Not that I’m about to do dishes or anything >_>
45:33 by LCD Soundsystem.
I’m super into glam metal from the 80s these days. I forgot how much I love it.
For me, it’s not music. Not mentally stimulating enough, it just makes me irritated. It has to be podcasts for me.
Music works when I’m doing tasks that are already mentally stimulating.
Electric Light Orchestra, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, The Rubettes. Essentially the same as when I go running.
House music :-)
Looks like a cover for a good album to clean house to.
Hello doggy :-)
Deep (clean) house.
Yeah I like techno/dance/house sort of music while doing house tasks.
I put rave or Prodigy music on while I’m cleaning, pumps me right up!!!
1980s montage music
The A Team building something montage music.
Worked for Top Gear.
High energy beats, anything you like that has high tempo will do, from the ride of the Valkiries to La gasolina from Pitbull, anything high energy will get you heart pumping to get things done.
For me it’s stuff I can sing with.
I really like these dj sets by mayv for whenever I need to focus on something, they’re rhythmic, dancy, but still chill. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKz7MQ6y9w-K456AwrcUa_geIewSGOqF-
Psytrance
infected mushroom intensifies Everything is cleaned at x2 speed.
I put on shpongle by mistake! I’ve been doing the dishes forever but in an alternate dimension
I have always listened to Katamari Fortissimo Damacy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAA6hq9RL-4
I love listening to Big Band Jazz. Specifically I put this on whenever I do chores - https://www.aor.am/
First song in my “morning” playlist
Zebda - Tomber la chemiseDon’t jump too hard, mind your joints
That’s a great song for my students! I teach German, not French, but a LOT of my students have trouble distinguishing between the following (emboldened) vowels: tomber la chemise. This makes the difference between them really clear and will probably help sensitize them to the vowels :)
Also it’s fun to listen to.
Not too familiar with german… and definitely did not expect that a french song could prove useful for students of german ! nice
