Why am I hearing music in my head?
What you're experiencing is called 'earworms'. It is a pretty common phenomenon. There's a good (and interestingly scientific) exploration of it at http://www.exploratorium.edu/music/quest...
Why am I so bad at music?
First of all, no one can be initially bad at music. Music is a form of expression and it is meant to represent emotion, passion, social matters and opinion and if someone was to participate in music that is them learning the form and taking control of it themselves. That is a learning process.If you are talking about writing it is not necessarily bad either but it is what you interpret it yourself. If you “mess-up” then all it takes is practice. In a way, everyone can be better but sometimes each person’s opinion is different. Like, one person may think your awful and could be better or another may think your great and don’t need to change.If you are bad at music, you aren’t doing it right because music is something you have to embrace and care about. Of course if its class you don’t have to like it, but just try to look at the positives and work at it. See if that changes your point of view.
Why am I so attached to music?
Our emotional response to music is probably an evolutionary phenomenon. Songs and music are highly motivational, and can drive us forward in all sorts of ways in our efforts to achieve our individual and group goals. For example, European armies in days gone by marched into battle with the drums pounding and the fifes playing. Some of us are particularly susceptible to the emotional exhortations of music. You're one of them. I advise you to think about the music you're hearing. Force reason into your listening, so as to detach yourself from your emotions in an effort to deconstruct the music and put it in its place.
Why am i hated for liking Rock Music?
Im in High School Year 8 (Sophomore for u Americans) and i am hated for my music taste i like Punk Heavy Metal Classic Rock alot of things. I like bands like System of a Down (Hence my profile picture),Iron Maiden, Pantera, Slayer, Pink Floyd, Led Zepellin, Black Sabbath, Hot Water Music, NOFX, and so many others i cant type em out So i get called "Goth" or "Mosher" particularily by the girls -_- who listen to JB and One Erection and judge there music by looks and not actually if it uses real instruments song writing is good and if it has a good meaning which one direction and jb certainly do not! I have a friend who likes the same music as me. Then my others just like Dub step and just talk about black ops2 all the time they are sad. it irritates me when they blast there skrillex saying i like the part where it goes "wub" and im ashamed of my country for inventing Dubstep I was playing System of a Down - P.L.U.C.K when one of my dubstep friends was over and he was like "OH MY GOD THEY CANT EVEN PLAY GUITAR AND THE SINGER CANT SING" and i said your kidding me "The Guitarist is in the top 50 heavy metal guitarists and the singer performs in an orchestra and you need Talent for that". All people listen to is what comes out of pop culture's buttcrack (sh*t)
Why am I so dependent on music?
I'm 14 and I always listen to music with my headphones. I like music and if I go to long I get very irritated and easily angered. Every little noise drives me crazy. I've gotten to the point where if I go more than 10 minutes without it I lose all focus and sanity. It also helped with the voices I heard in my head, and now the minute I take out my headphones they come back. Has music become somewhat of "drug" for me making me dependent on it to maintain sanity?
Why am I never satisfied with music I write?
It's even hard for me to type this because I can't exactly pinpoint what's wrong. Everytime I go to pick up the guitar, it's like I can't "get it up" in a way. I've written 2 songs that I'm content with, but even when I write something I like, I get this self doubt feeling & I completely give up on myself. I don't know who I'm trying to impress, no one really, but my standards must be really high for something I feel I'm losing the passion for. I love playing other songs from musicians I appreciate. I watch my fingers & see how simple the riff is, but the feeling is so intense I'm almost jealous that they felt comfortable enough to put it out when I can't even feel content with something I would feel insecure about. I guess that's where the punk revolution came in. Just have fun, complete expression, as loud/soft as you want, messy, bullshit & put it out. But I just can't. I have too many different influences that have different perspectives & they all intertwine making me feel indifferent about something I write. Somedays I feel "keep it simple stupid" (white stripes) but then I listen to more psychedelic stuff (MGMT) & I think "I could do so much more with this". Is this a normal feeling. I don't consider myself an artist, I think other people give you that title, but I was just wondering if any other writers have this issue. Maybe I should switch to a different way to express, but I don't even know what I wanna express. I'm having an existential crisis I think.
Why am I so ashamed of my taste in music?
I like 80s Rock/pop/smooth jazz(Kenny G)/adult contemporary music and that s it. Only from the 1980s. Pretty much everyone else is into modern pop and top40 hits and I just can t relate. I don t know anyone under the age of 45 who likes my music even remotely, and I m 21 years old. If I were to play my music in the company of other people, I d feel like I was putting them through it. Like they have to deal with it because it s old, weird, and sucks. I get the same feeling of eating the last piece of pizza, taking of 4 spots in a parking lot, or farting in an elevator. I m selfish by putting others through it simply because I like it.
I am badly addicted to music. What should I do?
Pick up your favourite song of all time.Pick up an instrument you like the most.Prepare that song to perfection on that instrument.I repeat! Prepare that song to perfection on that instrument!Once done, ask someone to review your song!If perfect, go ahead with the same precedure for the next favourite song.Mind you, listening to music is easy but creating or re-creating it is tough! Once you understand that you will sober up.T