pearl Jam
Violent Femmes
Cruising:
Richard Thompson
Counting Crows
Coldplay
Cake
Ben Harper
Radiohead
Concentrating:
Mozart
Bach
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