elcrawfodor: Need Study Music

elcrawfodor 09.27.14	List is recent digs that I obviously CAN'T study to (metal works pretty well when doing Calculus homework though).
DrMaximus 09.27.14	Deathprod - Morals And Dogma Klaus Schulze - Irrlicht, Cyborg, Mirage, Timewind, Moondawn, X Vladislav Delay - Multila
BertMacklinFBI 09.27.14	Metal works pretty well when doing Calcular homework though[2] Check out some post-rock shit, shouldn't be too hard to find on Sputnik, but the basics are Explosions in the Sky, Godspeed You Black Emperor, and Mogwai. The xx is pretty good, they have vocals but they're not too distracting. Sorry I can only rec the most basic stuff, most of what I'm listening too has that dreamy/ambient sound to it, but at it's core it's indie-pop(Some of the vocals are pretty upbeat)
PappyMason 09.27.14	Susumu Yokota - Sakura Brian Eno - Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks The Future Sounds of London - Lifeforms Boards of Canada - The Campfire Headphase Valentin Stip - Anytime Will Do
ChoccyPhilly 09.27.14	Woob - 1194
LambsBread 09.27.14	good list i always want music like this when playing poker, i got no good recs though
beefshoes 09.27.14	Even death metal has its 'limits'. lmao
AmericanFlagAsh 09.27.14	Post rock [2] Explosions in the Sky Godspeed You Bark Psychosis Talk Talk
TAB 09.27.14	i usually listen to suffocation when i'm studying.
insanedrexl1 09.27.14	Benn Jordan - Pale Blue Dot
Artuma 09.27.14	boards of canada [2]
emester 09.27.14	Vali Earth
zakalwe 09.27.14	Doesn't get much better than Willie Wonkas rec up there.
iBlue 09.27.14	Russian Circles - Enter tide/edit - Foreign Languages Pelican - Australasia
Supercoolguy64 09.27.14	swans - Soundtracks for the blind theres vocals in it, but about 85% of it is instrumental
Tyler. 09.27.14	redneck manifesto - i am brazil
Faraudo 09.27.14	Check out The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo soundtrack, that one is great for studying.
Tyler. 09.27.14	dilute-anything
climactic 09.27.14	tim hecker, stars of the lid, boards of canada, clubroot
Atrophy 09.27.14	aphex twin - saw ii
TychoBrahe 09.27.14	^Co-sign SAW II. As far as IDM is concerned Ochre is really chill and he doesn't have any vocal samples going on (maybe one or two songs) because if you're like me those things can be distracting as fuck when you're reading. I'd recommend checking out his albums "A Midsummer Nice Dream", "Like Dust of the Balance", "Lemodie" and "National Ignition". You can check out his music here: http://ochre.bandcamp.com/album/a-midsummer-nice-dream The Bersarin Quartett is a really good mix of classical and IDM. Aes Dana's "Leylines" album Autechre's "Incunabula" album Am-Boy's "Clayton's Hideout" and "Horrible Oracle Blessedness" As far as instrumental rock or whatever, Grails is my go to study music. "Deep Politics" is a good place to start if you're not already up on their music. Classical: Arvo Pärt's "Tabula Rasa" is outstanding. Chopin's work is great too. There's too much to list here really.