For example, I have been as of late listening to some Oasis or Wallflowers just before bed.
Just curious what others here might listen to.
I mean death metal. Yes.
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Maradon XP had this to say about Duck Tales:
Disney songs.I mean death metal. Yes.
I find it disturbing that In Flames, Iced Earth, and Blind Guardian sooth me so much, yet you bust out say Toccata en Fugue in D Minor, and I'm a whirlwind of hyperness
I like to go to sleep with a smile on my face.
to wake up, normally 50 cent, eminem, deep blue something, toad the wet sprocket...
No, Really. Bite me.
"Don't want to sound like a fanboy, but I am with you. I'll buy it for sure, it's just a matter of for how long I will be playing it..."
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Kirara got all f'ed up on Angel Dust and wrote:
tinitus
Same here, my ears have been ringing for so long that I've forgotten what silence sounds like. 
I sleep to anything that's instrumental, songs with lyrics will keep me awake.
Sar...
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Sarudani Miolnir impressed everyone with:
Same here, my ears have been ringing for so long that I've forgotten what silence sounds like.
And I'm only 15 dammit, I'm SUPPOSED to still know what silence is!
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The logic train ran off the tracks when Vorbo Goatboy said:
And I'm only 15 dammit, I'm SUPPOSED to still know what silence is!
No you're not, sshh! 
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Vorbo Goatboy wrote this stupid crap:
And I'm only 15 dammit, I'm SUPPOSED to still know what silence is!
I've had mine since age 3... bad ear infection. so music helps keep my mind stable.
*is a metal head*
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The logic train ran off the tracks when CBTao said:
I find it disturbing that In Flames, Iced Earth, and Blind Guardian sooth me so much, yet you bust out say Toccata en Fugue in D Minor, and I'm a whirlwind of hyperness
Listening to a fugue is a very left-brained sort of thing since the essence of it is a theme played against itself at different times, in different keys and occasionally upside-down and backwards. So even though there's no strong emotion associated with it (other than, "how the fook did he do that?") it can engage the mind in ways that other musical styles can't.
So I'd say it's not surprizing at all.
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madolin was listening to Cher while typing:
I listen to Mudvayne or Lost Prophets before i go to bed...*is a metal head*
Lostprophets are hardly metal.
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When the babel fish was in place, it was apparent The leckie said:
Various rock music, although nothing from this or the last decade. Like The Kinks, Queen, Bowie, Madness, The Beatles.
Excelent choices. I like the same.
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The leckie had this to say about pies:
Lostprophets are hardly metal.
Are we thinking of the same Lost Prophets? [ 02-21-2003: Message edited by: madolin ]
If we are, then i guess that's like saying the Offspring aren't punk. (which they aren't) *laughs and shrugs*
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madolin said this about your mom:
Are we thinking of the same Lost Prophets?
Fake sound of progress Lost Prophets?
Usually theSTART or Human Waste Project, though.
I kid. they're good.
Just about any music that I like will help me to relax and go to sleep. So, as long as I like it, it's good.
Speaking of which, I need to find some replacement CDs of Bagpipe music (gave mine to my mom), and maybe some pipe organ music too.
When I'm at home (in Ottawa) I tend to have Kool FM on (Top 40 Pop mainly) as background noise when I go to bed, and set to come on about 30 minutes before I wake up usually.
When I was in Greenland (and didn't have a radio. for the 2 weeks, I had a CD player and headphones on the bed table next to me every nite. GBS, Moulin Rouge, BNL were the main things I had in there. Ditto for Aladdin Sound track and Anastasia Soundtrack too. And rarely I'll toss in some Big Band Music too if I'm in the mood.
But most of the time it's just noise in the background to help my mind unwind when I go to bed.
