audio for the visual arts

Originally posted by mattboy_slim
Barry Manilow is the one and only musician. OK, OK, I'd better not forget to mention Bruce Willis. Bruce Willis and Barry Manilow are the gods of the rock world.

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....I hope you're joking.


right now it's bad religion, saves the day, and the misfits for me.

Joking? Oh no...no joking here. I'm not that kind of person. You should really listen to the lyrics on Bruce's album. You can really feel what he has to say, and yet you can rock out at the same time.

Digitally Imported Trance

Trance 24/7, although they play some bad tracks too, the long mixes are awesome.

BG Knocc Out & Dresta, Eazy-E, South Central Cartel, Snoop Dogg.

Now Thatz Gangsta. :D

i sneak out to the barn and listen to farm animals fûcking.

actually, i listen to the same shît i did last time someone asked this question, and the time before...

It's proven that spacial music, such as instrumental/orchestral pieces make your creativity values increase. Your frontal lobe is used in being creative and original, so is the processing of music, they work in harmony. However, when you talk, you're using 2 different parts of your brain, and your creativity falls. I listen to music i like, not hard rock, but rock. Sometimes the theme music to Lord of the Rings..

I listen to absolutely nothing while I work. Sometimes a fan or air conditioner is on, but thats about it.

Cybling, could one deduce that if you talk and use 2 parts of your brain thus reducing your creativity, that listening to music with *lyrics* would have the same creativity-reducing effect?

Originally posted by !mo0chan!
Digitally Imported Trance

Trance 24/7, although they play some bad tracks too, the long mixes are awesome.

checked them out ....alll last night!! nice!

.... its all about the moment....

HIP-HOP pure hardcore RAP i don't listen to none of that comerciolized **** though i listen to underground **** like the wakeup show freestyles, Eyedea, Chino XL, and of course EMINEM(but none of that mtv stuff the underground stuff before he got famous)