Music

>>18648630
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Xm7s9eGxU

Listen to this song. Do you feel anything?
Perhaps a flood of emotions? Goosebumps? A chilling sensation throughout the spine? Electric needles?

Let me know

>>18648631
I felt my bowels jangle.

>>18648631
Feeling of familiarity, memory.

>>18648630
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AjFN4uD3h4

https://youtu.be/JhH1waXoHy8
Careful with this one guys

>>18648630
sounD iS thE fourtH dimensioN.

>>18648650
This

>>18648631
Thanks Anon. Felt super Nostalgic having heard this song somewhere. Thanks for letting me know what it is.

>>18648631
I heard it in a fucking Minecraft video once because I'm an autist, that's about it.

>>18648630
I think it only fucks with your brainwaves, nothing paranormal

>>18648630
I read something about it affecting/changing your DNA.

This is music I've written:
>www.reverbnation.com/sundreamgun

>>18649078
Ocean's 11 probably.

>>18648631
heart beats faster

>>18648869

I thought my body was ready...

It wasn't

I'm not really interested in music, and I've certainly never tried to write any, but for the past few years I've been waking up with music in my head. After a couple of minutes, I've pretty much forgotten what it was.

The music is never the same. It involves a variety of instruments and voices but it's rare that I can remember any words. Generally, it's about six to twenty notes long. I'd say the quality of the music is about what you'd expect from the soundtrack of a cheap TV movie.

I'm not sure when this started, but I think it was a year or so after a couple of suicide attempts. Since then, I've become aware that there's all sorts of things going on in my mind that I'm not directly conscious of. I feel that music doesn't just create feelings, sometimes it also unlocks the hidden thoughts and feelings that were already there (like they say smell does with memories).

I like to watch the cartoon Adventure Time, but I can't listen to the end music because it reduces me to a snot-dribbling tearful wreck. Pathetic.

>>18649018
I love seeing Risk IDs

>>18648869
I think you'd enjoy this.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gZa4yre0uEk

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OBY0HRChalA

I think xxyyxx has some power under the influence. Sorry I didn't mention some obscure dadrock band.

>>18649696
I think I've read somewhere that there's a phenomena that occurs to some folks where they'll hear unexplained music and singing at random times.

>>18648631
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL998ajnjN4
this is really good too

I don't think so. Music is just another medium for expressing ideas and concepts, a more basic language than words.

If music making you feel relaxed is paranormal then so is reading a book that makes you feel relaxed.

Well music is something abstract, or paranormal if you wish. Think about it music is music, it's "entity" for itself, music is music, music isn't part of something or made by something, its simply music.

>>18648654
One of my all time favorite pieces !!
Reminds me of The Man From Earth (2007)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB4MWOFdVbM

There's some interesting science behind certain pieces of classical music.
Actually there were some covert gov't programs focusing on them.
You know how certain songs get stuck in your head?
Those are called earworms.
Using mathematics the gov't theorized it could be possible to develop a song so catchy, that your brain wouldn't be able to shake the earworms.
You'd become a husk, a mindless drone. Your mind consumed with nothing but the earworm.
Then you would be destroyed.

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>>18651962
Bowling, Donnie

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>>18648630
At its most general description, music is just motion. Up and down, left and right, in and out. For any motion that happens in the universe, there is a music that goes with it. Even gravitational waves are music, in the sense that gravitational waves are just a motion of space/time itself.

So music is indeed a supernatural, (or really just a very natural) expression of thought. Rather than using words, or symbols, music can express thought by using "pieces" of very universe itself as examples of what you wish to convey, if you can accept the idea of a vibrational mode of energy being a "piece" of the universe.

I think, that one day, people will learn the language of cymatics, with every bit the familiarity we have today with symbolic words, and symbols. To be able to *see* a frequency, and know what note, or range that frequency represents. At such a level of familiarity with the natural motions of the universe, life can seem very magical indeed.

Imagine being able to sing someone a picture, of what you're imagining in your mind. Possibly with the assistance of cymatic "paper" at first.

>>18648631
i actually just felt pissed, that chord progression is weak af also easy to predict

>>18652100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki9ppdl9jAs

What about this one.

>>18648630

Is there something supernatural about sex?
It can change your mood, make you motivated, relaxed or even scared. Sex seems like a powerful tool.

>>18652130
Not being alone in the universe seems supernatural to me.

But I'm just a loner.

>>18652139

I don't think I know what anyone else means by supernatural anymore.

And we're all alone, friend. Even if some of us enjoy the experience in the company of others. I, for one, feel most connected to the eidolons in my dreams. Embrace the abyss. It is, after all, eternal.