Creating compilations in preparation of Bar Exam


Hey everyone. I'm looking to create two compilations in preparation for passing the Bar Exam. The first is going to be music that I will listen to while studying. I would imagine that this would most likely be classical. The second is going to be music to "psyche" me up right before sitting for the exam. Any suggestions for either compilation?

As always thanks!
portugal11
Thank you for your replies! I'm going to look into more of the ambient music out there. I already have Eno's "Music for Airports." Regarding the second category, I wasn't necessarily looking for music that deals with law or lawyers. I was looking for music that one would listen to in order to get "psyched-up." Boston and Psycho Killer may fit the bill. Any others?

Thanks again and have a happy new year.
I have used led zep i and ii in the past for trials. I would also also stones (start me up) 40 licks would have some great stuff.

Richard
Portugal I like the David Sylvian/Holger Czukay album as well. I think the one Richard is referring to is titled Flux & Mutability. The second track(there's only 2 REALLY long tracks) is especially nice. I think you should check out steveroach.com. He has plenty of music to stream for free, he has been making electronic music for over 30 years, he's very prolific so there are tons of albums to choose from(I have almost 70 of his albums) & he is simply considered one of the best ambient musicians ever. The stuff in the Timeroom Editions series is usually very serene and without any "beats". Some others:
Pete Namlook-Air I & II
Thomas Koner
Michael Stearns-Encounter
Robert Rich-Trances & Drones
Steve Hillage-Rainbow Dome Musick
Global Communication-76:14