I listen to music on CD. I have over 500 albums on CD and I listen to them on my Sony Walkman CD player, with Grado SR80 Headphones, and usually without any distractions so I can really absorb the sounds and lyrical messages, and even get lost in it if it's a particularly good album.

I'm pretty much the same, though I use my computer instead of a Walkman.

Ever since my Ipod broke I have been really diggin Pandora

Pandora is nice cause you just put in your favorite artist(s) and it just kind of stays within that genre and artist type

I want to get a new Ipod though. Regardless, music while I am working out brings me to a great place

Why dont you burn your cd to your computer then put them all on an iPod?

Well, where do I start, man?

Wow..well, first of all..I like to grab some chocolates, some Bud beer, oh yeah! I get my Nickelback collection and I play Silver Side Up at least two times a day whilst drinking my Bud beer. Oh, and also..Theory of a Deadman, here and there. Thank you, Chad! :)

I usually listen while working or gaming through the headsets.

The music source depends on my need for control - Pandora, if I want to control tone/mood, Grooveshark if I want to control playlist, KEXP (College station in Seattle) if I don't want to be in any control.

Nice. Headphones like that deserve a dedicated headphone amp:

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it depends on my mood.

If I just want to lay down for a long time I'll put a few records on (phonograph in the bedroom). If I'm not in the mood for anything in particular, last.fm. And if I want to listen to a specific artist, Grooveshark. I don't actually own any CDs that I've used for any other reason apart from file storage.