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Re: Albums that rocked your world.
Oops.. Double post. Guess you can't edit, after a few days.

Anyways, I just remembered another album that rocked my world - sort of.

I suck at math. But, when I was taking my Pre-Algebra, and Algebra classes in College, I would hog two computers and use one for the software (they were computer based math classes) and one computer for the listening of a CD. It seemed that the days I had my CD to listen to was the days I understood more of the software and (even more importantly) the algebraic procedures.

Anyways, the CD I listened to during those times was:
Wyclef Jean and the Refugee Allstars - The Carnival.

I doubt if it was the music or words that made learning easier for me on those days, maybe it was just that I was in a more relaxed environment, listening to some tunes and going at my own pace with the studies...
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