Good music to study with

shuckle

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Sep 13 2012 6:13PM

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sir_drums_a_lot

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Incognito or Aphex Twin's early stuff

Sep 13 2012 6:13PM

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.qzyxya

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Insane

Sep 13 2012 6:18PM

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SkiinTrigga

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Study????

Sep 13 2012 6:18PM

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Orrin

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Bonobo.

Sep 13 2012 6:19PM

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illadelphlife

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dubstepppp

Sep 13 2012 6:20PM

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bustinthejus

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http://8tracks.com/whatuplp/study-playlist

Sep 13 2012 6:21PM

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Will.T

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my favorite..

Sep 13 2012 6:30PM

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FightClub27

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I have to listen to chill instrumentals or techno because there are no words so there are the obvious ones like...

Pretty Lights, all their music is free on their website - http://www.prettylightsmusic.com/#/home

Little People - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK5I4cTkL-E

Gramatik - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ey7YYPSTllE

Enjoy

Sep 13 2012 6:31PM

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Laurent.

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Classical music heightens spatial-temporal and linguistic abilities while decreasing tension.

So turn up the, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Mahler etc...

Sep 13 2012 6:37PM

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shuckle

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meh
not necessarily

Sep 13 2012 6:40PM

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Laurent.

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Actually it does.

According to one study done by the Stanford University School of Medicine, researchers found a concrete physiological link between the acts of listening to music and learning. During the study, researchers played short symphonies by obscure 18th-century composers to subjects while scanning their brains with functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI. The findings showed that music ‘lights up’, or activates, areas of the brain involved with making predictions, paying attention and committing details to memory.

Sep 13 2012 6:53PM

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shuckle

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what I meant was it's not only "classical" music that has this effect. Listening to Justin Bieber can stimulate the brain just as much as Bach.

Sep 13 2012 7:10PM

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Kretzschmar

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it may also stimulate something in OP's pants...

Sep 13 2012 10:11PM

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jfxphoto

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http://turntable.fm/ns

but seriously the ambient chillout and hiphop room is the best for studying or classical.

Sep 13 2012 10:12PM

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E__

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Sep 13 2012 10:13PM

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zzzzzzzzzzzz

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best coast and passion pit

Sep 13 2012 10:13PM

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EricaMN.

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selected ambient works 85-92

Sep 13 2012 10:20PM

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MothaHucker

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Anything made by Alt-J

Sep 13 2012 10:55PM

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thebeesknees

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Miles Davis- Kind of Blue

you can thank me later

Sep 13 2012 10:56PM

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Tinga

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i used to listen to this while I studied

http://simplynoise.com/

Sep 13 2012 10:56PM

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whoa-dere

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brown noise is rather soothing.

but for studying i've been listening to gangnam style

Sep 13 2012 11:07PM

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james6345789

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THIS

I'm listening to All Blues as I type this

Sep 13 2012 11:11PM

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TACO-DOG.exe

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i just pressed that and nothing happened

Sep 13 2012 11:11PM

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Rajna

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http://www.ragechill.com

Sep 13 2012 11:16PM

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EricaMN.

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:O

Sep 13 2012 11:24PM

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king.tubby

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for classical, try debussey or ravel.

Sep 13 2012 11:24PM

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FLBP

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Insane

trance around the world podcasts

Sep 13 2012 11:39PM

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_vt_

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Anything by the Xx

Sep 14 2012 9:39AM

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Errl

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Anything by inspired flight or Tycho.

Sep 14 2012 9:45AM

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MothaHucker

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thats probably because it's an artist's name.

Sep 14 2012 9:53AM

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ikindalikeskiing

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lol

Sep 14 2012 5:14PM

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802Valley

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Sep 14 2012 5:18PM

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Cebra

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I think Death Metal would do the trick.

Sep 14 2012 5:18PM

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joshua

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When I have to do some hardcore studying, I always put on msp's "attack of the la nina" for background music. Not sure why, but the soundtrack in that movie makes me focus so well.

Sep 14 2012 5:18PM

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Clark_Griswold

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Whatever your local NPR music station is. They always play Classical or jazz. And of you catch it at the right time they have a Lord Of the Rings music hour which kicks some serious ass.

Sep 14 2012 5:19PM

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