what do you think?
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what do you think?
Easy. In Buddist philosophy the word satori is used to describe a temporary state of enlightenment. Its when you see into your true nature.
When listening to music you are experiencing a constantly evolving & changing present in the form of sound. Your thinking stops (the root of all your problems & worries), all concepts of future & past are destroyed (temporarily). Thats why we love music.
or something!
makes ya feel good, sad, think about stuff, remember things etc etc etc......but mainly cause it makes ya feel good!
It might make you think of stuff after you have listened to it. But the act of
enjoying music shouldnt involve much thinking.
Some music makes me fight.
yeah temporary amnesia
hipnosys thats why.
heh nice :) reminds me of the non-thinking state you get when totally absorbed playing a musical instrument. bit like musical mushinQuote:
Originally Posted by massplanck
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how do you think music started though, do you think we started playing and realised we reached certain states of mind, or was it more communication based? if this is true, then our view/need of music has changed massively over the years
because you cant masturbate ALL the time.
cos it's the soundtrack to our lives......
music prob started with some guy startin a fire with stones n liked the sound so he kept nockin them to gether.. then a m8 joind in with two stiks.. added on to it, and there you go! music...
that was the start i thnik:)
cos ya cant hear the mrs moanin like they do it does help ya get away from problems for the time its on and your enjoying it some times ya can get into it that much tho
have ya ever been in a club and there is a monster tune on and ya propper lovin it and some one comes ovr and starts talkin to and ya have to say look mate just **** off ten mins lol
i am reading a brilliant neuroscience book at the mo about the reasons why are brains love music. i will have to post the name of it up here as soon as i get home. i've only read like 30 pages at the moment but it's one of the most interesting things i think i've ever read... the guy who wrote it is also a musician too, so it's totally on a level that's easy to understand if you produce/play music...
found it on amazon. here ya go :)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/This-Your-Br.../dp/1843547155
cheers Mark1
wish i could read !!!!
im to busy concentrating on the top paragraph wen im at the bottom
which is probably some thing a book luike this could tell me somr thing about lol
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