Come on it s time for little party now with good music and nice ladies,
prepare your eardrums, this will awaken many from sleep ;D
link:s://youtu.be/tpgfauzWcwY?t=847
link:s://youtu.be/bNAOdh65jIQ?t=302
and some freestyle 8)
link:s://youtu.be/0dBNy7lRb-4
link:s://youtu.be/FnNhaX3f3Lw
( i love also 80*, 90* and 2000...* music )
well we have the exact same music taste
i love 80s music
and i love some good HOUSE music.........swedish house mafia, tiesto, deadmau5
saw swedish at nigthclub and saw deadmau5 in VEGAS
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=PDboaDrHGbA (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=PDboaDrHGbA)
I can add to my fav. trance, electro, tecno....
Might as well add my casino theme song for ya'll >> link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=HNeXJg0Sh1Q (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=HNeXJg0Sh1Q)
& there's me thinking you were going to go tecno or trance Ken....... :thumbsup:
LMFAO ;D :D ;D
O0
Music is life! 8)
Couple of my favorites:
When it comes to jazz, this whole concert is amazing
link:s://youtu.be/ABM6VphQmJk (link:s://youtu.be/ABM6VphQmJk)
When it comes to classical, I like dances: Gounod - Faust
link:s://youtu.be/_4Taj8qbhnE (link:s://youtu.be/_4Taj8qbhnE)
Or an amazing piece from Ravel (not for beginners :) )
link:s://youtu.be/YHrstmOPKBQ (link:s://youtu.be/YHrstmOPKBQ)
I also like a bunch of other styles like Moby
link:s://youtu.be/13EifDb4GYs (link:s://youtu.be/13EifDb4GYs)
Late Night Alumni
link:s://youtu.be/R4kob9T9tR0 (link:s://youtu.be/R4kob9T9tR0)
Johnny Cash
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=w0m0hTrtlWM (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=w0m0hTrtlWM)
And I'm also a big fan of house music. Three of my favorites:
Guy J link:s://soundcloud.com/guy-j/guy-j-live-in-argentina-july-2014 (link:s://soundcloud.com/guy-j/guy-j-live-in-argentina-july-2014)
Cid Inc link:s://soundcloud.com/cid-inc/promomix-fall2014 (link:s://soundcloud.com/cid-inc/promomix-fall2014)
Jimmy van M link:s://soundcloud.com/jimmyvanm/frisky-mix-september-2 (link:s://soundcloud.com/jimmyvanm/frisky-mix-september-2)
Anyone listen to Neurofunk? >:D
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=f_awTPRX6Pc (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=f_awTPRX6Pc)
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=h8D6fVWH5IY (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=h8D6fVWH5IY)
Katilla & RG: :thumbsup:
I love this type: link:s://youtu.be/3iUZxIKBEsw?t=5
or something more gentle: link:s://youtu.be/BHN6USJNEi0
Quote from: martin on Dec 09, 04:53 PM 2015
Katilla & RG: :thumbsup:
I love this type: link:s://youtu.be/3iUZxIKBEsw?t=5
or something more gentle: link:s://youtu.be/BHN6USJNEi0
I like that a lot martin
Old man like old music like: link:s://youtu.be/PD-MdiUm1_Y
I'm not alone, over 12.5 M views. ;D
I prefer this version with the Egyptian Orchestra: link:s://youtu.be/qHU3uPcMh2o :love:
When i listen fav. music I have no words to describe the sensation ...pure energy...pure dopamine ( one of the happiness hormone).
Btw...( if i listen trance , dance , tecno, freestyle..etc. this doesn t mean i am 20 y old, or 30 ....or 70 ?noo... but 40 yes, music has no age :thumbsup: )
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Why Does Music Give Us Chills?
When your playlist strikes all the right chords, your body can go on a physiological joyride. Your heart rate increases. Your pupils dilate. Your body temperature rises. Blood redirects to your legs. Your cerebellumâ€"mission control for body movementâ€"becomes more active. Your brain flushes with DOPAMINE and a tingly chill whisks down your back.
About 50 percent of people get chills when listening to music. Research shows that’s because music stimulates an ancient reward pathway in the brain, encouraging dopamine to flood the striatumâ€"a part of the forebrain activated by addiction, reward, and motivation. Music, it seems, may affect our brains the same way that sex, gambling, and potato chips do.
Strangely, those dopamine levels can peak several seconds before the song’s special moment. That’s because your brain is a good listenerâ€"it’s constantly predicting what’s going to happen next. (Evolutionarily speaking, it’s a handy habit to have. Making good predictions is essential for survival).
But music is tricky. It can be unpredictable, teasing our brains and keeping those dopamine triggers guessing. And that’s where the chills may come in. Because when you finally hear that long awaited chord, the striatum sighs with dopamine-soaked satisfaction andâ€"BAMâ€"you get the chills. The greater the build-up, the greater the chill.
Gray Areas
But there are competing theories. Neuroscientist Jaak Panksepp, for example, discovered that sad music triggers chills more often than happy music. He argues that a melancholy tune activates an ancient, chill-inducing mechanismâ€"a distress response our ancestors felt when separated from family. When a ballad makes us feel nostalgic or wistful, that evolutionary design kicks into gear.
What’s interesting about Panskepp’s theory, though, is that chills don’t sadden most people. The experience is overwhelmingly positive. Recent research shows that sad music actually evokes positive emotionsâ€"sadness experienced through art is more pleasant than the sadness you experience from a bad day at the office.
And this may hint at another theory. The amygdala, which processes your emotions, responds uniquely to music. A somber tune may activate a fear response in the amygdala, making your hair stand on end. When that happens, your brain quickly reviews whether there’s any real danger. When it realizes there’s nothing to worry about, that fear response becomes positive. The fear subsides but the chill remains.
Anything Goes
You can feel chills from any genre, whether it’s Mozart, Madonna, tango, or techno. It’s the structureâ€"not the styleâ€"that counts. Goosebumps most often occur when something unexpected happens: A new instrument enters, the form shifts, the volume suddenly dims. It’s all about the element of surprise.
Well, maybe.
The most powerful chills may occur when you know what’s coming next. When our expectations are being met, the nucleus accumbens becomes more active. This ties back to that dopamine-inducing guessing game our brain likes to play. As a result, being familiar can enhance the thrill of the chill. (Perhaps that’s why 90 percent of musicians report feeling chills.)
Your personality matters, too. Scientists at UNC Greensboro found that people who are more open to new experiences are more likely to feel a quiver down their spine. (Possibly because open individuals are more likely to play instruments.) Meanwhile, researchers in Germany found that people who felt chills were less likely to be thrill seekers, but were more reward-driven.
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Back to 90 * :thumbsup:
link:s://youtu.be/bV83K8PlqmI
link:s://youtu.be/gLKv7qLup9M
link:s://youtu.be/fg0pR_ooOXg
link:s://youtu.be/1I-wzd2vbos
link:s://youtu.be/SPnzXnSNIco
link:s://youtu.be/3umjnzrnKVA
link:s://youtu.be/GiEgn7eAubw
link:s://youtu.be/rAnmLLRphqo
link:s://youtu.be/wCa5cGbrmPc
link:s://youtu.be/dA0_6G_UOZM
link:s://youtu.be/DVn11VZthJA
link:s://youtu.be/nzAuDQQsC6c
So fu...g strong.
link:s://youtu.be/pVMUSoJtyKc
For wake up...
link:s://youtu.be/IuVOibRdScs?list=RDIuVOibRdScs
link:s://youtu.be/Cf7DYieHGVY
link:s://youtu.be/6gNM7vskVKE
link:s://youtu.be/Bab3lnCPSG0
link:s://youtu.be/kXYiU_JCYtU?list=PLBiPNxqFKPZI948_8dohmZxxjvJxYIXSx
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=H7KTRpmeTdM (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=H7KTRpmeTdM)
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=cJtWY6-MF-M (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=cJtWY6-MF-M)
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=b4gxKFAhfZc (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=b4gxKFAhfZc)
My own tracks ,
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/plusdatur-t_lotus-mix
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/a-haza-t_lotus-mix
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/kileerstile
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/the-go-beat
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/fantezy
Quote from: Kattila on Jul 29, 07:09 AM 2016
My own tracks ,
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/plusdatur-t_lotus-mix
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/a-haza-t_lotus-mix
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/kileerstile
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/the-go-beat
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/fantezy
Nice Kattilla
My all time fav is zombie by cranberries. That can get me back to a high any lows.
Quote from: Kattila on Jul 29, 07:09 AM 2016
My own tracks ,
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/plusdatur-t_lotus-mix
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/a-haza-t_lotus-mix
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/kileerstile
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/the-go-beat
link:s://soundcloud.com/tecnolotus/fantezy
Good stuff! :thumbsup: I love listening to Trance and most things without vocals... some of the late 90s Goa sounds were pretty good.
But the best engineered sounds is in the Neurofunk genre, which is at the cutting edge of electronic music IMO:
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=aC0BBuPm2oc
BTW, Neurofunk - at the cutting edge of electronic music - evolved into a progression of that sub-genre, known in some circles as Energostep, due to a newly engineered sound in 2014 known as the "Tesla bassline".
And we know that Tesla's suppressed technology contributed towards Cold Fusion that brought down the twin towers! :wink:
and just to sum it all....link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=3j8mr-gcgoI (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=3j8mr-gcgoI)
ha Priyanka i just have read what is written under disclaimer....this is good one
I supose not everyone can listen this...hadstyle... >:D
link:s://youtu.be/I_TKhQ7KK1Y?t=82
link:s://youtu.be/TWYcSBHfPTQ
link:s://youtu.be/a7tNRq8ac3c
link:s://youtu.be/fJqKJM_EP7g?list=RDxD8Df8uuOmY
link:s://youtu.be/Gva9jieF2tk
link:s://youtu.be/Gz6rx4D1QKc
link:s://youtu.be/I_TKhQ7KK1Y
link:s://youtu.be/Yg_p98qvZNs
First time hearing that "Hardstyle".... Sounds somewhat cheesy and boring IMO! :P
It's all about Drum 'n' Bass that first began as an Electronic sub-genre in c1991! Good tracks were to follow year after year till present:
1992 LTJ Bukem - Demon's Theme (Original 12" Mix) link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=EFUZ5xe3HCk
1993 The Invisible Man - The bell tune link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=yhDSYM6f6WI
1994 Area 39 - Wide Awake Nightmares link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=ljNHjN7nr9s
...
:thumbsup:
I was quite young when this came out, but I always remember it
Harry Chapin - Cats in the Cradle
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=etundhQa724
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=QphglQu3oL0 (link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=QphglQu3oL0)
for me, the best opening 40 seconds of all time.
Play loud ^-^
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=9p3yIlfHAU0
link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=xw8T7cu2UwY
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Probably one of the biggest impediments I removed to critical thinking, was I stopped taking mainstream media seriously a long time ago."