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Music for the night before?

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  • 05-06-2005 2:43pm
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    The Failed God
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    I think best thing to do the night before is to chill out listen to some favourite cd? At the mo i think a good song is Mundy July cause July=Freedom whats your opinion?

    Also if you just wanna go crazy and blow off some steam id strongly recommend Floggin Molly its this irish american punk/trad band they drive me looney!


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    Basq
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    Not doing my Leaving but i'd like to recommend something mellow:

    Counting Crows "August And Everything After"

    Really helped me through mine a couple of years back. Best of luck in it all!


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    Waltons
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    Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Do Make Say Think, A Silver Mount Zion and Sigur Ros for me. Probably some Arcade Fire too. Ahhhhh bliss...
    GY!BE right before english too. Gets me right in the creative mood :D


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    The Failed God
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    Also a bit of pixies u can never go too far wrong with i bit of PIXIES 'I bleed' or 'head on' should do the trick i think


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    Creamy Goodness
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    nothing better than playing some weezer, ohh wait maybe going to their show in Vicar Street will help me relax


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    Closed Accounts Posts: 311 ✭✭<Jonny>


    I saw this experiment on tv before. That science program they used to have on bbc2... Tomorrow's World, i think it was called.

    Two groups of students, of equal intelligence, were given exams.

    They were put in seperate rooms before the exam, and one group listened to mozart, while the other group listened to rock/pop music.

    The students who were listening to the calm classical music did better in the exam than the students who were listening to upbeat rock.


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