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72 hours? Sheesh… I miss being young(er). If I pulled that today my playlist would be mostly funeral music, but I wouldn't be the one listening! My favorite

72 hours? Sheesh… I miss being young(er). If I pulled that today my playlist would be mostly funeral music, but I wouldn't be the one listening! My favorite work music is anything that I've heard enough that my brain is resonating with it instead of listening for details. My musical staples tend to be Dead Can Dance, the later albums by Savatage, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Tom Petty, just about everything techno, and lots of Bob Marley. Here lately I've been spinning parts of Trent Reznor's "The Social Network" soundtrack a bit more than anything else. I can listen and work to just about anything, so sometimes I just let my entire collection go on random.

pipedream 15y ago
> My favorite work music is anything that I've heard enough that my brain is resonating with it instead of listening for details. Same for me. I have a Grooveshark "work" playlist that I've been adding songs to for the last 2 years or so. Here it is: http://grooveshark.com/#/playlist/Work/57992001 http://grooveshark.com/#/playlist/Work/57992001 I find music that has no lyrics and has a slower tempo to be the least distracting when working. This includes genres such as post-rock, trip-hop, launge, ambiental.