Progging to Music!

[firegryphon]

I like listening to the soothing voice of Maaya Sakamoto or tunes created by none other than Yoko Kanno. I've found that I can focus longer and maintain larger contiguous thoughts in my head while developing to the appropriate music.

[Fla_Golfr]

My, my... I work from home...no music, no TV, no interruptions, no sounds except the chair squeeking as I move closer and closer to my finished code....and of, course the ability to shout out a few nice words at which ever code language I happened to be contracted to code in and how it is inept at performing even some of the simplest object calls... Outside of that, I love to listen to the SWOOSH of the shaft, followed by the SMACK of the golf ball going down the fairway, and of course the eventuall ploppety plop of the ball going in the hole. Fla_Golfr, curtis.

[Pierre Leclercq]

firegryphon wrote:

maintain larger contiguous thoughts in my head

How about a band called Defragmentor ? :-D

[SR Methos]

Nothing beats coding with some Iron Maiden in the headset ! :-D:laugh:

"When you have learned to snatch the error code from the trap frame, it will be time for you to leave "

[Baj22]

I listen to a continual loop of Peanut Butter Jelly Time.

[AgentOfTheBat]

I listen to streaming radio: www.metalexpressradio.com

Scott Jeslis Senior Software Developer

[shane day]

Progressive house gets me in the coding zone.

[sumfuktupkid]

lyrics sometimes distract me, so I usually play some trance, industrial, or anything with a fast, repetative rhythm. "They can torture me, break my bones, kill me, but they will not have my obedience." -Mohandas K. Gandhi.

[Shorgov]

"Creed" is the best way to stimulate your mind !!! Try the debut album of Scott Stapp - "The Great Davide" - it's coooooool Refer to www.creed.com!!! :mad:

Tyronne

[Siiilon]

Bach is good >:) But I ussualy listen to old ripped amiga tunes from old computer games >;) I am the real amiga enthusiast and would like to make the age of amiga to return >:)