[MsMarvelDuckie]

Interesting. I have a few of those in my playlists, too. As for vocal music interfering, I'd have to say no. Often I find that the lyrics actually inspire me with new ideas, or by helping me grasp the mood or tone of a given scene emotionally or with dialog. (I've been known to have characters sing a line or two on occasion, especially in humorous scenes- at one point in my Love Is Shell tale, Mikey is caught singing in the shower by the main character, and she later teases him by asking when he's going on tour. I used a few lines from a Meat Loaf song for that scene. Or in my dark elf saga, the main character is a bard, and in one scene he meets a little girl who heard him singing a song he had just been working on during a rain storm. I also sometimes use lines or titles of songs as story or chapter titles.

Now that I'm home on my PC, here's just a few examples from each turtle's lists:

Leo: Bob Segar- Old Time Rock and Roll
Chuck Berry- Johnny B. Goode
Bon Jovi- Never Say Die
Journey- Midnight Train(Don't Stop Believing)
Rex Allen Jr.- Last of the Silver Screen Cowboys
Autopilot Off- Raise Your Rifles
Tom Petty- Won't Back Down
Yellowcard- City of Devils
Hall and Oates- Private Eyes
Beatles- Twist and Shout
Cat Stevens- Cats In the Cradle
Eddie Rabbit- Driving My Life Away

Raph: Korn- Freak on a Leash
Quiet Riot- Bang your Head
ZZ Top- Bad Girl
Ozzy Osbourne- I Don't Want to Stop
Queensryche- Walk in the Shadows
Megadeath- Angry Again
Limp Bizkit- Break Stuff
Eagles- Life in the Fast Lane
Iron Maiden- Can I Play With Madness
Drowning Pool- Bodies
Tone-Loc- Wild Thing

Mikey: Redbone- Come and Get Your Love
Tom Cochrane- Life Is a Highway(NOT the cover by Rascal Flats!)
Carl Douglas- Kung Fu Fighting (I see him doing a dance-off to this)
DeBarge- Rhythm of the Night
Snap!- The Power
Aha- Take On Me
Marky Mark & funky Bunch- Good Vibrations
Will Smith- Summertime
Men Without Hats- Safety Dance (I see him obnoxiously bugging his brothers with it, LOL!)
Cyndi Lauper- Girls Just Want to Have Fun
Bohemian Rhapsody- Queen (another one he'd annoy them with!)
Right Said Fred- I'm Too Sexy (again- obnoxiously playing it loudly and singing or dancing to it!)

Donnie: Beethoven- Moonlight Sonata
Adiemus- Water Dance
Falco- Rock Me Amadeus
ELO- Fire On High
Harold Faltermeyer- Axel F
Enigma- Sadeness, Pt. 1
Origa- Inner Universe
Andrew Lloyd Webber- Music of the Night
Chess- One Night in Bangkok
Handel- Pastoral Symphony
Riverdance- Firedance
Roxette- Joyride
John Williams- Duel of Fates
Mighty Dub Kats- Magic Carpet Ride