When you draw, what kind of music do you listen to?

[DemonKaiser93]

I mean, what kind of music, bands, composers, you know that stuff...

I listen to VG Sountracks mostly from the 90's

[GunZet]

THink this thread may be moved.

Anyway, I listen to mostly metal. That being death metal, black metal, metal metal...and then when I'm in a mood for chillin' out. Hip-hop, mostly underground.
Don't fk with Wu-Tang.

[LVUER]

I listen to nothing (play dramatic drum SFX). That's because I can concentrate more if there's no music (or other sound) around me.

[Reset]

sometimes metal, sometimes its pop, and sometimes its Jap-rock. But the most pleasant to hear when draw is Kenny G and Paul Gilbert its really relaxing you know.

[Sparky-J]

I have pretty diverse playlist, mostly rap, hip-pop, and alternative type rock. I really like music with elements of Funk and soul, like De La Soul and I also like stuff that kinda blends genres.

Don't fk with Wu-Tang.

You got beef? bring the ruckes, Wu Tang Clan aint nothin' to fuck with.

[Celestial-Fox]

For some reason I can't really get into De La Soul, even though there's that weird part of me that thinks I should. D:

When I draw I have a tendency to listen to rap/hip hop music, which is kinda strange because most of my favorite music is alternative rock weirdness. I think if there's too much going on in a song I end up paying more attention to the song than what I'm drawing, and there tends not to be a lot going on technically with rap and hiphop.

[Byakuran]

House. Sometimes some Jrock. but manly House musi, like let the bass kick <3

[indescribable]

I listen to pretty much anything, so long as it suits the mood of whatever I'm drawing (which also tends to reflect my mood). I rarely, though occasionally, listen to country, opera, or extreme heavy metal, however.

I know, I know -- I'm so specific.

Actually, I'm currently on a Karl Jenkins/Infected Mushroom/Eekwol kick.

[butternut]

My playlist! mostly contains alternative rock, very few heavy metal, and some pop.Mostly alternative/prog rock.

[M3S1H]

Mostly rock, alternative, sometimes pop-punk and rap-mixed-with-rock, but rarely (if ever) pop.