I can't go one day without having something playing in the background, otherwise I would be talking to myself out loud. We have our own offices, and the music is varied in our area.


Here is a typical listening day at work:

9-10 am- KGO (news talk) - Sure it's heavy listening in the morning, but it gets the mind working a bit.

9:30-10 or 11:30 KNBR (sports talk) - I'm not a sports fanatic, yet the discussions cover more than sports so it attracts more than the average sports fan.

10:00-10:40 ish KFOG 10@10 countdown. Ten great songs from one great year, or sometimes it's themed countdowns like tax day, soul patrol, strictly instrumental, etc...

After 10@10 either I go back to KGO, or bring up Musicmatch and listen to genre and era specific music, or cds, or whatever gets me through the rest of the day.

What do you listen to, or is music or any streaming radio allowed where you work?

i usually just program my mp3 player on the 'bowie' playlist, and let it run throughout the night.

Anxiety said:

"U know I heard sum funk down in south like the Doobie Brothers, Blue Magic, David Buwie, .....it was coo.....but can u imagine Doobie in yo funk?" - WEFUNK 24.7 on my radio everyday at work.



No but 4real..yesterday I played while washing dishes..

"Knock Knock" - Monica"
The Screams Of Passion - The Family
Nasty Girl - Vanity6
Best Friend - Missy feat. Aaliyah
Beep Me 911 - Missy
Spend The Night - Mariah
Your Girl - Mariah
Crazy Sexy Cool album - TLC

then it was time 4 me 2 go
[Edited 4/18/05 10:38am]

paisleypark4 said:

i love the way he says "boo-ie".

Anxiety said:

I know "it was coo..." I could just see him lookin and rollin his eyes slyly.

I work in a music store, so I listen to everything all day...

Satellite music. You know the worldwide hit songs regularly hear when you go to a grocery story.

To name a few, I hear these songs almost every single day at work

"All Night Long" - Lionel Richie
"Africa" - Toto
"End Of The Road" - Boyz II Men
"These Dreams" - Heart
....and countless others.

paisleypark4 said:

of course, back then, bowie was considered kinda funky and cool, what with 'young americans' and him performing on soul train and introducing the world to luther and all...the man's been all over the map, i tell ya...but i can feel the eye roll in that song, too.

I compile CD's for a living, so I get to listen to all kinds of shit all day, every day....: