Measuring music's emotional impact?

[mep]

Not if your blood pressure is normal to begin with...

How do you know that? Because your blood pressure is *normal* doesn't mean it can't drop.

 

[Jazzbo]

No, I've only seen a few minutes of this program as I've changed TV channels and it does not appear to have any redeeming value.

jazzbo

 

[Bill Hart]

But that new age stuff they play in spas during massages- sorta like Andreas Vollenweider on downers- is beyond banal.

 

[mep]

But that new age stuff they play in spas during massages- sorta like Andreas Vollenweider on downers- is beyond banal.

I wouldn't know about that. The last time I had a massage was 1973 in a steam and cream joint in Thailand and Simon and Garfunkel's "Homeward Bound" was playing.

 

[Mike]

How do you know that? Because your blood pressure is *normal* doesn't mean it can't drop.

I mean that it might not be good news if you have normal blood pressure and then it drops.

 

[Phelonious Ponk]

Good! And now I come to the real question I wanted to ask... Does your system have the same effect on you?

Read the Tiny dancer post above more carefully and you'll realize that a car radio has the same effect. It's the music, not your system.

Tim

 

[MarinJim]

But that new age stuff they play in spas during massages- sorta like Andreas Vollenweider on downers- is beyond banal.

I have 1 Andreas Vollenwieder album recorded partially in a cave. It sounds awesome on my system.