Do you listen to Chant, Gregorian or Otherwise?

[ I am only going to point you to this site, and let it speak for itself when you visit it:

liturgica.com ]

I in fact collect (Eastern Orthodox) chant, whether it be Byzantine, Arabic, Russian or otherwise. I do have a few Gregorian chant cds but they have been tried and found wanting compared to most of the Eastern Christian chant I have heard(in person or recorded). My favourite album is called "The Athos of the North" chanted by the monastic choir of the Valaam Monastery of the Transfiguration of the Saviour.

I only own two cds :(

A compilation called "Gregorian Chant", and

"Tibetan Mantras & Chants" by the Buddhist Monks of Maitri Vihar Monastery

I am watching this question for more stuff to buy.

I have a cd that an online chatmate burned for me of real Buddhist monks chanting (well, it sounds more like a humming sound) together. Relaxes me. I have no idea where he got it, he is from Packistan, but he made it because I am an insomniac and he thought it would help. Yay, chatmates.

As much as I enjoy listening to Gregorian Chant, I prefer to sing it with a schola. (I also enjoy chanting Divine Office in Choir)

my highschool music teacher made us listen to a gregorian song, i forgot the album title. It kind of scared me.

I do have some, but I'm not too sure of the name of the album.

I do love one particular album Canticles of Ecstasy by Hildegard von Bingen....

Yes, I love classical Christian hymns.

My favourite is Ave Maria.:-)