How Do the Songs You Listen To Make You Feel?

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yungmagic09 on 10 March 2010

The songs I'm listening to makes me feel like murdering, then throwing money away at strip clubs, then doing the latest dance. I'll be right back, once I'm done.

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Rainbird on 10 March 2010

yungmagic09 said:
The songs I'm listening to makes me feel like murdering, then throwing money away at strip clubs, then doing the latest dance. I'll be right back, once I'm done.

Kids these days...

OT:

Depends on the music. Very little music can continue to hold a specific feeling for me, I can only think of two pieces that does so right now. If I have had a bad day, I can listen to Daniel Powder's "Bad Day", and it will cheer me up. And when you're looking at a game on the PS3, it might play a piece of music. The music that is played with Flower is amazingly relaxing, it feels like injecting a dose tranquility straight into your veins.

But I consider those two exceptions to my general way of listening to music. The music I listen the most to, is music that feels grand and leaves me in awe. That's the kind of music that carries me away, and makes me want to listen to music all the more. For those of you who know Serj Tankian's "Empty Walls", I can tell you that the symphony version blew my mind. It was simply incredible the first time I heard it, just 'Wow'. You can see more in this thread btw.