some chart music can makes me feel ill as well... I wonder what tricks
Britney uses to accomplish that...
On Sun, 3 Oct 2004 14:27:26 -0700, chthonic
<chthonic@chthonicstreams.com> wrote:
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> From: Oneaphex@aol.com
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> >I went to a Sonic Youth show recently, and Wolf Eyes opened for
> them.
> >They're industrial/dark ambient. I was trying to get into their
> music, but it
> >wasn't doing anything for me. At one point I started to feel terrible,
> like I
> >needed to throw up and my head was spinning. I felt so bad I had
> to sit down, and
> >the only thing I can attribute it to is the music. As soon as the
> song was
> >over I felt better. This thread just reminded me of it...the end :)
>
> interesting. that sounds like a different kind of thing though, more
> like the frequencies they were using were making you feel ill. i get
> that sometimes too. too much of a certain midrange distorted
> guitar is really harsh and fatiguing on the ears and can start to fuck
> with your equilibrium at loud volumes, and of course super-low
> frequencies can vibrate your insides so much they give you various
> negative physical reactions.
>
> d.
>
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