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Posted by USMC_Greg on Jan-24-2003 08:00:

What is the proper term?

What is the proper term to describe how one feels when you really feel the music?

I was listening to trance yesterday and I felt this emotion almost like love, but it was not. It was like an alligorical feeling that has no name. I can't explain the way I feel but the music was taking control of me.

It wasn't Euphoria.

Posted by J.L. on Jan-24-2003 09:04:

ho�mo�sex�u�al�i�ty (hm-sksh-l-t, -m-)
n.
1. Sexual orientation to persons of the same sex.
2. Sexual activity with another of the same sex.

j/k

Posted by Spad on Jan-24-2003 13:05:

Jesus H. Christ.

Posted by Furel on Jan-24-2003 13:20:

What were you on? That might help finding the "proper term".

Posted by JohnSmith on Jan-24-2003 13:30:

quote:
Originally posted by kewlness
ho�mo�sex�u�al�i�ty (hm-sksh-l-t, -m-)
n.
1. Sexual orientation to persons of the same sex.
2. Sexual activity with another of the same sex.

BWHAHAHAH!! so mean, but SOOOOO funnyy!!!

but, seriously though, i know the emotion you talk about, i just felt it in fact. pounding a mix i made, sitting by myself in my office at work, i just felt absolute euphoria!

maybe the ephedrine has something to do with it? but then again, maybe not.. cuz i feel that feeling all the time, at raves, mixing at home, or just listening to tunes in the car.

Posted by Kirby on Jan-24-2003 15:05:

Add the postfix '-gasm' to whatever is making you feel it

Posted by Lira on Jan-24-2003 16:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Kirby
Add the postfix '-gasm' to whatever is making you feel it

So, whenever people are yelling "oh! oh", it's an ohgasm? Interesting

I don't like the term musicgasm anyway

Posted by sooper on Jan-24-2003 16:11:

Re: What is the proper term?

quote:
Originally posted by USMC_Greg
What is the proper term to describe how one feels when you really feel the music?

I was listening to trance yesterday and I felt this emotion almost like love, but it was not. It was like an alligorical feeling that has no name. I can't explain the way I feel but the music was taking control of me.

It wasn't Euphoria.

You probably had gas.

Posted by Blue. on Jan-24-2003 16:23:

Re: What is the proper term?

Posted by USMC_Greg on Jan-24-2003 19:28:

lol

you guys crack me up

Posted by TRANCE_CR8Z on Jan-24-2003 20:45:

i get that feeling too especially when the beat is right and the woman vocals come in. it feels good

Posted by butterfly on Jan-24-2003 21:23:

Re: What is the proper term?

Posted by SuperFarStucker on Jan-25-2003 00:14:

;-) yeah what he said!

ill have to agree with ecstasy or bliss.. both good terms, and yes i know what your talking about.. its a great feeling... i like to think of them as 'aural-gasms' :-)

Posted by Blue. on Jan-25-2003 04:19:

Re: ;-) yeah what he said!

quote:
Originally posted by SuperFarStucker
ill have to agree with ecstasy or bliss.. both good terms, and yes i know what your talking about.. its a great feeling... i like to think of them as 'aural-gasms' :-)

oralgasm I've had tons of those

Posted by imprt2nr on Jan-25-2003 05:45:

i know what you mean USMC_Greg. by the way my name is Greg to and im in the C.A.P. but ya. i get that feeling alot when listening to trance. i think ecstasy would be a way of describing it.

Posted by DJ_Skaya on Jan-26-2003 16:44:

Actually, the term is Known as SYNAESTHESIA

It is a term that describes the crossing of the senses, such as feeling sound.

Some famous composers were known to write their classical music on the basis of how the music "tasted" to them

Posted by Blue. on Jan-26-2003 17:44:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ_Skaya
Actually, the term is Known as SYNAESTHESIA

It is a term that describes the crossing of the senses, such as feeling sound.

Some famous composers were known to write their classical music on the basis of how the music "tasted" to them

I thought that was colour related???? You see colours when you listen to the music or something like that I forget.

Posted by USMC_Greg on Jan-26-2003 18:49:

According to http://www.dictionary.com

SYNAESTHESIA

n : a sensation that normally occurs in one sense modality occurs when another modality is stimulated [syn: synesthesia]

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syn�es�the�sia also syn�aes�the�sia ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sns-thzh)
n.

1. A condition in which one type of stimulation evokes the sensation of another, as when the hearing of a sound produces the visualization of a color.

2. A sensation felt in one part of the body as a result of stimulus applied to another, as in referred pain.

3. The description of one kind of sense impression by using words that normally describe another.

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The top definition looks like it applies here. Varioius senses throughout my body are stimulated after my 'hearing' sense was stimulated.