Does any one else do this?

Since my last thread was locked thanks to Swinglish (Swiss English) and my idea of humor, I thought I'd start another.
TL/DR

Here is what I do.  I only get to play CODMW2 late at night, usually after 10 or 11 pm.  Well after my kids are sleeping, I have to keep the volume down so as I don't wake them with the killing and maiming ( or in my case, getting killed and maimed).  I like my own music track when I play.  I put in my ear buds and listen to a variety of tunes as I merrily blast away or getting blasted.   I'm listening to songs from AC/DC to Rhianna to Johnny Cash to the Ice-T.  Oh throw in some death/thrash metal too.
So, does any one else listen to music as they play any video game?

I'm listening to music and playing a game right now, I think everyone who games does/ has done this.

I don't since I won't even notice what is playing. If I'm playing a video game, my attention is on that.

I do this, but it depends on the game.

Since most games I play are team oriented, it becomes counterproductive to have music on the whole time.  If I'm walking through the woods in PR or Arma, I will normally switch something on, but if there's radio traffic or gunfire I'll turn it back off.

I generally listen to the game itself. In forza, I'm far too concerned with how amazing my lamborghini engines sound to care about music, and in COD I'm busy listening to things going on around me.

only racing or sports games.

COD etc. I listen to some music, especially if I have friends over and such. But when I am getting into the game the music is off so I can concentrate on punching people in the face with bullets. As for GT5 I am usually blasting music because I can usually race really well even if I can't hear the revs.

Any COD, or FPS for that matter I prefer to hear the game, but in a situation such as yours I do jam out. I stay away from the deathmetal tho

Anything with shooting I need silance, but any other game (especialy racing games) I like to have music on at least in the background.

I remember thinking that it was the coolest thing that in GTA III that you could load your .mp3 files into the game, and the one radio station would play them in cycles when you got into a car.