Music to Study to

I know alot of us are in some sort of school, and with school comes studying, so i was wondering, what music (if any at all) do you listen to while you study?

Edited by SKwid - 14 Dec 2011 at 9:01pm

Well it�s been a while since I studied anything but nice ladies, but when I did study I found that music style didn�t matter, just as long as it was music I knew beforehand. Getting into new music while studying didn�t work for me.

The Angry Scotsman wrote: post rock

This.  A billion times. 

It's perfect.  Bouncy and melodic enough to put me in a good mood where I forget that I have to study, but not distracting whatsoever.  More interesting than ambient, but more restrained than post-metal.  Perfect.

I read somewhere that it's really good to listen to music while studying. We use (mostly) our left hemisphere to learn stuff while the right one rests "inactive". However, listening to music stimulates the right hemisphere, hence facilitate the learning process - the hemispheres cooperate more easily... or something like that 

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