What do you listen to when developing? I personally listen to country music

Pop

Reggae/8 Hour HD Waterfall videos on YouTube. :)

80's action movie montage music ... in hopes that it magically lets me skip to EOD in 2 minutes time.

Atmospheric Black Metal to drown out the sales people in the office.

@UI-Slumlord - You mean the constant promotions and sales act don't want you to work harder? Lol

Jazz. It's weird like out thought process but calmer.

All sorts, tends to be things like faith of the heart, phenomenal, kings never die, stuff that "pumps me up"

chillstep

edm, vocal trance, chill step / dub step

I like pretty much anything (I usually put it on shuffle) but I can only listen to music when I'm coding something that doesn't involve much thinking. For actual stuff that needs a lot problem solving and thought, I've always had to turn the music really low or off.

Pink Floyd ++

Epic movie music scores 👍🏽 or sometimes some indie stuff

I'm most productive listening to Frank Sinatra or Bob Marley.

Metal, dubstep, binaural beets... Anything with words I don't know.

Basically, I like creating a wall of noise in my ears to keep everything else out.

I jump between the radio, NPR, and opening song from anime.

Thomas Bergerson

Music scores or trance. Basically anything that doesn't have lyrics.

my musical pendulum swings from miranda lambert to e-40. to feel like a real sf developer sometimes I'll Spotify an indie mix

I like the Apple Radio station Chill, a nice selection of music.

EDM or hip-hop.

Trance for when I'm doing something that need my gull attention. Metal for when it all goes tits up!

Full*

drum and bass most of the time. But when pissed I hear speed metal. If i need to be creative I hear to deep house. If tired I hear to a music called schranz, (we call it like this in germany) this music is basically very monotonous but fast techno (around 160bpm)

Instrumental prog metal

Alt rock or the noise machines in my office... Those are great

Wow, never heard of chillstep but will try it tomorrow, if I can get out of pair programming that is...