So, some authors have to have peace and quiet when they write, but not me. I have to have my tunes. I'm worthless without them.  I can't focus, I can barely string five words together without it. I don't have a favorite artist per se but a favorite station, as I listen to iheartradio on the computer. Right now I have a Billy Joel station selected as I work on Gabriel's Light.  Here's some of the eye candy I listen to....
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| The incomparable Billy Joel - a story teller | 
 I love his music, whether it's Songs from an Italian Restaurant or Good-bye Saigon 
he has a knack for telling a story with his lyrics.  Not to mention he's a wonderful songwriter.
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| Bryan Adams - the bad boy from Canada | 
 I fell in love with this guy the first time I heard the song Everything I do from 
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.  I must've played it to death. 
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| Iconic 80's Band from the Bay Area | 
 Who doesn't recall Journey?  Whether it's Separate Ways or Don't Stop Believing it 
inspiration can be found in their music.
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| Stevie Knicks - songstress extrodinaire | 
First with Fleetwood Mac, she couldn't be contained 
and moved onto a solo career.  Ethereal and petite, she has a voice that doesn't quit.
Landslide is one of my favorite songs by her. 
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST, MY ALL TIME FAVORITE.... 
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| The iconic Phil Collins | 
My kids know him as the guy that wrote the soundtrack 
for Tarzan but I remember when he was crooning with
Genesis, singing I Can't Dance.  As he moved onto a single career which 
almost eclipsed his success with Genesis. You're No Son of Mine is my favorite song.
 

 
 
Sometimes it easy easier to concentrate with background noise-it forces you to focus on what you are doing. I did that a lot when studying,
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Suzanne, I'll have to agree with you there. Whether it's working at home or in the last factory I worked at, music just makes you work better.
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