/lit/ - Literature

>>11519499
Bill Evens or any of the impressionists

>>11519499
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8qMyBWZNw0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQcLIm-s75U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zloJ_yptWU0

>>11519499
Nothing unless a specific piece of music or ambience is stated to occur in the scene that I am reading from.

>>11519559
Good recommendations
also check out: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=jz0OH0d-kpE&feature=share

>>11519499
Whatever I usually listen to, but nothing with lyrics

>>11519499

Steve Roach, Biosphere, Hailu Mergia, Eno's album Apollo...the list could go on....

Sean Nicholas Savage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_RsmtPPzYE

I can't listen to music and read. Too much of a brainlet, I get confused even if there are no lyrics.

Depends on the scene I'll be making.

>>11520295
>I can't listen to music and read
>Too much of a brainlet
The ones who can listen to music (even "calm" or "ambient") while reading are the true brainlets.

>>11520315
You may be retarded. Seek help.

>>11520315
t. Beethoven
kys hearlet

If I imagine music I've logged into my memory when i'm reading and "play" the songs when I deem the moment cool enough, does that count?

The concept isn't interesting to me. You associate music that has nothing to do with what you're reading to the scenery happening in your mind. Your focus is also not 100% on the book, by that I don't mean that you're not able to focus while listening to music but that necessarily a part of your focus is on the music, otherwise it would be useless to put it on. Silence is superior.

>>11520426
What about playing music and ambience when they are said to be played in the text?

>>11519499
I CUM IN THE FUCK
YUH

I listen to whatever album I want to
https://youtu.be/F5Zflb5WFw0

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=M75XKbTOmNM&list=OLAK5uy_kZyZmFnUXB-VI6MMyqS-MVF9NS104ZFYk

>>11519499
You can't read and listen to music at the same time without one hurting the other

>>11521414
Depends what kind of music. If it is music with a set rhythm and following an obvious musical scale/pattern (the kind of music that draws your attention, that can be danced to or whistled) - I agree.
But ambient music that soothes the mind and can be listened to without actively being listened to - can enhance reading.

>>11519542
Based

>>11519499
Toto's Africa playing in an empty shopping mall on repeat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D__6hwqjZAs

>people can't even read in silence without something going on in the background

>>11519499
Depends on the mood of the novel and me desu. When I'm in a decent mood I listen to classical music and when I'm bummed vaporwave/synthwave

Kerouac with Billie holiday, Vaughn Monroe, jelly roll morton.

>>11521605
Also depressing jazz at times

>reading bad books accompanied by even worse music

nothing more hellish, thank god I will never experience what it's like being you

>>11521644

>>11521588
Fuck you, I have tinitus.

>>11521812
Do you have those floaty worms in your eyes too? lol, 3rd world genetics sure do such

>>11521819
Fuck you, I’m a first-world drummer.

>>11521831
EEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeEEEEeeeeEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>>11521841

>>11521819
>tfw
>tinnitus
>floaters
>myopic
>bent back
>crooked knees
>fat and weak
>effeminate and ugly
>autistic
>latent mind fog and lack of focus from years of depression
>can't do anything except shitpost and pretend to read books
just fuck my shit up senpai

>>11519499
Tim Hecker, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, William Basinski or Max Richter usually. Sometimes Chad Lawson.
Unless I am at work (where i do a good bit of reading) in which case I would be listening to massive automated industrial machinery; pneumatic cylinders exhausting, servo-motors roaring or whirring, chains clacking in a great rational cacophony.

I listen to period music when reading. So ancient greek music while reading Aristotle, Classical music while reading Hegel, and 6ix9ine while reading Foucalt.

DAAAAAAA DUDUDUDUDUU DAAAAAAAAAAA DUDDUDUDU DDAAAAAAAAAAA DUDUDUDUDUUDUDUD DDDD DUDUDUDUD DDDDDAAAAAAAAA DUDUDUDUDU DAAAAAAAAAAA DUDUDUUD DAAAAAAAAAAA DUDUUDUD DUDU DUDU DUUU

LIVE WIRE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm5auKDPoSY

AMMMMMMMPPPPPPPPPPPPPHHHHHHEEEETTTTTTTAAAAAAMIIIIIIINEEEEEEEEEEEEE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymXOg_x96g8

KINO NOSTALGIA

>>11522491
Wrong board, kid. Go back to /v/.
We don't want your juvenile opinions here.

>>11522500
USUALLY I'D AGREE, I HATE VIDEO GAMES BUT I REMEMBER PLAYING IT AS A KID AND IT IS NOSTALGIC. IT'S NOT THAT BAD SEPARATE FROM THAT EITHER REALLY, ON ITS OWN

>stimuli-starved ADHD children actually need background noise in order to read
No wonder this board is full of retards.

>>11522520
have you tried leaving yourself? It might seriously improve the quality of this board

>>11522520
Wouldn’t it be more difficult for people with adhd to read and listen to music because of the difficulty focusing?

>>11521876
>>11520233
Good picks

>>11520315
agreed. are they even considering devoting their attention to the text?

>>11519499
Usually nothing musical. If I must I turn on a box fan or turn up my AC just for the droning noise. I find that it helps "stabilize" my thoughts. I tried playing rain effects but it just made me sleepy. Which is weird because actual rain gives me a greater desire to work.

>>11519499
A Beacon School - It's Late

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_11CVfRLbA

For me, it's retrowave and synthwave whilst reading sci fi. Truly the best kniga.

>>11524333
>listening to the nostalgia music for normies
>sci fi

Truly, you have no taste, no literary or musical knowledge.

>>11524353
shit, an anonymous Taiwanese baking goods emporium user doesn't like what I do in my spare time

better go kill myself, goodbye cruel world

>>11519499
death grips when reading plato funny meme