Who listens to music while they code?

Abu Mami

When I'm here in the office by myself, I put on GotRadio classic rock on Media Player. At home when I'm working on my own projects I've got the Stones, ZZ Top, Clapton, Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, AC/DC, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, and all my classics. Really helps my productivity. But why is it that when I was growing up my parents would yell at me to "turn down that damn music" - and now my wife and kids do the same :( Sheesh!

Frank Kerrigan

I develop next to folk that are on the phones all day so I need my headphones with music. I listen to mostly: Pink Floyd The Doors Led Zep Enigma

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jchigg2000

LOL! When I clicked your link the firewall told me: Forbidden, this page is categorized as Dating/Social.

Chris Losinger

i've always listened to music while coding... ever since high school. these days, my iPod is always on, and always on Shuffle.

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brianwelsch

:-D It is social, though you'd be hard-pressed to find a date on there.

BW

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Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand.
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Marc Clifton

jchigg2000 wrote:

Forbidden, this page is categorized as Dating/Social.

You know, this whole firewall Internet security nazi'ism is rapidly becoming NOT a laughing matter, IMO. If there ever was a time when the idea was to protect the data, computers, and network, it seems we've moved far far beyond that, to micromanaging the employee's work habits "because we can". All under the guise of security, of course. If there's something fundamentally wrong with what are employees are doing (and I question that) then the root issues should be addressed rather than applying bandaids that we laugh at, when we should be doing anything but laughing at how we are so completely controlled. Marc

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Brett G 0

I listen to music most of the day. I started working from home a few months ago and was starting to get sick of regular radio so I decided to sign up for Sirius and now have that playing pretty much all day at home. Brett

lost in transition

jchigg2000 wrote:

I also listen to some Christian rock (Kutless, 12 Stones

I rock out on: Kutless, 12 Stones, Pillar, Dead Poetic, Demon :mad:Hunter, Red, BlindSide..... I am a Christian and having music that is similar to Trapt, AC/DC and GunsnRoses is very nice.:) Well here is the kicker Yanni is in the playlist also, mainly when I am in the design phase.

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jchigg2000

I agree. It is pretty bad when you can't go to Mens Health because of "Provocative Attire". I probably surf the net more than I should...but then again, I get more work done in half a day than most of the people around me can in 2 days. Since we are on salary it is evident that we are getting paid to do a job...not for the number of hours we work. Therefore they shouldn't require 40 hrs to be worked onsite or be filtering our internet!

jchigg2000

Red is very good! Do they only have the one album (End of silence)? I don't think it's that old but I can't wait till their next release!

Franc Morales

Always on, specially http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/[^] where jazz programs are superb.

leckey 0

Currently on my playlist: Zero 7 Esthero Under the Influence of Giants Basement Jaxx Bernard Fanning Frou Frou Massive Attack Future Sounds of London

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DavidNohejl

at work:no at home:yes, almost exclusively rap

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ednrgc

I listen to music from time to time. But, I mostly listen to radio shows from XM.

Mark Salsbery

brianwelsch wrote:

Best of Mozart

Mozart's Greatest Hits? :rolleyes:

Lost User

V. wrote:

my colleagues probably don't want me to listen to my music all day long

Why, what music do you enjoy? :)

Paul

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brianwelsch

Well, I have always thought of him as the first pop star. If Billboard was around, I'm sure these gems would have been sure-fire hits.

BW

Quick to judge, quick to anger, slow to understand.
Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand.
-- Neil Peart

lost in transition

That is their first, just came out a few months ago. Try Project 86 many many more If you like this music check out:jig: www.tvulive.com[^] great stuff:laugh:

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code frog 0

There is some great Christian music out there. Check out air1.com. I'm a business partner with them so I get a high-end streaming access account. Love IT!!!

brianwelsch

If you like Christian pop, there's a local (upstate SC) station that plays some pretty good music and streams their broadcast here[^]. Not usually my genre, but the few times I've dialed in I thought they played good stuff.

BW

Quick to judge, quick to anger, slow to understand.
Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand.
-- Neil Peart