Do you like reading and/or
studying and listening to music at the same time?
I do. I know we have to
focus, and songs may be distractive or something like that. Nevertheless, I do
love listening to some ‘noise’ while I’m doing something quite productive.
I am not doing anything at
the moment but listening to some songs I like. Actually, not only am I listening
but also watching them.
The power music has over
us is incredibly interesting. Music may change our humor dramatically, some would
claim.
I have actually found this
website (Here)
about how music affects our productivity.
According to it, music is
so powerful that they affect our productivity (no shit Sherlock!): “One study
in particular made it very clear that Baroque-period tunes appear to have a
measurable impact on productivity.”
However, the same site
would state, that it is important to listen to “music you are familiar with if
you need to intensely focus for a project.”
Why is that?
The reasons is
that new music is surprising; since you don’t know
what to expect, you are inclined to listen closely to see what comes next. With
familiar music, you know what lies ahead and thus the sound doesn’t become your
primary focus. While the “journey” of new music is certainly beneficial in
other ways, you may want to tread a familiar path if you are using music to
help get things done.
Ok, let us stop the mumble
jumble in order to go to the point of this post. I would like to share some
videos you may be familiar with so that you can listen to them in order to
relax.
The first one is "alright" (Supergrass)
The second one
is “Human” by the Killers.
The third one
is “Summer of ‘69” by Bryan Adams.
The forth one
is “Patience” by Guns n’ Roses.
The fifth one
is “The Sound of Silence” by Simon & Garfunkel.
Last, but not
least “Don’t Cry” by Guns n' Roses.
Do you think
my playlist is a good one? What would you change?
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