What Are Your Pandora Stations?

My mix of Pandora stations are Panic! at the Disco, The Fray, My Chemical Romance, Katy Perry, Fall Out Boy, Utada, and Owl City right now. It's great, because it gives me a variety of music I like. What are all y'all into?

I've been listening to two different Pandora stations while I write this year's NaNo.

I mostly listen to that station I titled Hard Rock. It plays oldies from the 80's such as Great White, Cinderella, Skid Row, all the way to the new stuff like Hinder, Nickelback, Skillet, 3 days grace.

I also have been listening to Club/Dance music station for some club scenes I have. Though it's difficult for me to write when I listen to that because I'd much rather dance lol

Kanye West Radio, Today's Hip Hop and Pop, and Mumford and Son's Radio.

I have a very strange taste in music, no?

I have a VNV Nation station, one for based on Final Fantasy music that I like to use when writing fantasy.

Streetlight Manifesto, Reel Big Fish, The Decemberists, and a fourth I can't remember.

I've been listening to a station built off of Escala, it's some really intense orchestral music, and Celtic radio. I find instrumental music the easiest to write to, because I can just picture the scenes I'm writing in a movie, with some intense music playing in the background. Lol. :)

Mostly been flipping between Fall Out Boy and Maroon 5, but randomly playing Death Cab for Cutie, Adele, The Fray, and Vitamin String Quartet. Quite a variety...

Three Days Grace Radio, Miranda Lambert Radio, A Rocket To The Moon Radio, Demi Lovato Radio (for Disney songs that work with my story line), Pixie Lott Radio, Solo Piano Radio, and Big Band Radio (jazz)

I flip through all of them depending on my mood while writing

Rock and contemporary jazz. Mostly contemporary jazz.

I have an acoustic folk-rock station I've been hitting pretty hard this month. The artist seeds are Mariee Sioux, Smoke Fairies, Stephanie Dosen, Jesca Hoop, Sufjan Stevens, Alela Diane, and Emmylou Harris. It's very inspiring and tends to write itself into my story a lot of the time.

Okay, here we go.d:
80's Alternative, Anberlin, 90's Alternative/Grunge, Tween, The Maine, Today's Hits, The Ready Set, Pink, Blood On The Dancefloor, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Indie Holidays, Framing Hanley, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, The Killers, Kid Cudi, Creed, Anna Nalick, A Fine Frenzy, Buno Mars, The Summer Set, Oasis, Three Days Grace, Foo Fighters, Cold War Kids, Death Cab For Cutie, The Airborne Toxic Event, Hollywood Undead, Christina Perri, Avril Lavinge, Florence + The Machine, and, last but not least, Paramore.

Yes. I like a lot of music.

I've been writing a novel set in Australia, and Jet Radio has been remarkably helpful. I also really love Eric Johnson radio, and Jack Johnson.

Meow!

Skrillex, "Kids" (the song by MGMT), Immortal Technique, Tool, Scissor Sisters, John Digweed, The Chemical Brothers, Bone Thugs N Harmony, and Nas.

The Skrillex one seems to fit my novel very, very well. I only discovered him this month and I'm completely in love.

Sleeping with sirens, asking Alexandria, Elena siegma, silverstein, pierce the veil, heavy metal radio, breathe carolina, we came as romans, a skylit drive, black veil brides, screamo radio, attack attack! (US) mayday parade and panic at the disco...

it feels like i have alot compared to other people

My main station's seeds are The Killers, Florence+The Machine, Neon Trees, Relient K, My Chemical Romance, Regina Spektor, Vienna Teng, and Bob Dylan.
In practice, this means I get mostly punk-emo-pop-rock fusions bands with male singers, quietly interesting single-person female vocals, and random occasional indie or folk rock.
It's strangely specific but I love it greatly.

I also have one for CCM, that is to say, Contemporary Christian, and one which I'm trying to train to play only foreign language music. But since the first seed was Rammstein, it thinks I want heavy metal instead. And most of the other bands I want to add are too obscure...

Enya and Balmorhea. Love these stations. Both play music from movies and it is mostly just music(occasional singing), so it is easier for me to concentrate. Like Antibody, I get distracted when someone starts singing, and like Haylee, I see the scenes better with instrumental, like a movie

Let's see:

Two Steps from Hell Radio
Stratovarius Radio
Voltaire Radio
E Nomine Radio
Yuki Kajiura Radio
ELFCORE!!! (basically fantasy, power and symphonic metal)
Alice Cooper Radio
Klaus Badelt Radio
Dragonforce Radio
Nightwish Radio
Metallica Radio

Olafur Arnalds and ES Posthumus are my writing stations. I can't write to music with lyrics and both of them as artists/group are amazing at delivering a one-two-punch combo of emotion in their music. I use the ES station for my epic scenes.