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Elena Stofle liked the forum thread, What music do you listen to when writing?
In re movie soundtracks -- I mentioned Cliff Martinez’s "Traffic" score (my staple, go-to soundtrack if I can’t think of anything else), but some others worth mentioning:

- Most anything by Vangelis created for a film score. "Blade Runner" is just the tip of a mountainous iceberg.

- Ditto Tangerine Dream.

- Ditto Yoko Kanno.

- Brian Eno, "Music for Films" (vols 1 & 2) -- This is kind of a cheat, but Eno intended for this music to be used in films, and they have been, so I suppose they count. They’re also entrancing stuff.

- John Powell’s unnerving score for "United 93" helped propel one of my first truly successful writing projects to completion.

- I strongly suspect the "Man of Steel" score is going to figure heavily into that long-in-gestation superhero story if it ever gets out of the idea phase.
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    It depends heavily on what I’m writing about, or what kind of energy is involved in the scenes I’m writing, though I rely heavily on drum n bass, ambient electronica, Jazz, and classical music as go-tos. Spotify has some great pre-made playlists under "focus" that really help keep the creative juices flowing. 
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