Lately, lots of Risk of Rain soundtrack by Chris Christodoulou

hahaha speaking of shit nostalgia, Haddaway is in my work playlist !

Heheheh, I hear ya. I mean - back in the day it was like a mountain of crap - and after 20-23 years it almost like... nostalgia?!?!?!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEXWRTEbj1I

90s pop crap because it's funny and shit and people works with a smile with that...when I am the other restaurant and I am alone in the basement I play various stuff like Knife City, J Arthur Keenes, good old David Sugar, Peaches the Wale, etc.

Hmm. Last months - kinda this stuff - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAS6Fp16Mfo

trance music

I've been listening to Longmont Potion Castle a lot lately

I can't listen to music at work but the other day I listened to this while driving there and around noon they found a car in the river right next to my workplace lol

All my work mates seem to want to listen to is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJdMjRHRLfg which is Arnie saying down up down up

I've been listening to Justice today.

https://soundcloud.com/isqa

At the moment: Black metal.

Usually: Whatever fits my mood. Fast music for concentrated working (yes i know that's contradictory), slow music for thinking.

I play a lot of Shlohmo and Smiletron at work. occasionally WMD or some Pogo. HOME is pretty good to work to, also

My co-workers usually listen to Radio Paradise at my dayjob and I usually try to change it to something better when they're not paying attention. They're things I do like about Radio Paradise so I would recommend that you check it out but I don't really listen to it much outside of work.

I'm kind of an audiophile and lots of sounds irk me in ways other people will never understand.

It's usually difficult to find/make good stations on Pandora/IHeartRadio that everyone at my workplace can enjoy without it becoming too repetitive or too sporadic.

I use to play lots of Hendrix, Beatles, or Zeppelin but that's getting too repetitive. And if I choose something new or "cool" the the song selection usually becomes too sporadic. Like if you make a station for The Dø on IHeartRadio it plays one song by The Dø then a bunch of awful rock songs from the 90s-early2000s.

So I usually pick something like indie-dance or indie-pop. Pretty much music I think sexy girls/guys between the ages of 18-38 would be into that I might also find enjoyable.

My day job is at a costume shop that's open year round so I can sometimes get away with some wilder music because the shop is pretty wild.

I occasionally enjoy listening to some stuff like Chopin, Jascha Heifetz, Franz Liszt, Dr. Dre, Black Dahlia Murder, †††(Crosses), Odesza, The Antlers, Faunts, Foals, Animals as Leaders, Beacon, Chvrchs, Sia, Lykke Li, Phantogram, Purity Ring, Kavinsky, Sohn, Galantis, Portugal The Man, Chromatics, Cage the Elephant, Miami Horror, Little Dragon, Ladyhawke, The Griswolds, The Orwells, Cacophony, The 1975, Pink Floyd, Van She, Liquid Tension Experiment, The Black Keys, Miike Snow, The xx, Queen, Pantera, Warpaint, Silversun Pickups, Scale the Summit, Yeasayer, Zella Day, or 4mat amongst many others at work. If I listed everything I actually listen to I would be here all day, then all night, then all day again.

Today I was listening to a Tame Impala station I made on IHeartRadio and it was pretty good.

I've also listened to the entire Lost in Translation soundtrack at work and that was pretty good too.

Another album that I enjoyed at work was Salvage by MTNS. I really like the song Fears.

I avoid playing music that I personally created at work because I find it a little distracting and whenever I've done it I get into weird conversations with people about it.