I ALWAYS listen to music while at the hobby bench. Currently listening to this - it does require regular stops to get up and jig about a bit - VERY danceable!
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I just hit random and some tunes catch my ear and other not so much, Floyd, queen springsteen and just about everything in between except for the s+++ kicking stuffWhy is common sense not so common?Comment
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Just silence interrupted by swearing, If I listen to anything it would be JJ CALE .Comment
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If you listen to Spotify for a while, it generates a 'daily mix', which includes your favourites, but also other artists of a similar genre, which can be good...............or bad, I've listened for over 5 hours at a time ( not all at the workbench ), and can't recall hearing a replay ( or my short term memory is fading )
DaveComment
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When working wood or automobiles cold drink & hot music set at 11 are mandatory, but a distraction when modeling. Good music pulls my mind to other times & places.Comment
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like Paul (minitinkr ) I find music a distraction. It always takes me back to another time and place. My choice of music that is (mainly 60's stuff).
John.Comment
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Some classical, some folk, C&W and easy listening such as Enya or Clanaad - a real mixture generally!
SteveComment
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MAINLY 60 AN 70 stuff for me on tape cassettComment
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Pretty much the same answers I gave earlier in this thread…..currently Lucy Ward and Kate Bush, along with some Delius, in heavy rotation.Comment
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Well today i was at my bench listening to Nytt Land. Not going to be everyone's cup o' tea. But i likes it lolComment
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I'm guessing everyone is waiting for me to say the "Wurzels"... ?!!
... But no, sorry to disappoint... Generally it's anything hard rock/punk stuff!!
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Well, today I've listened to Leonard Cohen, a blues guitar compilation, and Lonnie Donegan's Greatest Hits. Now for some Vivaldi...
PeteComment
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I’ve always got the radio on in my modelling room, now usually tuned to a Dutch alternative-music radio station.Comment
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