I am desperate to experience synaesthesia in the form of music affecting other senses. To be able to taste music, i can't even imagine what that would be like. I need to get hold of some LSD and hope for the best

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Originally posted by meneedit I still dont know too much about synaesthesia. But if you experience it, you know as well as I that when listening to music it triggers memories of whatever you were doing the first time you heard the song. (not always the first time) Well, funnily enough one of the classics "In My Memory" triggers memories of myself, being inside a portable classroom in primary school on a sunny day (in a year when obviously the song hadn't been created yet). How is this possible? Maybe it is just the music painting a picture in head. Maybe that particular song would go perfectly with being in that room. oh well, just another one of those things we'll never understand.

normally, ill have synaesthesia listening to a really good song, as in i get tingles down my spine.

otherwise, when i was trippin on acid, synaesthesia was intense. reality totally bent. loved it.

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Originally posted by Grrrrr To be able to taste music, i can't even imagine what that would be like. I need to get hold of some LSD and hope for the best

not too sure that it'd be the music that you would be tasting dude

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This is trance...
Jose Amnesia - The Eternal (Pulser Remix) / Chicane - Saltwater / Photon Project - Illumination / Gouryella - Tenshi / Altitude - Altitude (SHOKK Remix) / Rank 1 - Airwave / The Thrillseekers - Synaesthesia (En Motion Mix)

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Originally posted by Ian I'd consider laying off the heroin for a while dude

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Originally posted by Ian check the guys post history, he's not exactly the sharpest tool in the box. His threads range from the ridiculous to the stupid

HAHA

wow.

everytime I listen to pvd@cream, amnesia 8-16-someyear I recall driving on the southern french countryside