Study Music

[Eggsnham]

I listen to "Busdriver" an awesomely intelligent, insanely fast and just plain crazy rapper.

 

[Assassin Xaero]

If I'm doing accounting homework, then Alkaline Trio. If it is anything else (programming, web dev, writing papers) then usually some type of metal.

 

[captainwolfos]

At first glance at the thread's title, I thought the OP was considering studying music, to which my initial advice would have been a simple word: Don't.

But my 'study music' is pretty much anything on my computer, as I generally can't be assed to skip tracks unless I'm kinda pissed off. So, a choice between classic 80s stuff, Gary Moore (also 80s, but worth noting), HIM, TF2 soundtrack or random 8-bit video game soundtracks from the Sega Mega Drive era.

 

[ARatherHandsomeGent]

Whatevers on the radio I guess.

 

[rex922]

anything that sounds good
prefably without lyrics

 

[Frozen Donkey Wheel2]

Red Hot Chili Peppers. That is all.

 

[firedfns13]

Trance, or mostly anything I feel like listening to at the moment.

 

[Velocirapture07]

Vocal Trance music or New Age.

 

[leviathanmisha]

Breaking Benjamin, Fall Out Boy, and Three Days Grace...

 

[Aerodynamic]

A mix between Aphex Twin, Autechre, Boards of Canada, and Ben Frost.

If I play anything with vocals it will distract me.

 

[Jeremy Hanna]

A lot of instrumentals are good. I also like They Might Be Giants for studying, preferably their album Flood.

 

[Johnmw]

It can't be anything with lyrics or I start to hum along. Recently it's been either Terra FIrma -The Adventures of Terra Firma (The electronic group not the rap group) or B.T- This Binary Universe:


Soo chilled and yet exciting.

 

[PaulaG]

I like to listen to Video game or Film/television soundtracks....music designed to be in the background! Nothing is more relaxing than musical wallpaper!
though I have to skip the "fight" songs on RPG soundtracks......