When you are doing spreadsheet work and listening to Tchaikovsky . . .

[Mudcat]

do you sometimes find it necessary to get up out of your seat and air conduct during the particularly powerful movements?

Probably a silly question. How could you not?

 

[Bread]

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[fiveteamer]

Did Mudcat just say "do... work"?

 

[Archie]

do spreadsheet work!!!!

and

od krow teehsdaerps!!!!

 

[Matty]

od krow teehsdaerps!!!!

I could see this catching on.

 

[Dunder]

Everyone knows that Metal is spreadsheet work music. Tchaifukkinchovsky, pfffft.

 

[Mudcat]

Did Mudcat just say "do... work"?

Not only that, I said, "Particularly powerful movements."


*snicker*

 

[RageWizard]

You have a point Mudcat, I just find it hard to work with Tchaikovsky or any other classical music playing in the background, and just to show you that I alteast googled the name,(which I really didn't) I cannot work to the Nutcrackeror the 1812 overture. For some reason though, I have no problem listening to kick ass rock like AIC, Tool, Metallica, or even punk music from Nofx, Black Lips, and others.

 

[Bread]

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[Mudcat]

You have a point Mudcat, I just find it hard to work with Tchaikovsky or any other classical music playing in the background, and just to show you that I alteast googled the name,(which I really didn't) I cannot work to the Nutcrackeror the 1812 overture. For some reason though, I have no problem listening to kick ass rock like AIC, Tool, Metallica, or even punk music from Nofx, Black Lips, and others.

Yeah I am exactly the opposite. I like lots of modern music but when I am doing spreadsheets, accuracy is all-important and I find that that suffers if I have clever lyrics being sung. It distracts me. I go with the symphonies and orchestral pieces.

Now you could make the point that jumping up to air conduct is a sign that the classical music is also distracting. That would be a hard point to argue.