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Been a good bit since I've done one of these! This morning I'm needing some musical suggestions and figured I'd hop in t...
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I'm going to see Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman next month so they've been on repeat a lot lately:
Wow, that must be really exciting.
Cool song, maybe you like this one also, some similar vibes. π
I'll check it out, thanks!
it was so amazing
When I'm working on something, I like to listen to a steady and repetitive beat, it somehow helps me focus. This has been my go-to for a while, I just put it on loop in the background:
Love it. Metal music is a major Norwegian export article! πΈβ¨
Yes! What I love even more about this is that QOTSA contributed heavily to the Desert Rock scene, and out comes Slomosa, a Norwegian band, with "Tundra Rock" - a genre inspired by Desert Rock, which itself has elements of metal! Slomosa are amazing, check them out:
Can't go wrong with Queens! I was on a big QotSA kick a couple years ago. Saw them live when they came through Raleigh and they freaking rock!
Man I would love to see them live π
Do it! If they come around by you, I highly recommend'em!
Do it! If they come around by you, I highly recommend em!
I would love to, but I would probably need to travel halfway across the globe π
I live in Tunisia, which is in North Africa. I've never had the chance to see any of my favorite bands. Someday though!
Listening to a steady, repetitive beat while working is a well-recognized method for enhancing focus and productivity. This approach leverages the brain's preference for predictable patterns, which can minimize distractions and foster a state of deep concentration.
Why Repetitive Music Enhances Focus:
Predictability Reduces Distractions: Familiar, repetitive music can help the brain tune out external stimuli, allowing for improved concentration on the task at hand.
Induces a Flow State: Repeatedly listening to the same calming music can condition the brain to enter a productive flow state more readily
Listening to a steady, repetitive beat while working is a well-recognized method for enhancing focus and productivity. This approach leverages the brain's preference for predictable patterns, which can minimize distractions and foster a state of deep concentration.
Why Repetitive Music Enhances Focus:
Predictability Reduces Distractions: Familiar, repetitive music can help the brain tune out external stimuli, allowing for improved concentration on the task at hand.
Induces a Flow State: Repeatedly listening to the same calming music can condition the brain to enter a productive flow state more readily
Recently I'd been vibing to this song:
Oooo yeah, this is a bop! Good one, Rodrigo. π
Fun music video too!
Thanks! Good to hear from you again! πͺπ½
Likewise my dude! π
Fun beat here β kinda makes me think of early Glass Animals stuff. Good one, Thomas!
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music threads like this always hype me up - feel like i find half my playlists from posts like these
Wait! Michael is back in the house! π₯ Less goooooo πΊ!
Currently vibin' to Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory like it's 2000 again π€ Nostalgia level: MAXIMUM πΆ π.
Haha, yeahh boyee!! Good one here, Mahmoud. Def nostalgia fuel, haha. π₯
Hello π How are you? Good to see you posting! π
πEVE Online is a free MMORPG sci-fi strategy game where you can embark on your own unique space adventure and I love listening to this EVE Online fan music video (mix/parody of "How to Save a Life" by The Fray):
Been doin well, thankya! Hope you are too! I've heard good things about EVE Online, but never played it. Still, I can appreciate a good parody, this is hilarious. π
I can't get these 2 songs out of my head:
Keane - Somewhere only we know and The Kinks - Rosie won't you please come home + today's only theme The Beach Boys - Surfin' USA
Good tunes, Martin!
I especially like the one by The Kinks. I have a big soft spot for 60's music!
I've been waiting for Lady Gaga's songs for a long time. She's back with a style like Judas. Of course Judas is still my favorite but Abracadabra is also very good.
youtube.com/watch?v=vBynw9Isr28
I can't focus well while listening music cause I always get trapped into the beat, but whenever I listen music at work I try instrumental and loop sounds like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhZaHf8RP6g&ab_channel=DaftPunk
Hey, loving the energy in this thread! π§ If you're looking to explore or just vibe out to endless tracks, Spotify is always my go-to. Whether it's lo-fi beats to code to or some upbeat indie rock, the playlists are π₯. If you havenβt tried Spotify Lite APK, it's a lightweight version that still lets you dive into your favorite music on the go. Worth checking out!
Wow, I really dig this one. Great suggestion!
Listened on Monday, still listening on Friday.
youtube.com/watch?v=OS8taasZl8k
Heck yeah, RHCP!!
Canβt get enough of them.
music picks always say so much about my mood lately, solid idea tbh - ever notice your taste shifting based on stuff happening in your life?
Oh definitely! A song can hit so much differently depending upon how ya feel.
niceeee
Been playing the same tracks on repeat lately, kinda need some fresh tunes too.
Not sure what this classifies as, but I stumbled upon this album and I've been enjoying it:
Oooo cool! I wasn't expecting that speed up at about 1:15 in. Good stuff!
Classic!
I am listening to Slipknot on full blast on my headphones to keep myself awake in school...
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Listening to this beautiful song:
Somewhere Only We Know
I've been tuning into King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard a lot recently. One really cool song by them is "Iron Lung" which has a really trippy music video. Check it out!
Oh it's been a while! I miss this song
Hahaha, I get some Jack White vibes and maybe just a little bit of Vulfpeck there, haha.
Haha, those are a couple of my faves right there!
Listening to a steady, repetitive beat while working is a well-recognized method for enhancing focus and productivity bit.ly/44KHwM8 .This approach leverages the brain's preference for predictable patterns, which can minimize distractions and foster a state of deep concentration