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         |  larn
             from PLANET E (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-30 11:45 [#02283179] Points: 5476 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | It's interesting that you mention this now because the other day I was laying down in bed, my brain must of been in an
 alpha state, I could hear music in my mind. I could hear
 really nice melodies but no beats and it was well structured
 musically which surprised me. It went on for about 5 minutes
 then stopped. but i was sort of not in control of it, but i
 obviously was somehow. I want to get into this state
 again...
 
 So i know exactly what you mean Dag, I put it down to years
 of dedicated listening and appreciation for music in
 general. your brain can make those calculations and produce
 any kind of timbre or musical structure based on the
 information it has been fed through the years.
 
 
 
 
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         |  Tractern
             from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-30 15:36 [#02283209] Points: 4210 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | Similar things happen to me. 
 I wake up with a song in my head. And I sometimes feel I
 hard a song in my sleep that I have definately never heard
 before.
 
 Also I get a lot of inspiration for poetry when I am trying
 to get to sleep. My brain is in a kinda half relaxed, half
 stimulated state. But that's when I ciompletely conscious.
 Not sleeping, as you were saying.
 
 Do either of you think you might have sinesthesia, or am I
 just being silly thinking this?
 
 
 
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         |  Tractern
             from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-30 15:39 [#02283210] Points: 4210 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | I think it makes sense for this kinda thing to happen. Like when one drinks or takes drugs, the brain is stimulated, but
 inhibitions are removed. The brain never stops thinking and
 obviously there are going to be no inhibitions, per se, when
 unconscious, so I guess it makes sense to even be creative
 (or even more so) when asleep. The only thing is trying to
 remember the fuckers... :(
 
 
 
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         |  Tractern
             from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-30 15:56 [#02283216] Points: 4210 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | No, I would love to have sinesthesia! I probably don't really understand what it really means to have it, though I
 don't think scientists do, fully. Everyone has different
 types. My view toward it is a bit romanticised, probably.
 
 Don't be silly- course you're not scizophrenic! :)
 
 
 
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         |  Fah
             from Netherlands, The on 2009-03-30 16:00 [#02283217] Points: 6428 Status: Regular
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 | I love this kind of thing, and i often can recreate them from what i have experienced in a dream. I kind of trained
 myself to be able to sit up and out of bed right when i wake
 up (i do that by trying to oversleep my alarm clock when in
 snooze-mode, and then get out immediately before i turn up
 too late for something). This also causes me to get very
 tired in general, over the passed few years, which causes
 melodies to pretty much pop up everywhere i go. Usually a
 tune that pops up makes me feel all tingly and excited like
 when you're looking for this software to partition your
 harddrives of your newly bought super laptop, and you've
 search all over the internet and finally you get your hands
 on a free, fully working, super piece of partitioning
 software...
 
 What helps for me: Buy a tiny keyboard, like a casio
 sk-1/sk-5, for doodling out these tunes, and simple just
 write down the keys, don't really need to write down the
 notes in perfect theoreticly correct musical language.
 
 
 
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         |  Fah
             from Netherlands, The on 2009-03-30 16:01 [#02283218] Points: 6428 Status: Regular | Followup to Fah: #02283217
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 | *sit up and out my bed, to write down whatever i heard in my dream
 
 
 
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         |  Exaph
             from United Kingdom on 2009-03-30 16:03 [#02283219] Points: 3718 Status: Lurker
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 | Its when your brain slips into Alpha/Theta state- basically more of your subconcious mind comes through, this happens to
 me on occasion i heard the sweetest beat the other night as
 i was dropping off, i mean the percussion sounds rather than
 the pattern - the kick was sort of hollowed out. Theanine
 (found in tea) is said to help induce the Alpha/Theta
 state...
 
 I find it very interesting actually, I think all 'true' art
 is created from the subconcious (encoded) and that this is
 also where it is decoded. That's why you can't explain why
 you love a song - you just feel it.
 
 
 
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         |  Tractern
             from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-30 16:05 [#02283220] Points: 4210 Status: Regular | Followup to Exaph: #02283219 | Show recordbag
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 | I agree. 
 I like you way you explained that. :)
 
 
 
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         |  Tractern
             from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-30 16:10 [#02283221] Points: 4210 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | When I think about it, Analords have a fantastical, lush and intimate feel that I would associate with sleep.
 
 
 
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         |  earthleakage
             from tell the world you're winning on 2009-03-30 16:51 [#02283226] Points: 27859 Status: Regular
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 | pretentious aresoles, but feel free to prove me wrong 
 
 
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         |  Exaph
             from United Kingdom on 2009-03-30 16:55 [#02283228] Points: 3718 Status: Lurker | Followup to earthleakage: #02283226
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 | whats your favourite song and why? 
 
 
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         |  mohamed
             from the turtle business on 2009-03-31 13:09 [#02283315] Points: 31593 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | i always dream about tits, how do they sound? 
 
 
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         |  AMPI MAX
             from United Kingdom on 2009-03-31 14:13 [#02283320] Points: 10796 Status: Regular
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 | none of you dream cos none of you are real 
 
 
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         |  mohamed
             from the turtle business on 2009-03-31 14:38 [#02283330] Points: 31593 Status: Regular | Followup to : #02283317 | Show recordbag
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 | thin tits 
 
 
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         |  Tractern
             from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-31 14:44 [#02283335] Points: 4210 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | Why is no one taking this thread seriously? 
 This is an intereresting thread, dammit!
 
 
 
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         |  mohamed
             from the turtle business on 2009-03-31 14:45 [#02283339] Points: 31593 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | *hangs head in shame* 
 
 
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         |  AMPI MAX
             from United Kingdom on 2009-03-31 14:49 [#02283341] Points: 10796 Status: Regular | Followup to Tractern: #02283335
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 | thin tits innit 
 
 
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         |  oyvinto
             on 2009-03-31 15:04 [#02283342] Points: 8197 Status: Lurker | Show recordbag
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 | i wake up with a hardon 
 
 
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         |  larn
             from PLANET E (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-31 17:14 [#02283401] Points: 5476 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | the strangest memory I have of hearing music was in the year 2000. it was cornwall, falmouth in the winter and I was
 sharing a house with my x girlfriend 2 friends a psychotic
 artist middle aged woman, and an eccentric schizoid who
 liked talking in some kind of old English dialect which no
 one could understand.
 
 we took some acid and hit the streets, (that is my x and 2
 friends) after much pissing around and feeling unusual
 followed by vigorous laughing and confusion we found
 ourselves trying to communicate with a sales clerk in a
 garage who only had 1 arm.
 
 We got home and i remember needing to be alone, so i went
 into a room and lay down, i stared at the ceiling and the
 strangest thing happened, i heard the most clear glithy
 hardcore electronic music i have ever heard, and it kind of
 reverberated all around the room then vanished after a few
 seconds and i was so freaked out by it and intrigued at the
 same time. I then imagine a large elephant foot stamping
 onto the ground and as i closed my eyes to escape it, i
 could see green fields growing into the far distance and
 these pillars growing out of the ground and things shifting
 and changing.
 
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         |  Tractern
             from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2009-03-31 18:46 [#02283417] Points: 4210 Status: Regular | Followup to larn: #02283401 | Show recordbag
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 | Wow, that's crazy, man. It's a shame that you didn't record the song by composing it, but I guess it would have stopped
 you enjoying the trip as much, having to concentrate on
 something.
 
 Cool story.
 
 
 
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         |  glasse
             from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-03-31 18:48 [#02283418] Points: 4211 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
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 | sometimes i am working on a remix, and i get really frustrated and nothing is working.  so i take a nap, and
 while i am dreaming, something says to me just put a
 bangin' donk on it, and then i wake up, do it, and it
 works like a charm!
 
 
 
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