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Trying to do coursework, it's not happening.
I need music that's good to listen to, but won't distract me with cunning linguistics or exquisite riffs and the like.
Form an orderly queue here, please have your songs ready for inspection so there's no delay in my stealing them from off of the interweb!
Speak:
I need music that's good to listen to, but won't distract me with cunning linguistics or exquisite riffs and the like.
Form an orderly queue here, please have your songs ready for inspection so there's no delay in my stealing them from off of the interweb!
Speak:
Chillout dance :p
be in my maths lesson because the teacher allways puts on stuff like classical and it does acctually make you concentrate more
Slap the radio on, that'll do.
Anything by Fluke, Spyro Gyra or, fascinatingly enough, any classical music. (Field studies have proven that classical music helps you to concentrate better and soak up more information). I recommend Erik Satie (Gymnopédies No1-3 are good) or J.S. Bach (his English Suites, erm, rock).
Trying to do coursework, it's not happening.
I need music that's good to listen to, but won't distract me with cunning linguistics or exquisite riffs and the like.
Form an orderly queue here, please have your songs ready for inspection so there's no delay in my stealing them from off of the interweb!
Speak:
I need music that's good to listen to, but won't distract me with cunning linguistics or exquisite riffs and the like.
Form an orderly queue here, please have your songs ready for inspection so there's no delay in my stealing them from off of the interweb!
Speak: