efix
RF user by conviction
My old module collection on ModPlug Player. Currently plaing: Nightbeat - Tonight All Gods Die (Scream Tracker 3 module from 1997).
LeicaTom
Watch that step!
Adam Faith..............does anyone remember him? UK Elvis clone from the early 1960's
"Beat Girl" soundtrack from 1960
Tom
"Beat Girl" soundtrack from 1960
Tom
bob338
Well-known
The Pink Fairies - Never Never Land (1971, it was a good year)
whoa, haven't heard these guys in awhile! i'll have to give it a listen today.
Haigh
Gary Haigh
A jazz trio.
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Amorphis with an accoustic version of "My Kantele"
Kolame
Established
„Yes, Anastasia“ by Tori Amos.
Haigh
Gary Haigh
At this moment in Oz it is Offenbach La Périchole, Act I.
alistair.o
Well-known
Adam Faith..............does anyone remember him? UK Elvis clone from the early 1960's![]()
"Beat Girl" soundtrack from 1960
Tom
Oh yes and his 'financial columns'
DrTebi
Slide Lover
The sound of my scanner... five more 120 rolls ahead of me, while everyone else in this house is sleeping.
ruby.monkey
Veteran
Beta burbling in her cot; Alpha and Gamma fighting for supremacy in the playroom.
Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
Alicia de Larrocha playing "Sevilla" by Albéniz.
ampguy
Veteran
The Carpenters.
Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
How does anyone actually concentrate on two things at once? If you're not really concentrating on the music, you're not really listening to it. Come to that, you may not even be hearing it, unless you specificaly turn your attention to it. All my life, I've thought that people who listen to 'background music' must care even less than I do about music.
It took me years to realize that most people cannot do more than one thing at once, and it always baffled me. Even specifically to music, I remember hearing (while totally confused --me, that is--) my music appreciation teacher in High School explaining away Baroque music as "difficult to follow" due to its polyphony. I can distinctly follow up to five or six distinct voices at the same time (depending on the quality of the recording or the players).
There is nothing wrong with not being able to do more than one thing at once, but I do read a lot of people complaining to those that can. Which has nothing to do with what you're saying.
But in any case, I wanted to chime in on that question you had: there are some of us who, apparently, do not give it a second thought. In fact, I work far better when I am listening to music than when there is silence. Yet, I can work better in silence vs. having music on and somebody making noise in the background. It is erratic noise that really makes me lose concentration (which is why I don't like silence, because all other noises become more evident).
Anyway, there it is.
Oh, and now it's Padre Antonio Soler's Piano Sonata #84, played by Alicia de Larrocha.
paulfish4570
Veteran
the air-conditioning unit and a couple of fans ...
dave lackey
Veteran
Water flowing down the gutters and into the yard...first rain in weeks. Nothing like the sound of rain on a lazy Saturday afternoon in the summertime.
Especially when curled up reading the latest LFI magazine and dreaming of an M9.
Especially when curled up reading the latest LFI magazine and dreaming of an M9.
LeicaTom
Watch that step!
The Belgian singer Angele Durand and "Chihuahu" from 1954
Listening to one of my favorite internet stations:
http://memoryradio.de/memoryradio2.php
German language music and atmosphere station, playing music from a long time ago and far far away..........
Listening to one of my favorite internet stations:
http://memoryradio.de/memoryradio2.php
German language music and atmosphere station, playing music from a long time ago and far far away..........
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Red Robin
It Is What It Is
Zero
Zero
Some '90's R&R, a Frisco band called "ZERO". Free downloads /Internet Archives. Great stuff, and the price is right.
Zero
Some '90's R&R, a Frisco band called "ZERO". Free downloads /Internet Archives. Great stuff, and the price is right.
taskoni
Well-known
back alley
IMAGES
listening to the boss...missing the big man.
rockman525
Member
My wife's Swedish cousin/nephew, whatever..."The Tallest Man on Earth". Seriously... he is Ernie Scrugs, Bob Dylan, and Merle Haggard all rolled into one. He is the most blogged about musician on the planet. Great down to earth kid, mind boggling acoustic guitar player, self composed lyrics that will blow your mind. Try .. "The Gardner" or "he King of Spain".
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