[DoodleBob]

The researchers also found doctors and patients killed themselves faster when listening to Springsteen.

[one guy in new jersey]

Springsteen=AGINJ

surely that goes in his favor, no?

-OGINJ

[seowulf]

Listening to Thunderstruck cranked to to 11 always made me move faster.

[Bob434]

how bout Black Betty?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_2D8Eo15wE

[Long Jon No Silver]

I wonder what listening to Barry Manilow at high volume would do

[RandallFlagg]

What about Thunderstruck on bagpipes?

[who_would_fardels_bear]

Sounds about right, but I don’t think I would want “Highway to Hell” played while I’m on the operating table.

[waterhill]

ACDC and Iron Maiden got me through algebra/trig and accounting.

[Chode]

or Enter Sandman

[RedMonqey]

I’d rather the surgeon and the anesthesiologist be able to hear each other when they got my body cavity open and probing around.

But maybe I’m just queer that way.

Don’t want to go on the “Highway to Hell” to soon.

[Jonty30]

It makes sense then that Zed Cochrane was listening to heavy metal music when he invented the warp drive on Star Trek.

[Sapwolf]

And as a patient of one of these...FEMALE surgeons, my favorite song is “Touch Too Much”.

[Pez149]

I don’t want any playing “Have a drink on me” during my surgery...🍸

[Larry Lucido]

Desperado.

Or Witch-ay Woman.

[Gene Eric]

Something to consider for those sluggish recovery moments ;)

[skr]

What if the surgical nurses and anesthesiologists don’t like loud music when they’re trying to hear what the surgeons are saying?

It’s a stupid research premise that someone was willing to fund.

[Ronaldus Magnus III]

As John Belushi stated so very eloquently “If It’s Too Loud, You’re Too Old.”

[moovova]

I’d be OK with the docs listening to Yahnni or Barry Manilow if it made them perform better during ANY surgery on me.

[rottweiller_inc]

This must be one of those studies paid for by the US government just throwing money away