What type of music do you listen to?
As for me, I sometimes listen to "Tubular Bells" (Tubular Bells 1, 2, and 3, as well as "Orchestral Tubular Bells) They run about 58-63 minutes long, and the music somehow connects with the stories, don't ask me why!
Lexx
As for me, I sometimes listen to "Tubular Bells" (Tubular Bells 1, 2, and 3, as well as "Orchestral Tubular Bells) They run about 58-63 minutes long, and the music somehow connects with the stories, don't ask me why!
Lexx
lexator222 Wrote:What type of music do you listen to?I guess there are no coincidences: That's my cell ringtone.
As for me, I sometimes listen to "Tubular Bells" (Tubular Bells 1, 2, and 3, as well as "Orchestral Tubular Bells) They run about 58-63 minutes long, and the music somehow connects with the stories, don't ask me why!
Lexx
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lexator222 Wrote:What type of music do you listen to?
As for me, I sometimes listen to "Tubular Bells" (Tubular Bells 1, 2, and 3, as well as "Orchestral Tubular Bells) They run about 58-63 minutes long, and the music somehow connects with the stories, don't ask me why!
Lexx
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While reading RJ, I'm listening to James Horner's "Predator soundtrack" or Jerry Goldsmith's soundtracks.
The music I listen to varies, to be honest, on which book I'm reading and where my location is. If I'm outside in the sun, it's orchestrated music of Hans Zimmer, James Horner, John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith etc.
If I'm on the train (which is considerably louder than the peaceful outside parks) I listen to whatever my MP3 player puts on, or the idle chatter of passngers inside the train
If I'm on the train (which is considerably louder than the peaceful outside parks) I listen to whatever my MP3 player puts on, or the idle chatter of passngers inside the train
"Without a moments notice, your life can be turned upside down. It will be chaotic and only a remnant of what you knew before. Laying in a hospital bed, fighting for a life you once knew, knowing that your chance for survival lies in the sterile tubes and liquids being forced into your veins. Each erratic heartbeat is counteracted by the doctors orders. Keep a hold on to your hope, even as your muscles fade. Keep your fight strong Dad, you will win"
Nothing. Not just Jack but when I'm reading in general. I find it distracting. I'll stop reading and start listening to what's playing.