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Music itself is important. But for me actively listening to it is not as much. If I am in silence I start to sing - hum random folk songs and I won't even notice that I'm doing it. So I do need music or an audiobook so people won't get annoyed with my antics.
It is a very weird situation, because while I don't actively seeking music and I don't really notice mid quality speakers - my phone still has about 20gigs of mp3s.