Good Music for Revision?

GraceS94

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Reply 1

Starrstruck

I always find Birdy or Ellie Goulding to be quite relaxing, doesn't distract you too much if you're revising as well.

Reply 2

Tw1x

Songs with no lyrics in perhaps? Just soothing music. I CANNOT for the life of me revise with music. I get too easily distracted, flicking through songs and stuff

Reply 3

jonnyb123

The hospitality podcast, any mixes/songs by liquicity or mrsuicidesheep etc, check them all out, youtube 'em. Relaxing, not distracting, beautiful and motivating.

Liquid DnB in general I find the easiest to revise to, that or Harry Potter audio-books!

Reply 4

SimpleTom

The Weeknd.

So chill.

Reply 5

Rosasaurr

Original post by jonnyb123

Harry Potter audio-books!

Is it just me who finds Stephen Fry's voice to be really relaxing and really, really good for the books??

Reply 6

SimpleTom

Original post by Rosasaurr

Is it just me who finds Stephen Fry's voice to be really relaxing and really, really good for the books??

YES. Although I always end up listening to the book rather than doing any revision.

His ability to do all the characters is brilliant.

Reply 7

ysgytlaeth

Original post by GraceS94

Good Music for Revision?

I really like to listen to instrumental stuff lile Explosions in the Sky or maybe some piano music like James Rhodes' but it depends on your music taste really..

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Reply 8

kaichung

Classical Piano:
I like this one :smile:

Einaudi ludovico - nuvole bianche

Reply 9

KeyThing

I find songs that I've been listening to for quite a long time and know the lyrics to the best. They are not as distracting.

Reply 10

Simibrairez

I'd also suggest something with not many lyrics or developed lyrics such as rap songs. I cannot for the life of me revise to songs I know the words too. Too distracting!

Vivaldi - The Storm

Original post by kaichung

Classical Piano:
I like this one :smile:

Einaudi ludovico - nuvole bianche

Haha I listen to this too when studying along with others xD

Reply 13

.raiden.

Massive Attack - Teardrop

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Reply 14

uthred50

I often plumb for a bit of Handel or Bach. Having a fad on Bach's cello suites (played by Kirschbaum) at the moment:

Reply 15

Thriftworks

Bon Iver - Holocene (Kyson remix)
Bondax - Wet summer
Atu - Can do it
Mike din - losing you ( ryan hemsworth bootleg)
Deliah - Inside my love (redlight reimx)
Destiny's child - say my name ( Cyril Hahn remix)
Bidy - Shelter ( Essay's tearful edit ) Enjoy, I have much more if you want.<span style="font-family: impact">[video="youtube;ZS3ydJ9cc9g"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS3ydJ9cc9g[/video]

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Reply 16

username1160676

I find Pink floyd is good for revising, a few good songs might be Time, Comfortably numb, Brain damage, Eclipse, Take it back and keep talking. That or just finding a youtube vid of a whole album.

Reply 17

jonnyb123

Original post by Rosasaurr

Is it just me who finds Stephen Fry's voice to be really relaxing and really, really good for the books??

No I agree too, he is great, trouble is I know them so well now I can practically finish his sentences! Makes for good listening material when revising though, because I don't need to concentrate on it at all.