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Poll: What music do you chill out to?
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The more specific the better.

For a deep chill.

Miles Davis: In a silent way... 2 songs, 45 minutes... trasnforming... relaxing, and rejuvinating all at the same time.

Not really one of his better known albums though.
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Re: Poll: What music do you chill out to? [taku] [ In reply to ]
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Too many to list. I will say though, that I keep a few very specific playlists on my iPod - some for pre-race, some for chilling, some for workouts, etc.

Love your Celine Dion quote, btw...





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Re: Poll: What music do you chill out to? [taku] [ In reply to ]
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At home for the cats and for relaxation: DeBussy piano concertos, Peter Gabriel, Dave Matthews, etc.

On the trainer its totally different: Static X, Rammstein, Metallica, anything loud and fast.

I make CDs specifically for specific workouts. It helps a great deal.

Tom Demerly
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Re: Poll: What music do you chill out to? [Tom Demerly] [ In reply to ]
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Too much to list however - Morcheeba, Belle & Sebastien, the Herbaliser, later Beatles, Arab Strap, JAMC accoustic stuff....

Does anyone listen to John Peel's radio show over there? I can suggest no higher form of aural enjoyment. Go to the BBC Radio 1 website and link into it - the last week's shows are available online. Well worth two hours of anyone's time.







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Re: Poll: What music do you chill out to? [taku] [ In reply to ]
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Dave Mathews, Enya floating in a whirlpool with a cold beer makes me like a wet noodle
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