/sci/ - Science & Math

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS6aVPAXJy4

Metal (Melo death/heavy/thrash/glam)
Classical (Romantic era, Liszt/Schubert/Beethoven)

tiny bit of Jpop here and there...guilty pleasure. it's just so happy and upbeat, i can't resist it

rock, jazz and electronic.

Whatever's going on Stereomood. Melancholy is a wonderful mood.

Classical music like The Beatles and Queen. My favourite guitarist is Johnny B. Goode.

>>3078888
Got last.fm? I suspect we might be Supers.

>>3078896
No. no last.fm.

I use Spotify.

If you give me yours, however, I can check it out.

dubstep. because im a stupid fag

>>3078913

Good, at least you recognize that fact.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL6y5RvxL54

mostly classic rock, and electronic. When studying I only listen to electronic if I listen to anything, lyrics end up distracting me.

>>3078920
same.

Right now Bach. Few minutes ago it was Pink Floyd and before that Muse.

>>3078925

My hatred for grows with each passing moment. Every word you utter reveals more of the complexity of your failure.

>>3078909
http://www.last.fm/user/Beefheart-

You wouldn't know any of the bands I listen to.

>>3078940
by the time we will known about them they will be to mainstream and you will no longer listen to them, right?

Classical all the way.

>mfw beethoven's seventh in A major, second movement - allegretto

>>3078940
are they so new that they haven't released anything yet?

>>3078937
>mfw Finland
>mfw I have no face

swebro here

>>3078944
Beethoven's ninth in D major, fourth movement was here. Beethoven's seventh in A major, second movement - allegretto is a faggot.

I tend to listen to metal when I'm driving, Devildriver, In Flames, 3 Inches of Blood

When I'm working I listen to orchestrated game music, a lot of Zelda is in my mix

Indie rock

>>3078957

>mfw beethoven himself said that 7th was his best work

>>3078925
Oh god, every word you utter makes me fall more in love with you

lololololooo

>>3078957

Beethoven's 5th symphony here.
You jelly I'll always be more recognized?

Can't believe there's no punks here

>>3078975
No one gives a fuck what that deaf guy thinks.

>>3078955
Brotherly love.

>>3078980

>>3079006
link

Any scotsfags?

>>3079005
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H53tfcuNTfI

>>3079010
here he is.

Black/Folk metal of various sorts, I love when bands go heavy on orchestration/generally use alot of synths.

With that said, I from time to time enjoy classical music as well - Haydn is one badass motherfucker.

>>3078993

>deaf guy
>still writes better music than you could ever hope to

Oh it feeds me! Your failure feeds me.

>>3079018
lololololo i meant to say something like pic related. Ur so witty EK! :£

>>3079023
>beethoven
>still writes

if you say so, fag

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlupRATWkm0&feature=related

>>3079018

Hey EK, have I told you how much I hate you today?

>>3079023
Someone is mad. If Beethoven was so smart, why is he dead? lol, who's the failure now. What's that Beethoven? Oh, I can't hear you over the sound of me living. I SAID I CAN'T....nevermind, you deaf bastard.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fE9Ai7kzl8

Also Daft Punk, Sabrepulse, Metrik, and Wolfgang Gartner.

>>3079026
pound sign as a smiley?
looks like predator with palatoschisis

>>3079033

yup. nigga's like tupac.

>>3079036
gtfo hater

>>3079044
:Þ

>>3079036
yes, i believe so. it was here, right?
>>3078459

>>3078975
When asked by his pupil Carl Czerny why the Eighth was less popular than the Seventh, Beethoven is said to have replied, "because the Eighth is so much better."

>>3079056
How much do you hate that lower case n?
º › º

Scatman John

Parov Stelar

Frank Sinatra

Some of Rise Against

Symphony of Science

Classical music like Beethoven, Vivaldi and Tchaikovsky.

I tend to love all, even some rap.

It doesn't matter what genre music goes, every genre has its nice pieces.

>>3079072
Chopin?

>>3079063

>said to have replied
>no source

lol cool story bro

>>3079020
Those cello concertos... Suck it, Boccherini! Eat a cock, Lil' Bach!

>>3079086
Steinberg, Michael. "The Symphony: a listeners guide". p. 44-47. Oxford University Press, 1995.

>>3079086
Steinberg, Michael. "The Symphony: a listeners guide". p. 44-47. Oxford University Press, 1995.

>>3078944
>>3079020
>>3078933
excellent choice you good gentlemen!

I adore Classical music, from Baroque to a few modern composers.
Bach & Mozart for the enjoyment of intellectual melodies and counterpoints.
Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Khachaturian, etc, for passionate harmony and colors.

Some Jazz, mostly cool-jazz or fusion.

Also, almsot all derivated from rock... from some Metal to even Latin Ska, and such.

>>3079078

Don't really listen to him. Nocturne is nice though.

Also forgot to mention I listen to Clint Mansell.

>>3079109

It is still only hearsay.

>>3079166
You haven't even read that book.

Trip hop, instrumental, ambient, organic and chillout, used to be a metal and rock fan but I have been losing interest ever since I discovered artists like Nujabes, DJ Shadow and Emancipators, the latter makes great music to listen to while studying

Trip hop, instrumental, ambient, organic and chillout, used to be a metal and rock fan but I have been losing interest ever since I discovered artists like Nujabes, DJ Shadow and Emancipator, the latter makes great music to listen to while studying

>>3079195

You haven't even read the bible.

Checkmate atheists.

Anything and everything

Old school 50s music
Folk
Punk
Post punk
Classical rock
Jazz
Classical music(especially impressionism)

etc.

My playlist right now consists of:

Joy Division
Dead Kennedys
Paul Robeson
Bruce Springsteen
Miles Davis
Kenny Burrell
Erik Satie
Mozart
Bach
Leonard Cohen
The Velvet Underground

hey /sci/ comrades, since you brought the topic of music, and I'm a violinist and engineer myslef, I though you might be interested in this
>http://www.animations.physics.unsw.edu.au/jw/beats.htm
that's how we violinist tune our strings, by hearing the "resulting tone" of two strings.

trip hop, down tempo, ambient, lounge, bossa nova, future jazz

Power metal. mostly blind guardian,demons and wizards. Sometimes classical music

mostly melodic metal

>>3079244
that's how everyone does it.

>>3079253
also, forgot to add early baroque and late romantic/early 20th century classical

Melodic (death), folk, symphonic and goth metal.
Come classical and rock.

>>3079292
Come -> Some*

Whatever /mu/ listens to.

right now my "onrepeat" playlist consists of the chemical brothers, We Came As Romans, Asking Alexandria, and damian marley

>I've always been curious

That's because you've always been gay.

Also, classical music. Some modern.

Current favorite is Tchaikovsky's piano concerto #1 movement #3 from that fractal video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7RjaBSV6DU

And my homework playlist:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecRu6R3qwV4&feature=bf_next&list=PL2A5E50823973E1B9&index
=5
I also have played the piano for quite a few years (15 I think?) so I appreciate music a great deal even though I'm studying a branch that disregards art entirely.

>>3079292
That, + power metal

Indy, pop-punk, classical, metal.
When I'm studying or doing a project, mostly indy and classical

I listen to classical music (mostly Vivaldi) and ragtime( Scott Joplin).

>>3080359

Your choice in classical is unfortunate...but let's have some sex ok?

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

>>3080366
Not Joplin but...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8WgcU2MsLo