Music Affect The Mind?

[mac a roni]

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]Do you feel that what you listen to affects your mind, your thoughts, your emotions? That it'llhave a positive or negative affect on your life?[/color]



[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]Discuss[/color]

 

[mac a roni]

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]thread fail?[/color]

 

[sixersdukejordan]

No it's just too deep for a Saturday

 

[marath0n]

Originally Posted by sixersdukejordan

No it's just too deep for a Saturday

This.

And yeah, it affects everyones subconscious mind whether you know it or not.

 

[seventh letter]

It really does. Music helps me think while I do homework or read school material.

Music is pretty powerful

However, listening to Gucci while doing anything related to school is a contradiction.

and for every 1 hour of Gucci Mane you listen to, you should spend three hours reading.

 

[zeen1ne]

I cant read or study while i listen to music. But yes music definitely affects the mind...ill answer your question with another question....how would the worldbe without music? LETS JUST SAY...

 

[kanyewestjayz4life]

I feel your brain takes in everything thats going on. but most of the time your eyes and your ears cant perceive everything thats taking places. Its kind oflike your mind is taking in all the info and you cant access it. So my answer is yes.

 

[neighb0rh00d]

Yea.

it makes me feel like time is going faster.

 

[ill since 92]

Absolutely...

 

[antonlavey]

Music releases endorphins

 

[renarene]

The subconscious mind is constantly taking in information, symbolism, signals, audio triggers etc. You consciously aren't aware of what's going on. Butthere are things out there that have, will, and will be created to effect you. This subject can get a little deep for a Sat, and with my cold. so sorry.

 

[blknaitch]

listening to Gucci has definitely killed a couple brain cells

 

[mangudai954]

Of course it does, everything you hear does.

 

[mac a roni]

Originally Posted by RenaRene

The subconscious mind is constantly taking in information, symbolism, signals, audio triggers etc. You consciously aren't aware of what's going on. But there are things out there that have, will, and will be created to effect you. This subject can get a little deep for a Sat, and with my cold. so sorry.

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]I'm drunk, dolo, so getting deep is my main priority....deep in a convo or deep in some({})[/color]

 

[D StaXX]

Originally Posted by seventh letter

It really does. Music helps me think while I do homework or read school material.

Music is pretty powerful

However, listening to Gucci while doing anything related to school is a contradiction.

and for every 1 hour of Gucci Mane you listen to, you should spend three hours reading.

This.

 

[josebronx]

man listen to gucci man gives you down syndrome


but it obviously does, especially when I do my projects for architectural design class

 

[Jordan8]

depends on how weak minded you are

 

[blackmagnus514]

Definitely...

I listened to the Cudi album for the first time last night and i felt like I was high. This coming from someone who's had as many as 9 blunts in rotationbefore.

 

[frenchhustler19091]

What's the point of music if it doesn't effect your emotions?

 

[renarene]

Originally Posted by Mac A Roni

Originally Posted by RenaRene

The subconscious mind is constantly taking in information, symbolism, signals, audio triggers etc. You consciously aren't aware of what's going on. But there are things out there that have, will, and will be created to effect you. This subject can get a little deep for a Sat, and with my cold. so sorry.

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]I'm drunk, dolo, so getting deep is my main priority....deep in a convo or deep in some ({})[/color]

Either way its a good look I'm sure.. There's plenty vids up about what "they" put out there. Beware of white noise and warps in music, flashimages in tv, placement, colors etc. They have the human brain and psychology down to a science. And so many keep our power to see otherwise and to questionthe devolving onslaught down to a minimum.

 

[violet24]

- my piano teacher told that if i listened to music in 4/4 time while studying, i'd be able to concentrate and retain information better.

- musicians are said to have more neural activity than the normal person - scientists discovered this by paying attention to MRI scans.

- anatomy specialists can distinguish whether a person was a musician in their lifetime .. apparently, their brains are bigger than those who don't play aninstrument.

cool, right?

- you should read musicophilia by oliver sacks.

 

[noodles]

Originally Posted by Mac A Roni

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]Do you feel that what you listen to affects your mind, your thoughts, your emotions? That it'll have a positive or negative affect on your life?[/color]



[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]Discuss[/color]

I just deleted all hiphop, except war report and ob4cl2. from my mp3 player. now i have the cinematic orchestra, bonobo, martina topley bird. moon safari. koop island. and like 70 other trip hop/electronic, downtempo, jazz, chillout albums

did all this today.

 

[renarene]

Originally Posted by VIOLET24

- my piano teacher told that if i listened to music in 4/4 time while studying, i'd be able to concentrate and retain information better.

- musicians are said to have more neural activity than the normal person - scientists discovered this by paying attention to MRI scans.

- anatomy specialists can distinguish whether a person was a musician in their lifetime .. apparently, their brains are bigger than those who don't play an instrument.

cool, right?

- you should read musicophilia by oliver sacks.

I play piano, sing, write and compose.

Guess that leaves me pretty good in the brain department.

 

[feeninlikejodeci]

Originally Posted by RenaRene

Originally Posted by VIOLET24

- my piano teacher told that if i listened to music in 4/4 time while studying, i'd be able to concentrate and retain information better.

- musicians are said to have more neural activity than the normal person - scientists discovered this by paying attention to MRI scans.

- anatomy specialists can distinguish whether a person was a musician in their lifetime .. apparently, their brains are bigger than those who don't play an instrument.

cool, right?

- you should read musicophilia by oliver sacks.

I play piano, sing, write and compose.

Guess that leaves me pretty good in the brain department.

you produce?

 

[eight2one]

Yes music def. affect's the mind......

examples: My workouts arent the same without music, it just gets my blood flowing and pumping.
Kanye West- Heartless came on this morning in the car, and the words were perfect for something I was feeling
I can hear a song and it will always remind me of a time in life.
People listen to music when their down, need a boost, just doing nothing, driving, or fun (clubs/bars/parties)....different music affects the mind differently.