Good Coding Music? | The Coffeehouse

yman

I am trying to search the pillers of the internet to find music which can accommodate early morning coding. I currently listen to rammstein which is quite good because of the fast paced nature.
Anyone know any good music which keeps minds active when coding?

littleguru
<3 Seattle

yman wrote:
I am trying to search the pillers of the internet to find music which can accommodate early morning coding. I currently listen to rammstein which is quite good because of the fast paced nature.
Anyone know any good music which keeps minds active when coding?

I listen also to fast music during coding... Most often to italian dance or house... Pushes a little bit Smiley

I'm currently quite often listening to: www.frequence3.fr (they play each music style a little bit) or http://www.deejay.it/ (they play also quite everything - http://www.deejay.it/dj/onair for the stream)

littleguru
<3 Seattle

yman wrote:
... rammstein ...

It's so much fun: so much people is listening to Rammstein, over in the states and elsewhere, without knowing what they sing about... Hehe

Du riechst so guuut, ta da, ta da, ...

Erisan

yman wrote:

Anyone know any good music which keeps minds active when coding?

Mahavishnu Orchestra - YouTube
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - YouTube
Kingston Wall - YouTube
Ibrahim Electric - Video clip (live)

And of course ... http://www.kohina.org/

SlackmasterK
I write my OWN blogging engines

littleguru wrote:

yman wrote: ... rammstein ...

It's so much fun: so much people is listening to Rammstein, over in the states and elsewhere, without knowing what they sing about... Hehe

You hate me to say; You hate me to say; You hate me to say, that I did not obey...

littleguru
<3 Seattle

SlackmasterK wrote:

littleguru wrote:

yman wrote: ... rammstein ...

It's so much fun: so much people is listening to Rammstein, over in the states and elsewhere, without knowing what they sing about... Hehe

You hate me to say; You hate me to say; You hate me to say, that I did not obey...

Hehe... Seems like I'm wrong Big Smile

Angus
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I have a good fast paced track that has many different styles of beat, bound to keep the mind active:

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I personally really like it. You should also try any Dexplicit track, especially Might Be, and Bullacake.

Angus Higgins

Ion Todirel
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littleguru wrote:

yman wrote: I am trying to search the pillers of the internet to find music which can accommodate early morning coding. I currently listen to rammstein which is quite good because of the fast paced nature.
Anyone know any good music which keeps minds active when coding?

I listen also to fast music during coding... Most often to italian dance or house...

Yes italian ... Lacuna Coil

Fast music is great during coding, [trance, goa trance, acid]electronica/[metal, death metal, alternative]rock:

.Astral Projection (try Maian Dreams, Kabalah, Time Began With The Universe, People Can Fly, H2H3, Black & White)
.DevilDriver (try Digging Up The Corpses)
.Paul Oakenfold (try Burns Attack)
.Highly recommend soundtrack: Swordfish
.Trance 'n' Bass

Cybermagellan
Live for nothing, or die for everything

I usually listen to Pandora and throw some of my favorite groups in there...

Panic! at the Disco
Fort Minor
Paul Oakenfold

LaBomba
Summer

Type in your favorites artist in to Pandora...and code away! Smiley

Rossj

Dream Theater or Soundgarden at the moment Embarassed

Ang3lFir3
Codito Ergo Sum

lots of different stuff really tho almost all fast or dark...

Caroline's Spine (work song ftw lol)
rammstein
green day
DJ Rima (a friend of mine ... good trance)
megaherz
APC (A Perfect Circle)
Papa Roach
Nickleback
Dirty Vegas

watever suits me.... and if i get bored with it I drop it and add more to the list....

steel300
Who knows, Not me, We never lost control

I'm lucky, the projects I work on don't need any more motivation to get moving really well on. The projects themselves are motivation enough. I listen to music I know to drown out the little unexpected noises that can throw off my thoughts. It's more of a predicable white noise than anything. But, since you asked:

Tool (Huge Tool kick for the past 3 years)
Most classic rock (Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Bowie, The Doors)
Whatever music I like and know and can fade in and out of concentration on and still be able to figure out where I am in the song quickly.

martin_lovick
vi all the way!

heres a few which i commonly use on my ipod

beethoven symphonys 1-9
grandaddy
led zepplin (how the west was won)

JKelley
Is it sad that my badge picture is one of the best ones I have of myself?

The Oakenfold stuff is good for coding, especially the Swordfish soundtrack someone mentioned. I also suggest Front 242, 05:22:09:12 Off is a pretty fast, album that tends to get me in a focused adrenaline rush. Smiley

ZippyV
Fired Up

http://www.coldstorage.org.uk/mp3_1.html

He made songs for Wipeout and a couple of other games. You can download the songs in mp3.

messerschmitt
"Develop for it? I'll piss on it."

Tiga -Sexor

serishema
The Last Hacker Chick

Wir Sind Helden is what i've been listening to lately on my eairly morning coding sessions. Still in my minidisc player (old school i know!)

ai

trance
nuff said Wink

Cairo
I want my waffle sundae, give me my carbs!

System of a Down
White Zombie
Rage Against the Machine
Ministry
Type O Negative

and for variety,

80's pop.

iStation
Fuujin

Mozart!

littleguru
<3 Seattle

steel300 wrote:
I listen to music I know to drown out the little unexpected noises that can throw off my thoughts. It's more of a predicable white noise than anything.

Yep. That's exactly why I listen to dance and house. The music goes on and on without much changes. Just music... I can't therefore listen to music like Heavy Metal, Rap, R'n'B, etc. They distract me. I find myself always listening to them after a few minutes... hehe

PeterM
searching for summer

Radiohead.

Chadk
excuse me - do you has a flavor?

Trance music, Armin van buuren, paul van dyk etc.

SuperSkunk
keep the vibe alive

Lots of free streaming Internet music to choose from here. http://www.shoutcast.com/