What music do you code by?
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I don't even like pink floyd that much after syd. I always thought syd was the genius behind it all. Pipers at the gates of dawn is a good album. Syd's solo stuff is hard to find and he was "losing his mind" during most of the recording of it. However, I find most of it profound and quite interesting. I recommend "octopus" and "golden hair".
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Silence usually.
But when I need something to listen to: Michael Buble, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sophie Milman, Renae Olstead, Jane Moineit, Sarah McLachlan, Imogen Heap, Aaron Neville, Harry Connick Jr., Huey Lewis, Dido, Norah Jones, Enya, Lionel Richie, Ryan Shupe & The Rubberband, Sarah Brightman, They Might Be Giants, Yo-Yo Ma, John Denver, Kingston Trio, Orchestral stuff like James Horner(braveheart), Alan Silvestri(BTTF,ForrestGump), John Barry(Dances,Bond), John Williams.
And when I really need a pick-me-up group of songs, Collective Soul or Journey.
...and when I really feel like annoying the heck out of my co-workers, Britney Spears, The Corrs, Spice Girls, etc....
But when I need something to listen to: Michael Buble, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sophie Milman, Renae Olstead, Jane Moineit, Sarah McLachlan, Imogen Heap, Aaron Neville, Harry Connick Jr., Huey Lewis, Dido, Norah Jones, Enya, Lionel Richie, Ryan Shupe & The Rubberband, Sarah Brightman, They Might Be Giants, Yo-Yo Ma, John Denver, Kingston Trio, Orchestral stuff like James Horner(braveheart), Alan Silvestri(BTTF,ForrestGump), John Barry(Dances,Bond), John Williams.
And when I really need a pick-me-up group of songs, Collective Soul or Journey.
...and when I really feel like annoying the heck out of my co-workers, Britney Spears, The Corrs, Spice Girls, etc....
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^Stronger isn't really a remix, it's better described as a new song with heavy sampling. A remix usually implies that the lyrics and everything are still there. Good song though (Kanye's version, that is).. I like Chamillionaire's version best of all though, he calls it Makes Me Stronger, available for free download as part of Mixtape Messiah 3 off his website.
On topic - Sometimes no music to improve concentration, but other times here are albums I've been listening to lately:
- Chamillionaire - Ultimate Victory
- Kanye West - Graduation
- 50 Cent - Curtis (most of the album sucks IMO due to bad production, but three or so are good)
- Young Buck - Buck the World
- T.I. - TI vs TIP
- Young Jeezy - Let's Get It - Thug Motivation 101 (two years old but some of Jeezy's best songs are on here)
On topic - Sometimes no music to improve concentration, but other times here are albums I've been listening to lately:
- Chamillionaire - Ultimate Victory
- Kanye West - Graduation
- 50 Cent - Curtis (most of the album sucks IMO due to bad production, but three or so are good)
- Young Buck - Buck the World
- T.I. - TI vs TIP
- Young Jeezy - Let's Get It - Thug Motivation 101 (two years old but some of Jeezy's best songs are on here)