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So, what do PhD students listen to?

I'm kind of embarrassed about sharing my musical taste with you all, but Ceri insists I must! So, if you've ever wondered what museum studies PhD students listen to for inspiration then head over to the right-hand sidebar tout suite. Over to you Ceri... ;)
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Ceri said…
Well Amy I am inspired that you listen to so much great music :) Since I cannot work out yet how to make a quilt thing and so you don't feel left out instead I am going to list the albums on my ipod to give you an idea of what I like to listen to whilst writing the PhD (I grew up in a house full of music so I cannot work in silence!)

A Strangely Isolated Place - Ulrich Schnauss
Advance - LFO
American Whip - Joy Zipper
Atol Scrap - Arovane
Back to Earth - Battle
Before and After Science - Brian Eno
Blue Album - Orbital
Blue Bell Knoll - Cocteau Twins
Busy Curious Thirsty - Spring Heel Jack
Clear - Bomb the Bass
Club NME Dancefloor Distortion - various
Cuckoo - Curve
Double Figure - Plaid
Empire - Kasabian
Felt Mountain - Goldfrapp
Firefly - Music from the TV series
Five Minutes with Arctic Monkeys
Frequencies - LFO
Funeral - Arcade Fire
Geogaddi - Boards of Canada
Get Behind me Satan - White Stripes
Good Morning Spider - Sparklehorse
Hello Everything - Squarepusher
Isn't anything - My Bloody Valentine
Kasabian - Kasabian
Kick up the fire and let the flames break loose - Cooper Temple Clause
Leftism - Leftfield
Lilies - Arovane
Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
Martha Wainwright
Myths of the near future - the Klaxons
Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Poses - Rufus Wainwright
Revolution in me - Siobhan Doherty
See this through and leave - Cooper Temple Clause
Serenity - music from the film
Silent Shout - The Knife
Once upon a time - The Singles - Siouxsie and the Banshees
Souvlaki - Slowdive
Take me to God - Jah Wobble
The Freedom Spark - Larrikin Love
The Greatest - Cat Power
The Joshua Tree - U2
The Private Press - DJ Shadow
The Way of Curve - Curve
Three Fingers - the Rogers sisters
Uh huh her - PJ Harvey
Want one - Rufus Wainwright
Want two - Rufus Wainwright
Witching Hour - Ladytron
With love and squalor - We are scientists
Yesterday was dramatic, today was okay - Mum
Young for Eternity - The Subways
Yours to keep - Albert Hammond Jr

Also some random songs chosen at random:
Girl and the Sea - The Presets
Why - Carly Simon
Love and Pride - King
New Song - Howard Jones
Kool thing - Sonic Youth
Hunting High and Low - Aha
Stand and Deliver - Adam and the Ants
Ooh La - the Kooks
Lets make love and listen to death from above - CSS
It's a fine day - Opus III
Pink Squares - I was a teenage boy scout
Sexy Back - Justin Timberlake
Sleepy Chicken - LFO
Suspicious character - Blood Arm
Standing in the Way of control - The Gossip
Thursday, February 15, 2007 1:09:00 pm
The Attic said…
Thanks Ceri - I no longer feel quite so 'exposed'. :) And I'm glad to see that there's someone else with 'Stand and Deliver' on their iPod. Oh, Adam Ant - I fear you're responsible for my penchant for pretty boys in eyeliner...!
Thursday, February 15, 2007 1:26:00 pm
Ceri said…
My plaster obsession as a child I think can also be attributed to Mr Ant as well as the eyeliner :)
Thursday, February 15, 2007 2:04:00 pm
Anna said…
Very clever Amy... Looks like a good mix of stuff to get you through the PhD! Although I haven't spotted a-ha yet (was very pleased to see that Ceri has 'hunting high and low!'). I'm more of a 'The Sun always shines on TV' fan myself!
Thursday, February 15, 2007 4:40:00 pm
The Attic said…
Ah (or should that be 'Aha'?)! But these are just my 'top albums'. In fact I had a little listen of 'Take On Me' when I got to the office this afternoon. ;)
Thursday, February 15, 2007 4:54:00 pm
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