I listen to YouTube every single day.

Radio and XM mostly.

I don't get to listen a ton. I usually only put my earbuds in when I'm trying to tune out something going on around me or figure out a complicated Excel formula. :lol2:

 

When I do, it's Spotify.

I can't concentrate if I have music or podcasts on. If I'm doing something mindless I can throw something on I want to listen to but it's usually either/or for me. Since I also need sound to block out office noises I listen to ambient sounds or this "high frequency" mediation music I found.

 

This.

 

If I am doing computer and equipment maintenance, I listen to various things, including music, pod casts, and audio books.

 

If I'm programming, I have to have silence or ambient noise or I can't concentrate.

I have 15GB worth of 80's music on my phone......I'm in big hair paradise all day long. :ylsuper:

I normally listen to the music channels provided by Stingray.com on my Spectrum Cable.

 

I run it through my fairly substantial sound system, add some old neighbors that can't hear, and I rock.

iHeart and Spotify would be my choice if I was working on a case or something really in depth.

 

I have to mix up between talk and music from time to time.

LiveIreland.com for me thru my work computer every day.

I'm not permitted to listen to music at work, so I provide whatever song is in my head for my coworkers listening pleasure!

I'm not permitted to listen to music at work, so I provide whatever song is in my head for my coworkers listening pleasure!

 

Well that sucks.....for you and them. LOL

I listen to all of those daily, except the regular radio.

 

Most common: Pandora Weezer channel.

 

Currently: Pandora Wilco channel (The Late Greats on now).

The good folks who make the decisions at Belterra Park, decided that we horse players needed music to entertain us before and between the races, and at all times on simulcast days. I guess we are supposed to like this.

 

Despite complaining often and bitterly about it, they think that they know what's best for us and continue to pump in music to a setting not suited for music.

 

I don't think this would go over well in a Vegas race-book where you are not even permitted to have your phone turned on and there is no volume on the individual TVs, yet here in Cincinnati, music piped into the River Downs Club is purported to be a good thing. Not!

YouTube for me. Every work day.