Who listens to music while they code?
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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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Developer: A person who develops working systems by writing and using software. [^]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!
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I do! I have a 6 gig ipod mini that never leaves my desk at work. Sometimes I spend more time clicking through songs than coding! ;P I mainly listen to a recent rock bands (Breaking Benjamin, Cold, 32 Leaves, Trapt), but I also listen to some Christian rock (Kutless, 12 Stones etc)...they have similar sounds to the bands I mentioned above.
Always on, specially http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/[^] where jazz programs are superb.
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I do! I have a 6 gig ipod mini that never leaves my desk at work. Sometimes I spend more time clicking through songs than coding! ;P I mainly listen to a recent rock bands (Breaking Benjamin, Cold, 32 Leaves, Trapt), but I also listen to some Christian rock (Kutless, 12 Stones etc)...they have similar sounds to the bands I mentioned above.
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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I do! I have a 6 gig ipod mini that never leaves my desk at work. Sometimes I spend more time clicking through songs than coding! ;P I mainly listen to a recent rock bands (Breaking Benjamin, Cold, 32 Leaves, Trapt), but I also listen to some Christian rock (Kutless, 12 Stones etc)...they have similar sounds to the bands I mentioned above.
at work:no at home:yes, almost exclusively rap
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I do! I have a 6 gig ipod mini that never leaves my desk at work. Sometimes I spend more time clicking through songs than coding! ;P I mainly listen to a recent rock bands (Breaking Benjamin, Cold, 32 Leaves, Trapt), but I also listen to some Christian rock (Kutless, 12 Stones etc)...they have similar sounds to the bands I mentioned above.
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I've had a "Best of Mozart" CD in my car for weeks now. Some great driving music.
BW
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Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand.
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Best of Mozart
Mozart's Greatest Hits? :rolleyes:
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sadly I do not. :sigh: I can't stand stuff put in my ears and my colleagues probably don't want me to listen to my music all day long :->
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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 wrote:
Best of Mozart
Mozart's Greatest Hits? :rolleyes:
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.
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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!
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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I do! I have a 6 gig ipod mini that never leaves my desk at work. Sometimes I spend more time clicking through songs than coding! ;P I mainly listen to a recent rock bands (Breaking Benjamin, Cold, 32 Leaves, Trapt), but I also listen to some Christian rock (Kutless, 12 Stones etc)...they have similar sounds to the bands I mentioned above.
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!!!
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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!!!
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.
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I do! I have a 6 gig ipod mini that never leaves my desk at work. Sometimes I spend more time clicking through songs than coding! ;P I mainly listen to a recent rock bands (Breaking Benjamin, Cold, 32 Leaves, Trapt), but I also listen to some Christian rock (Kutless, 12 Stones etc)...they have similar sounds to the bands I mentioned above.
Have playing at all times? Yes. Listen? no.
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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 Peartbrianwelsch wrote:
Well, I have always thought of him as the first pop star.
Definitely! I agree! Mark
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V. wrote:
my colleagues probably don't want me to listen to my music all day long
Why, what music do you enjoy? :)
Paul
Hey, there! What have you been up to? :)
Cheers, Vikram.
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V. wrote:
my colleagues probably don't want me to listen to my music all day long
Why, what music do you enjoy? :)
Paul
wow, an easier question would be what I don't like... ;). I like music ranging from Jazz, blues, Rock'n Roll, Soul, Rock, Hard Rock, (most kinds of) metal and sometimes stuff like the prodigy and praga Khan, even an occasional hip hop (Cypress Hill and the likes). I also like 60/70 music (stuff like in the TV show Tour of Duty)... just for starters ;-) What I don't like: modern pop/disco music, brit pop, that kind of stuff. And I don't like to listen to the radio (to much talk) Even my wife complains that I listen too much music :cool:
V.
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Hey, there! What have you been up to? :)
Cheers, Vikram.
"...we are disempowered to cultivate in their communities an inclination to assimilate to our culture." - Stan Shannon.
Studying, eh :) Kind of has been draining all the free time I used to have, these days a normal day is filled with lectures and tutorials from 9:00 to 17:00 - not that I'm complaining, working people have even longer hours :) Aside from that I kind of got out of the habit of Lounging I guess ;P, but even so, I think time is the main factor.
Paul
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wow, an easier question would be what I don't like... ;). I like music ranging from Jazz, blues, Rock'n Roll, Soul, Rock, Hard Rock, (most kinds of) metal and sometimes stuff like the prodigy and praga Khan, even an occasional hip hop (Cypress Hill and the likes). I also like 60/70 music (stuff like in the TV show Tour of Duty)... just for starters ;-) What I don't like: modern pop/disco music, brit pop, that kind of stuff. And I don't like to listen to the radio (to much talk) Even my wife complains that I listen too much music :cool:
V.
Stop smoking so you can: Enjoy longer the money you save. Moviereview ArchiveAh, I see, your taste seems a little more varied than mine. People around here also tend to disagree with my tastes, in particular when the metal gets pulled off the shelf. Similarly to you I like most types of metal, but my favourite is black metal (one gets a little lost in all the definitions sometimes...).
Paul
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Ah, I see, your taste seems a little more varied than mine. People around here also tend to disagree with my tastes, in particular when the metal gets pulled off the shelf. Similarly to you I like most types of metal, but my favourite is black metal (one gets a little lost in all the definitions sometimes...).
Paul
Paul van der Walt wrote:
(one gets a little lost in all the definitions sometimes...).
me too :sigh:. I only like the kind where you actually can distinguish words :laugh:
V.
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Paul van der Walt wrote:
(one gets a little lost in all the definitions sometimes...).
me too :sigh:. I only like the kind where you actually can distinguish words :laugh:
V.
Stop smoking so you can: Enjoy longer the money you save. Moviereview ArchiveHaha, yes, but it's all relative - let's just say I'm very good at distinguishing words ;)
Paul
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Studying, eh :) Kind of has been draining all the free time I used to have, these days a normal day is filled with lectures and tutorials from 9:00 to 17:00 - not that I'm complaining, working people have even longer hours :) Aside from that I kind of got out of the habit of Lounging I guess ;P, but even so, I think time is the main factor.
Paul
What's your current email address?
Cheers, Vikram.
"...we are disempowered to cultivate in their communities an inclination to assimilate to our culture." - Stan Shannon.