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To Ken and others ref PD and insomnia. Ken I am a retired service rep (IBM) and I know what you are talking about with the music in most offices. I could tune it out when I was deeply engrossed if my job, but when I got the equipment working and relaxed with a cup of coffee, I then realized how awfull most of the piped in music was. To anyone who has PD and is not sleeeping well my suggestion is to tune in to your local public radio station, most of them provide soothing music with no commercials and a low key announcer. I have spent hundreds of nights listening and even if you cant sleep, you might enjoy passing the time this way. Also to Ken, amen on listining to live music vice recorded. I go to twenty or thirty live cncerts a year, and recorded music has to be very good to compete with that experience. My sleep disturbance problem is compelety cured for now, but I had to resort to Amatryptline to cure it, am on 25mg per day, for about three months. It works very good for me, it did take a month for it to get started. But if nothing else works try music and just say to yourself, I am going to enjoy the night and lay back and relax Lanier Maddux 62/2 Chattanooga Tn. ([log in to unmask])