so theres a lot of music i wanna listen to from different bands
and i can't really read or write while its blasting so what is it you do?
and i can't really read or write while its blasting so what is it you do?
What do you do While Listening to Music
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Sometimes paint. Most of the time i sit back and let the music run it course while im in my fantasy land. Music has that effect on me.
Browse the interwebs or just sit and listen. I feel like it's too distracting when I'm playing games.
Things I do while listening to music include driving, working out, web surfing, and homework. If I'm doing any of those things while not in the company of other people, I'm listening to music.
I run. I do 20kms a day (in 3 bits), and the only way I can run is with music. All my music is from games and anime though.
I always listen to music, except when I sleep, talk or watch something.
So.... I do EVERYTHING whilst listening to it.
So.... I do EVERYTHING whilst listening to it.
I listen to music while listening to music and sing along to both at the same time! I'm just that awesome.
But seriously, I hardly listen to music; it just breaks my concentration on anything.
But seriously, I hardly listen to music; it just breaks my concentration on anything.
everything. I don't go outside of the house without a music player because I can't adjust to the outside noise, so I go walking, shopping, everything with it. I do jigsaw puzzles listening to it, and I can never turn the music off in a video game. Video games without music? Wat?
If there's silence, or background noise around me, I get agitated very quickly. Music just blocks out what is essentially to me white noise.
If there's silence, or background noise around me, I get agitated very quickly. Music just blocks out what is essentially to me white noise.
Faff about the internet, my homework, play video games, shower... etc.
There's very few activities that can't be improved by a good soundtrack.
There's very few activities that can't be improved by a good soundtrack.
I'm the opposite of the OP, I've gotta have music going while I'm reading or writing, or doing any kind of work, really. Helps me focus. Instead of the dark, I was really afraid of dead silence as a kid. I've at least gotta have some white noise to make me feel comfortable.
Play games, work, program (which is what I do at work), lay around, drive around (more so before my radio was stolen)... mostly everything really...
Spot on me as well, and it's actually funny but I've been accidentally reading the past few days, that it's been all kinds of scientifically proven how music is extremely beneficial while working.Toriver said:
It blocks out annoying distractions and improves performance by helping you concentrate and relax. Also, it was found to improve short-term memory
- link [http://edweb.sdsu.edu/Courses/Ed690DR/Examples/LitRev/Levy.htm]And that high you get from listening to your favourite songs really loud, has been found to be decreasing stress levels, make you happier and more responsive, and is actually a vestigial mechanism from our fishy ancestors
[http://cogweb.ucla.edu/ep/Sacculus.html]P.S. Dead Silence is such a underrated movie, you should check out James Wan latest horror if you havent already - Insidious.
That guy is pretty brilliant