Jujux17

I am doing a research on the effect of music on an individual. I have some broad question I would appreciate if people could answer. These are the questions:
1. Do u listen to music everyday?
2. When listening to music, how does music make u feel?
3. Has music influenced ur perceptions in any way?
4. In your opinion, does music have the power to spark social movement? Why or why not?

Ol’ Qwerty Bastard

1. Yes
2. Good
3. Black metal taught me all religions sucks and I should burn down churches.
4. Yes, because now I want to say **** said religions and burn down said churches.

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CJ21

1. Yes
2. I guess I feel the same as I do without it. No discernible difference in how I feel.
3. I don't think so.
4. In some people, yes. People love music. It has no major effect on me but I'm not the only person in the world and I do think it has an effect on social movement. Why? I don't know.

MicShazam

1. Yes, but how much varies greatly.
2. Depends on the music of course, but every emotion on the spectrum is represented, I supposed. Anything from a feeling that we're all ****ed and that everything is a horror. I think music just acts as a companion to what you feel aready. We listen to sad music when we're sad, and it acts as some kind of solace. Misery loves company...
3. That's one really tough question. I don't know. Music is very important to me, and I guess I would feel less mentally stable without it
4. Yes and not enough mainstream artists today have any balls. I wish more bands had an opinion these days.

Churches are beautiful cultural artifacts. Burn the bible instead.

The Batlord

1. Threeve.
2. Horny.
3. It often causes mild hallucinations, yes.
4. No, cause music is the devil and any venture not undertaken with the power of faith is destined to fail.

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MicShazam

You need to go burn some churces though.

Blank.

1. Yes.
2. Depends on what I'm listening to, how I felt before listening to it, and what genre it is.
3. No.
4. No. Music is generally the product of social movements. It can help grow social movements but I've never heard of music actually creating one.

CJ21

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