To what are you currently listening?

[Magictallguy]

Some people have a certain playlist, others set autoplay on YouTube/Spotify and let it do its thing.
Me? I listen to a lot of ghettofunk, ska, electroswing when coding. I find it helps me keep pace.
Right now, YouTube's doing its thing and has landed on Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb - after having played Shake Your Tailfeather from the Blues Brothers.

So, what's your bag? What gets you in the drive to work/do your thing?

[KyleMassacre]

I actually don’t listen to music while I program. I find it distracting because the rest of my air band comes over for practice it seems

[Dave]

9 hours ago, KyleMassacre said:

I actually don’t listen to music while I program. I find it distracting because the rest of my air band comes over for practice it seems

How do you block out all the annoying noises around you when you're working?

If I'm programming I have the music on but I'm not actually listening to it, it's just there as a nice distraction.

[KyleMassacre]

3 hours ago, Dave said:

How do you block out all the annoying noises around you when you're working?

If I'm programming I have the music on but I'm not actually listening to it, it's just there as a nice distraction.

Luckily for me it’s not my job. Plus it’s pretty quiet because I am an early bird doing everyone is still sleeping

[Veramys]

I always have some sort of background noise, whether it be the tv or music doesn't matter. I don't have to have it playing but I like the background noise.

[sniko]

Either Lofi hiphop or Our Last Night

 

 

 

Edited March 13, 2019 by sniko

[Djkanna]

Generally speaking anything:

Often on repeat:

And:

And then, general travel is:

And then the driving playlist:

I suppose I listen to anything.

[FoohonPie]

Anything instrumental.  Words will just pull me right out of my focus.

Btw, I appreciate the wording of this question.  I've heard it said that the rule against ending on prepositions is antiquated.  To that, I say, "what for?".

[Magictallguy]

On 3/13/2019 at 11:21 PM, FoohonPie said:

Anything instrumental.  Words will just pull me right out of my focus.

Btw, I appreciate the wording of this question.  I've heard it said that the rule against ending on prepositions is antiquated.  To that, I say, "what for?".

I'm a Brit ;)