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Steven Biehler

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I am making a playlist on Youtube and would love your sugestions of what to put on this list. songs already on there can help give you a hint as to what kind of music I think should be on here. Songs chosen currently include

Welcome to lunar industries by clint mansell, Skyrin piano cover. Beatoven Moonling sonata, sunshine soundtrack "The surface of the Sun", 2Chelos-smoth criminal, The foutian-last man, a compilaton of the Elder scrolls themes, Requiem for a Dream-Lux Aterna, and piano cover of Portal 2-Want you gone. EDIT almost forgot ELO-Fire On High

remember this is music to study or write an essay by so noting extreemly energtic (although the Skyrim theme does make you go kill a dragon everytime you hear it) but I hope you understand what I mean. I guess try to stay away from songs with lyrics cause those might be distracting. It is up to you all ideas of what to put on the playlist are concidered.
 

I.N.producer

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I'd say you should add some Iron Maiden to that list. That is almost the only music that I have no trouble studying with at all. And Losfer Words is instrumental.
 

MysticToast

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Electronic music and music without lyrics is generally better for studying. I like to throw on some Ephixa or anything to that effect.
 

lobster1077

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Pogo or PinkiePieSwear remixes, here ye go good fellow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viTkj0eu-fk&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_htoSaQFf4

Failing that try the classics. That should probably work, right Zach?
 

Wanderer787

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Deadmau5 and/or Explosions in the Sky. I play those a little quieter than my normal music, and it helps my ideas cross the ol' corpus callosum a little better and it helps me concentrate.
 

Richardplex

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Music without lyrics are the ones that don't distract, so anything by Yuki Kajiura. Except maybe the .hack//sign songs, but some of those are slow and soft enough to work I guess. I don't know, I prefer silence
 

Tragedy's Rebellion

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It's proven that listening to Mozart somehow increases your concentration and ability to think faster and more efficiently, I haven't tested it myself, but what's the worst that can happen?
 

Ubermetalhed

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Nothing like a bit of prog to spark the creative juices!

Pain of Salvation - Dryad of the woods

This is a lovely instrumental, very chilled but god damn awesome.

Probs not entirely fitting to the tracks you have but worth a listen non the less.
 

plugav

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My music to study by recently includes Black Earth and Sunset Mission by Bohren & der Club of Gore, alternatively Succubus by The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation. Slow, moody instrumental jazz with a touch of ambient. Here's a sample. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_1-zwBsvjw]
 

Virmire

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My favorites, in loosly this order are:

Ezio's Family from the Assassin's Creed 2 soundtrack
The Hitman Theme song (Blood Money's and the shite film's, that is)
Jasmine Ash - Lulls
Mad World by Gary Jules,
Any of Fallout 3's songs, I have 'I Don't Want to Set the World of Fire', and 'Maybe' myself.
DeVotchKa - how it ends,
Sam Sparro - Black and Gold,
Anything by U2


I also like La Roux's stuff, as well as Alexander perls' Maximalist but they're more techo-y

I'd suggest not listening to music though, I've tried it and never really worked out for me.
 

ZehMadScientist

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I usually get distracted by the lyrics of music I put on while studying, so my genius solution is to listen to music in a language you don't know :D Japanese in my case. I should be studying right now >.>
 

Littaly

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If you can, go get Spotify, bring up any classical composer and hit play, it always works for me ^^
 

Torrasque

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I try to stick to songs that don't have lyrics, because lyrics can be distracting.
That being said, studying to Parov Stelar and Scar Symmetry, are awesome.
 

Torrasque

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ZehMadScientist said:
I usually get distracted by the lyrics of music I put on while studying, so my genius solution is to listen to music in a language you don't know :D Japanese in my case. I should be studying right now >.>
I tried that a while ago, but it reminded me of anime I'd rather be watching, and I tended to watch anime instead of studying, lolol...
 

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Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here album is inexplicably the only music with lyrics which I can study too without getting distracted, so any track from that.
Besides that, I listen to film and game soundtracks so as not to get distracted. I suggest maybe "Time" from the Inception soundtrack and some of the Batman Begins and Dark Knight soundtracks (can't remember song names, sorry).
 

LobsterFeng

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This is a really good one. It's long and not too distracting, yet beautiful and helps you think.