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What music do you listen to when you work?

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Currently my fav album is Recurring Dream by Crowded House. What's your favorite music for working to?
 
Linkin Park
Queens of the Stone Age
Guns 'N Roses
Breaking Benjamin
Green Day
 
Shania Twain
The Corrs
ABBA
Eric Clapton
Carpenters
Richard Marx
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The list is very long.
 
as iam paying, i listen to the BBCs wonderful selection of shows on their interweb radio player , Bob harris's various shows are great and cover most genres but quality , but iam a big fan of rawk, so bruce dickensons show on radio 6 is a good one.. but at this moment in time(of post) its Bob harris country show on at the moment.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/bobharriscountry/

otherwise iam listeing on shuffle to Richard Cheese, Julian Cope, Velvet Revolover, Black Sabbath, Neil Young, Van the man, Loretta Lynn , Kid Rock, Zappa, The Cult, Undertones, with a bit of PJ harvey, Johnny Cash and Led Zep thrown in the mix along the way..
 
black eyed peas, george winston, sister funk ... how's that for eclectic?

Vivvy
 
Mid to Late Beatles, and John Lennon post-Beatles.

Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper, White Album, and Abbey Road, are all godly! Amazing, unsurpassed musical achievements. Mind you, I'm 20+ years younger than the 'baby boomers'. So, this goes to show, their music is timeless and the Beatles are the greatest regardless of generational gaps/musical advancements.*






*My two cents of course. No one get offended.
 
MJM said:
Mid to Late Beatles, and John Lennon post-Beatles.

Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper, White Album, and Abbey Road, are all godly! Amazing, unsurpassed musical achievements. Mind you, I'm 20+ years younger than the 'baby boomers'. So, this goes to show, their music is timeless and the Beatles are the greatest regardless of generational gaps/musical advancements.*






*My two cents of course. No one get offended.

Don't worry. How can anyone be offended by what you said? It's great to be passionate about music.
I love the Beatle's music too.
 
Beatles rule, but I am listening to Joy & the Spider right now.

Jojoy - I haven't heard Rootbeer Rag in probably 15 years - but wow what a great tune! I'll have to dig that one out of the attic :D
 
Yes, if I have to choose just 1 single artist/group for my desert island shortlist, the Fab Four is definitely there.
 
Noticed some of the oldies in here :). I'm an all-asian guy so I usually listen to asian musics, raps, etc.
 
I don't listen to music while I work. It is too distracting.

But my current favorite band is Led Zeppelin.
 
U2
Linkin Park
Oasis
Marron 5 nd lots of other great bands.
 
Crazysah said:
Linkin Park
Marron 5

Man, how can you list those 2 in the same post?

Linkin Park is hardcore rock with heavy lyrics, while Maroon 5 is sappy, boyband lyrics without the catchy pop beat :cheesy:

Oh well, to each his own I guess :-)
 
GT Web said:
Man, how can you list those 2 in the same post?

Linkin Park is hardcore rock with heavy lyrics, while Maroon 5 is sappy, boyband lyrics without the catchy pop beat :cheesy:

Oh well, to each his own I guess :-)


Yeah, I can not believe people like either of those mediocre bands. Did I say mediocre I think I was trying to say, crappy.
 
Linkin Park is one of the top 5 bands of the 21st century. Period.
 
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