What kind of music you hear while you trade?

Dance, dance, dance, dance to the radio.......ther's so much energy in this song!

Brixen, great song - and after Joy Division, New Order looked to an unusual source for inspiration....... Donna Summer !

You can hear the influence this classic song with Giorgio Moroder had on the 80's with that synth ending



Temptation and the drum beat to Blue Monday are obvious songs which draw on the song.

Something Good by Alt-J (Lyrics On Screen)

John Lee Hooker/Santana:

Breakbot - Arrested (Official Audio)

Breakbot - "My Toy" (Official Music Video)

???

Michael FK & Faodail - Holding Back

Starting off Monday morn with some rock’n’roll (punk) outta Oz .


Playing with his Coloured Balls, legendary local lead guitarist Lobby Loyde.

Essentially an aussie Pub Band from the very beginnings, high energy



1min 34sec ditty
Won't You Make Up Your Mind - Coloured Balls





(your) Mama Loves To (rock 'n' roll) - Coloured Balls

(the producer switching over the lead tracking channels, mid-song - interesting lol)

Creedence Clearwater Revival:

Hi fxt,

That's a fair question. Probably each to their own I guess, I can listen to music in the car when driving fine and still concentrate on the road etc.

Do you mean maybe before a trade at the planning point for when you might enter a trade.
Or after you have entered your trade, and are now managing its progress.


What is our mindset going into a trade. Are we usually confident of our expectations from the market.
Are we fearful of making mistakes. Or overexcited to make some money.
Are all these things inside our trader's minds, and then how might one deal with any overload of emotions.

You could write novels on all this I guess.
all the best with your trading (and music )

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As an aside, the original song Rock Me Baby was recorded and re-recorded many times by many artists since the BB King one I first remember.
It was originally a standard formed out of the song Rockin' N Rollin' by Lil Son Jackson.

Legendary recording producer Sam Phillips cut track after track by how many unknown artists we will never probably know under his Sun Records label.
(And Sam still said till the last that he did not regret selling all ownership rights to Elvis Presley early on as it set him up for life then in his recording studio later.)

Anyway I fluked onto this Sun Record quickie, yet another "version" of the title Rock Me Baby the other night.
Sam gave many an unknown artist a shot at showing their wares on vinyl.

This rockabilly "version" of a song of the same name was write-credited to, looks like a family member of Jimmy's lol.
(Still no one was really getting any royalties in those days)


Rock Me Baby - Jimmy Haggett

AC/DC - Who Made Who (Official HD Video)

John Lee Hooker: