Music is more than just a motivator. It is my life and is what moves me daily. There isn't a day in my life that I don't have music. I may have my moments that I don't listen but that would be when I sleep, when I sleep, and when I sleep. No matter where I am, I have music. Even when I am not within earshot of a song, I am hearing something in my head. It runs through my blood and I can pick up a song's rhythm and beat within seconds. I play piano by ear and by notes, so this makes it much easier for me to truly feel a song. Vocals runs in my family and I am related to the renowned Mario Lanza. Does music make my mood better, or help me be more creative then? Absolutely, yes, it does.
Does music make your mood better/make you creative?
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Really? I wonder if that is that is actually therapeutic for some people. I think it might make me feel worst. LOL Just kidding there is definitely some great classical music that I can totally see being therapeutic.
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I'm not exactly sure, but it was when I was on Unit 3 of the hospital - which is for depression. And sometimes they'd play some Michael Jackson tunes, and the other people would do a dance. Others would just ignore the music.
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I'm definately more creative with music in my ears. I cannot write without it actually. I am avoiding 2 particular songs at the minute because they gave me the idea for my forum world so until I get hosting I have to avoid them or the bunnies will get meh :X3:
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I know I work out even harder when a good song pops on my iPod. It really gets me moving.
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What type of music do you listen? Have any favorite artists?
I like DnB and Dance music. One of my favorite artists is Tiesto.
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Oh, gotcha. Do you go clubbing a lot?
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The same here. It's very motivating.
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I love to get new tunes everyday. What's your favorite music?
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Used to listen to music when working, but then I noticed it's distracting me. I can't just listen to it, I'll find myself following the lyrics, listening to the orchestration etc. So, instead of being something that relaxes me, it will be just something else I am focusing on. Right now I listen to music when I walk or drive, otherwise I want peace and quiet.
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Balads (like "Nothing Else Matters"), some songs of Eminem, BSB, some Chinese music and everything that sounds well (to me). Nothing special or concrete.
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Then you can listen only some melodies (instrumentals)?
I'm definitely not good at multitasking, so whenever I'm writing something (from a blog post to a simple post), coding, or doing anything where I have to turn on my brain, I don't listen to music.
When I do listen to music, though, it does change my mood. Everyone's got their own way to listen to music they like; I prefer to listen to albums rather than different songs from different artists, so when I do get time to listen to some tunes, I make sure I have enough time to listen to an album entirely.
When I do listen to music, though, it does change my mood. Everyone's got their own way to listen to music they like; I prefer to listen to albums rather than different songs from different artists, so when I do get time to listen to some tunes, I make sure I have enough time to listen to an album entirely.
