Why do you listen to music? (singer, dance, genre, artists)
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I don't see the poll, But music for me is a form of Escapism. It can take you so many places and make you forget about your problems, for 3 or 4 minutes, or make you go to sleep
I don't see the poll, But music for me is a form of Escapism. It can take you so many places and make you forget about your problems, for 3 or 4 minutes, or make you go to sleep
It took me a minute or two to finish the poll but it's there now.
I love to sing, whether I'm a good singer or not. I know so many songs and words to songs that I could never get bored. Most of what I listen to does take me back to a certain time, and that makes me really happy or really nostalgic. It's good to hear people that seem to feel the way I do, even if it were at a different time for them. It's fun to burn energy with fast/dance/angry tunes, and can be good to laugh at the cheesy/pointless/nonsensical stuff. I would be lost without it.
I produce music so the different sounds that I hear from various artists allows me to take a sound and match it with a different sound like a kid playing with a ***-saw puzzle.
Music to me is the essential reflection of life that you can only hear!
Not to sound overly cliche and corny but music is practically the rhythm of my life.
When I listen to music while Im walking or jogging I realized that I literally run/jog in time with the music.
I've always had a weird connection with music and sound in general. I like all kinds of sounds from voices, to music, to random sounds of nature. Even listening to the sound of windshield wipers is somewhat musical (and definitely rhythmic).
My parents say when I was little they would turn the music on when we were in the car and I would just completely zone out. They used to jokingly say I was hypnotized. I wouldn't call it hypnotism but music has a way of letting you zone out from reality and just completely remove yourself from your surroundings. I think thats partially why I like music so much.
I love playing music and creating music but I must admit, I really love listening and receiving music a lot more. It really takes you on a journey (again..please excuse the lame cliche). Music can take you to so many different emotions and experiences.
I guess I would compare my relationship to music with someones relationship with visual arts (drawing/painting/sculpting). I was never able to get into visual arts. I would visit museums and people would be gawking at paintings and commenting on how moving an art piece was, how it had so much meaning and so on. I could never get into that or understand it but then I think about how I am with music and I guess I can kind of understand where they are coming from. Maybe a similar experience just a different medium.
Lets just say if I had to either give up the ability to talk or to hear, I'd definitely give up my voice.
I do not understand musical theory at all, and respect those who do.
Music for me is a visceral experience. I enjoy many different genres.
Music can enhance, facilitate escape, or elevate.
It is a daily part of my life.
To me, being deaf would be much worse than being blind.
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Music get's me started everyday!
