/lit/ - Literature

>>11793744
It depends on the type of book I'm reading, I don't have a specific go to songs for reading.

gewoon BOEF

I like this
https://youtu.be/I6msTMTlHvA

>>11793744
Bohren und der Club of Gore

Depends on what I'm reading, yeah. If it's non-fiction, I usually read in silence and if it's a crazy ride like GR I'm currently reading then I listen to whatever compliments the atmosphere (expressionist classical music and 40s jazz).

Schoenberg
Ives
Wagner
Mahler
Scriabin

I also don't listen to music while I read,

>>11793794
I was thinking of the first song to that album as I entered this thread. Kinda weird, though I do suppose there should be plenty fans of dream pop here like the Cocteau Twins and similar.

Gurdjieff Hartmann

>>11793805
Which album do you prefer, anon ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SJ47sWsS7M

Classical, Ambient and Jazz

>>11793875
sentient capital going mad with the spreadsheeting

>>11793874
The jazzy stuff with sax is the best, dark and smooth.

Sunset Mission & Black Earth. I give the edge to Sunset Mission since 'Prowler' is on it.

https://youtu.be/d9Aet_MGUaI

I like to hear niggers cuss

>>11793917
>Jazz
Dont do that to yourself, man.

If I'm reading analytic philosophy or science, then I prefer something clean, ambient, and slightly rhythmic, like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKeKj_e4eSk

For other philosophy or religion, I'd recommend are the "Traditional Music Channel" and "Marcel the Drunkard." Anything else usually gets silence.

>>11793805
Found out about them through /x/'s "unsolved mysteries" threads and they are perfectly cliche for hard-boiled detective novels. I can't imagine they'd be fitting for anything else, except something neutral, like reading a biology textbook on a rainy night. What do you read while listening to them?

>>11793744
these white bois

>>11793744
Darude - Sandstorm

I cannot read and listen to music at the same time

>>11793744
Windows96
Software
Com Truise
Tycho
Mort Garson

>>11793744
>Zep
>Pink Floyd
>The Who
>CCR
>Bob Dylan
>Elton John

anything 60's, 70's lmao

>>11793744
when i listen to stuff while reading, i normally pick some downtempo/dub techno type stuff. nothing with lyrics but also no ambient since i often feel myself getting lost in the soundspaces.

>>11793744
Rosetta, never

>>11793744
I downloaded this chart from one of my friends from 4chan.org the other day, looking forward to go through it. I've listened to the 9th because of Clockwork Orange, and it really is wonderful.
I also really like Eric Satie and those "gymnopedies" and I fucking love tripping out to Phillip Glass.

Also
>>11793744, yea, I'll kill that punanny
>>11793917 yep
>>11797517 yes
>>11797523 oh yes, though I'm pretty sick of these more mainstream ones you listed. at this point.

and goddamn, motherfucking MILTON NASCIMENTO

I try to listen to downtempo house and techno. Currently listening to Ross from Friends while reading The Republic.

>>11793744
Listening to a lot of Brian Eno lately

Wu-Tang

>>11793744
I used to be able to listen to anything while I read. Then I found that I preferred no lyrics. Then simple, simple music (like Eno's ambient stuff). Sometimes I even just listen to static and other white/pink whatever noises.

I'm convinced it would help everyone's reading experience if they strived to be like this man of steel: >>11797509

>>11793744
https://youtu.be/4xXhBs1Ho18

>>11793805
I often listen to Black Earth when going to sleep or feeling lonely

>>11797562
>Milton Nascimento
My man! Have u heard 'Clube da Esquina'?

>>11797701
just every single fucking week.
Been listening to Lo Borges' solo stuff a lot as well.