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Classical music=better for thinking?
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Anyone else concur?

I find it gives me thoughts that stay on track.
Which is why i preferably listen to Beethoven.

Especially when I'm high and meditating, I can feel the build up from his music and at the same time thoughts start coming out as fast as his own hand.


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Meteloides said:
Stick to naturally occurring substances! Like Shrooms! And DMT! And Datura! And Amanita Phalloides! And Nutmeg! And Hemlock!
That'll expand the shit out of your DNA.
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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: Rexter]
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I prefer Adderall myself

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: abltsandwich]
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when I want to clear my head you know what I put on?

A BIT OF THE OLD LUDWIG VAN



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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: Pigasus]
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It's not better for thinking in general (or at least not anymore so than all music), it's better for thinking with your left brain, your analytic mind. Turn it on if you're doing some math homework, some art involving complex patterns. Alternatively, turn on some rock or rap music if you're writing a fictional story. But some classical if you're writing an essay on biology.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: PatrickKn]
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They've done studies that have shown that classical music aids in memory and concentration.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: pwnasaurus]
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Yeah, but so does any music with complex patterns, not necessarily limited to classical music. All this electronic music coming out in the last couple years has the same effect.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: PatrickKn]
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PatrickKn said:
Yeah, but so does any music with complex patterns, not necessarily limited to classical music. All this electronic music coming out in the last couple years has the same effect.


:lolsy:

Oxymoron much?  The current trend of dubstep is as far from complex as it gets.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: PatrickKn]
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PatrickKn said:
Yeah, but so does any music with complex patterns, not necessarily limited to classical music. All this electronic music coming out in the last couple years has the same effect.



Ya but that music just annoys me to death.

I prefer an orchestra for my mind to wander about.


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"Ha! Marshall you're so funny man You should be a comedian, god damn!" Unfortunately I am I just hide behind the tears of a clown"

Meteloides said:
Stick to naturally occurring substances! Like Shrooms! And DMT! And Datura! And Amanita Phalloides! And Nutmeg! And Hemlock!
That'll expand the shit out of your DNA.
:ancientaliens:

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: pwnasaurus]
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pwnasaurus said:
PatrickKn said:
Yeah, but so does any music with complex patterns, not necessarily limited to classical music. All this electronic music coming out in the last couple years has the same effect.


:lolsy:

Oxymoron much?  The current trend of dubstep is as far from complex as it gets.


Who said dubstep?

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: PatrickKn]
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PatrickKn said:
pwnasaurus said:
PatrickKn said:
Yeah, but so does any music with complex patterns, not necessarily limited to classical music. All this electronic music coming out in the last couple years has the same effect.


:lolsy:

Oxymoron much?  The current trend of dubstep is as far from complex as it gets.


Who said dubstep?


I really just wanted a chance to bash dubstep :lol:

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: PatrickKn]
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Oxymoron much?  The current trend of dubstep is as far from complex as it gets.



No understanding/appreciation for the texture of sounds.

People go wild for the bass sounds because they're so complex and coherently textured compared to... everything else.


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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: pwnasaurus]
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It's about the complexity of the music when it comes to this kind of stuff. It's like the difference between listening to Jimi Hendrix and listening to Blink 182. Hendrix is going to make your mind more active in those areas.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: teamkiller]
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bass is just a lower frequency theres nothing inherently textural to it

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: abltsandwich]
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I used to read alot and usually listened to classical while doing so (favorite is Eine Kleine Nachtmusik), dont read so much lately though.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: PatrickKn]
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PatrickKn said:
It's about the complexity of the music when it comes to this kind of stuff. It's like the difference between listening to Jimi Hendrix and listening to Blink 182. Hendrix is going to make your mind more active in those areas.


Personally I would have an easier chance studying listening to Blink-182, cause if Hendrix is there's nothing I'm doing but focusing on that sweet, sweet guitar.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: teamkiller]
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teamkiller said:
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Oxymoron much?  The current trend of dubstep is as far from complex as it gets.



No understanding/appreciation for the texture of sounds.

People go wild for the bass sounds because they're so complex and coherently textured compared to... everything else.


Some of it used odd time signatures but apart from that it isn't very complex.

Classical has odd time signatures, interesting melodies, harmonies, and dynamics.

Dubstep is flat sounding with odd beats and usually with some annoying sounds attempting a melodic line.

In short, dubstep sucks.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: pwnasaurus]
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Yeah, but that's why Hendrix is better for thinking. He'd be more of a brain workout.


And a lot of dubstep is no good, some of it's really good. I prefer electro over dubstep myself.

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: Adolin]
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I read that it was all Bullshit a few months back.

There were studies but the results were not in favor of the classical music methos.

My guess, classic Placebo Effect. But if it makes you feel smarter just do it anyway.


AW MANNNNN REALLY? DAMNIT! read this....

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"50 Great Myths of Popular Psychology" already ranked the "Mozart effect" number six


Edited by Circle Jerk (08/25/11 07:30 PM)

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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: Circle Jerk]
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Quote:
Some of it used odd time signatures but apart from that it isn't very complex.

Classical has odd time signatures, interesting melodies, harmonies, and dynamics.

Dubstep is flat sounding with odd beats and usually with some annoying sounds attempting a melodic line.

In short, dubstep sucks.


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No understanding/appreciation for the texture of sounds.

People go wild for the bass sounds because they're so complex and coherently textured compared to... everything else.


Dubstep bass sounds these days cover a pretty wide spectrum on a frequency graph.


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Re: Classical music=better for thinking? [Re: Rexter]
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Classical music is great for concentration. It has a sense of effortless complexity that is contagious.

I don't usually listen to classical music when I'm studying though, I listen to glitchcore-type stuff and Aphex Twin. Goes great with the dex. :billymaythumbup:


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