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Study/reading room Albums

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slackerinabox

Lifer
My roommates and I are turning one of our extra rooms into a study of sorts - you know, a quiet room with no t.v. used for reading and such. I thought it would be nice to load the ol' cd changer up with some tranquil and/or brainy music to aid in said studying - any suggestions?

So far I have:
-Requim for a Dream ST
-Last of the Mohicans ST

Yeah, I have a short list, I just started this project a few moments ago 😉
 
I find Heavy/Thrash/Death metal versatile enough for any mood I'm in and soothing enough to keep me focused.
 
Originally posted by: Rock Hydra
I find Heavy/Thrash/Death metal versatile enough for any mood I'm in and soothing enough to keep me focused.
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i sleep while listening to trivium or static-x often
 
Anything by the Six Parts Seven, Tortoise, Do Make Say Think

I wouldn't think the Requiem soundtrack would make for good studying/reading music lol. And I've never heard the other one so no comment there.
 
not the biggest fan, but mozart or any baroque music is supposed to be good study
saint-saens
mahler
dvorak
any yo-yo ma
coltrane
monk
 
Most music for me is difficult because I immediately concentrate on it rather than what I'm studying (which, coincidentally, is usually music). That being said, much minimalist music fits the bill for me: Philip Glass, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, La Monte Young, John Adams, etc. Again speaking for myself, I lean towards piano music as for me it is one of the least interesting timbres.
 
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