[Xarren]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3lR66xwYIs

Whole CD of chill music for you there. I had it on loop for so long I can't listen to it anymore .

Manu Chao is a legend.

[boromir9111]

I prefer instrumentals over words....seems more harmonious....



....and so on

[KrishanC93]

(Original post by LukeMT)
Ludovico Einaudi

I've actually been listening to his music SO much recently

[kittyb99]

I like Radio 3 Though Dubstep can also be good to listen to. Quite a contrast between the two! As long as there are no lyrics, it doesn't distract me

[TheCookieduck]

I listen to rain It's like white noise in the background and really helps me concentrate

[battycatlady]

I listen to opera/classical.

Vivaldi's Four seasons are very relaxing.

And I personally like to listen to Tosca.

But if you don't like that sorta stuff then I'd recommend Lifehouses' music or Fun's music

[darrylthehunter]

Arcade Fire - The Suburbs

...or their entire discography for that matter

[Redolent]

I usually listen to "trip-hop" music quietly and it helps a lot. My saviours this round of revision have been the albums "Music By Cavelight" by Blockhead ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RikyKv7zp7U ) and "Dial 'M' For Monkey" by Bonobo ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYZA7pn6WM4 )

Other good albums from different genres that have helped me are "Up the Downstair" by Porcupine Tree (www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7uMYGhtBuA ) and "Fallen Light" by Phaeleh ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=qajFhFmDdho - full album there so that's nice). Couldn't recommend these more.

Enjoy, and remember it has to be very quiet or it just gets distracting

[Black-lemur]

Rebecca Ferguson and Colbie Caillat. No idea why it's only those two but any other just distracts me!

[Newbie123]

[YB101]

hahah i thought i was the only one! I have a revision playlist however i find anything by the weekend amazing to revise to

[Astronomical]

I have a playlist that alternates between house music and classical piano. It keeps me on edge and focused at the same time.

[dknt]

(Original post by boromir9111)
I prefer instrumentals over words....seems more harmonious....



....and so on

About that first one

[Jorddds]

Chilled-out dubstep is the best, try Phaeleh!

[shahofiran]

Queen XD

[boromir9111]

(Original post by dknt)
About that first one

[Bollo's Lovechild]

Ravel - Bolero always helps me to get in the studying mood. It has a really organised and mechanical sort of rhythm.
PJ Harvey's latest album, anything by NEU! or Tangerine Dream and Brian Eno's 'Music for Airports' are also good.
Best of luck

[iSMark]

(Original post by tehforum)
Drum and bass, and chilled out dubstep.

No lyrics.

chilled out dubstep? maybe I should take some E's with that too. That will get me in the mood to tell my revision books I love them.

[Dalilsp]

(Original post by LukeMT)
Ludovico Einaudi

Very nice artist... Helped a lot before...

I like to listen to the piano guys on YouTube... Most of their videos are covers but they are beautiful!


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[Jorddds]

(Original post by LukeMT)
Ludovico Einaudi

Great shout