ghost and then [untitled]... the emotion apex of the album... but it's better to listen to it in the context of the album
Ghost and then [untitled]... the emotion apex of the album...
Isaiah Myers
Lucas Reyes
Bump
Jaxon Harris
I don't find stimulation or inspiration to be particularly helpful when studying, personally. I listen to various Post Rock bands that I have listened to a thousand times before.
Pleasant, but not distracting.
Robert Reed
Ambient or generic OST's
Ian Foster
Hans Zimmer, sometimes Elton Johns, Sabaton, those 1 hour relaxing piano videos on youtube, whatever youtube gives me after Vivaldi, or 80's hits.
Sebastian Stewart
Afx and various electronic music, hip-hop, whatever I'm in the mood for.
Joshua Butler
In love with a ghost
Elijah Rodriguez
Unironically this:
youtube.com
>tfw I know who smooth joe is
Tyler Reed
>beethoven
you should be paying attention, not doing oher cognitive tasks while you listen to something like that...
Jordan Jenkins
you guys might like steve reich and phillip glass
Charles Miller
M83 or Solar Fields
Mason Russell
Warm drone with elements of noise
Luke Edwards
Classical music from the romantic era
Josiah Murphy
Runescape 2007 music
Cameron Reed
All I do is listen to eurobeat while driving my bike knowing that being tired as fuck wont affect me much when I arrive where I'm going.
Or in my car when I know I'm going to be in a road where I can run safely.
Other than that, I listen to /f/ while doing exercises at home.
William Smith
>vaporwave
>vaporwave
>vaporwave
Ian Wright
chillwave and shoegaze like wild nothing, m83 mainly
>etc
Kayden Kelly
Jordan Thomas
Zelda OST`s, chrono trigger are gold for study or watever you are doing
Liam Baker
Nothing, music only distracts me.
Angel Jenkins
space music
Ethan Sanders
fashwave
Henry Anderson
Connor Sanders
I like internet radio. WFMU mostly, tho I like to tune to Drone Zone if I'm having trouble sleeping.
Aaron Jones
Animu shit