I know exactly what you mean of getting into a code mode. I have a hard time w/OTR while coding, I sometimes refocus and see that I've missed several of the songs that I wanted to get that candles and tea mindset for a couple of seconds in the course of the day.
I currently (rotation changes every 2-3 weeks) use Deitiphobia, Five Iron Frenzy and Tonio K to get into code mode. I will have to try King's X, I saw them at Cornerstone awhile back but don't have any of their music.
The main problem I have is making spec revisions with the headphones on at all. Oops have I done anything but dreamily listen to Like a Radio (ASR) for the last 40 minutes....But the guy in the cube close to me has this ANNOYING habit of chewing ice for most of the day.
Back to Assembler
Michael
np: Michael Knott - Live Cornerstone 2000
>-----Original Message-----
>From: shadow at teuton_org [mailto:shadow at teuton_org]
>Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 9:06 AM
>To: Over-the-Rhine at actwin_com
>Subject: good moments
>
>
>
>sometimes the best moments of the day involve cookies and hot chocolate
>steaming in a mug, and seeing the sunrise turn blue before you're done
>daydreaming.
>
>recently i have discovered how good King's X can be; especially for
>programming mode.
>
>for some reason the mp3s downloaded from otr seem to
>consistently crash my
>entire sound handling system. annoying - especially because it almost
>always dies on 'last night i dreamed you cut off your hair.... decalred
>yourself a concubine. filled the bathtub.' then it dies.
>actually any otr
>song does this.
>
>anyway, that is all.
>
>rhys
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