ya, a little wierd there pal, but never the less
I like clasic rock but I probably would listen to jazz before bed you know?

This is not spam Ryan, sinse it is posted in the Ot Room, where discussion of anything within reason is permitted, including people's music preferences, and there are no possibly dodgy links here. Also remember that not everyone on this forum speaks english as a first language, and grammar in an unfamiliar language can be a real pest.

but I'll cease the wagging of my finger now and actually get onto the question.

I have no set music preferences for night time, in fact given the way I usually listen to music, trying to use it as a sleeping aide would be a bad idea (I usually read instead).

If I am determinedly not going to sleep though, Ie I wake up at some random time (as I did at 4-30 this morning), I'll do the same stuff I normally do which includes occasionally listening to music, as it would in the middle of the day or at any other time (I've eeven been known to work at five in the morning, on the basis that I won't feel like working later in the time I usually work if I am tired).

So for general music preferences, I like a hole range of things, from film and game music, to progressive rock, to weerd contemporary stuff, to semi folk, semi jazz, to orchestral stuff from the romantic or moddern periods, or occasionally baroque. yes, I have eclectic tastes in music!

I also rather like musicals and light opera though cannot stand grand opera, though often that's also tied up with finding things that are interesting for me to sing as well (and singing is one thing I would not do at random hours of the morning, to save my neighbors).

Agreed about the books Sabrina, I actually find I cannot sleep unless I've read for half an hour, either audio or braille (though more often audio).