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Some things are just too freaky to be real, I tell you.
Go out and get a Mr Bungle record, put it on a tape (or CD if you're lucky enough to have one in your car) then drive along a quiet road at night with it on full blast.
Alternatively, if you haven't got a car, just put the CD on your midi-system/stereo and listen to it in the dark.
Spooky.
If you want to continue this experiment, try other strange music. Nine Inch Nails has some good tracks that do similar things to your brain.
Go out and get a Mr Bungle record, put it on a tape (or CD if you're lucky enough to have one in your car) then drive along a quiet road at night with it on full blast.
Alternatively, if you haven't got a car, just put the CD on your midi-system/stereo and listen to it in the dark.
Spooky.
If you want to continue this experiment, try other strange music. Nine Inch Nails has some good tracks that do similar things to your brain.
devo wrote:
> Listen to 'Bends' by Mr. Bungle on head phones. Goosebump music.
What about x-files music is pretty spooky :D
> Listen to 'Bends' by Mr. Bungle on head phones. Goosebump music.
What about x-files music is pretty spooky :D
Some things are just too freaky to be real, I tell you.
Go out and get a Mr Bungle record, put it on a tape (or CD if you're lucky enough to have one in your car) then drive along a quiet road at night with it on full blast.
Alternatively, if you haven't got a car, just put the CD on your midi-system/stereo and listen to it in the dark.
Spooky.
If you want to continue this experiment, try other strange music. Nine Inch Nails has some good tracks that do similar things to your brain.
Go out and get a Mr Bungle record, put it on a tape (or CD if you're lucky enough to have one in your car) then drive along a quiet road at night with it on full blast.
Alternatively, if you haven't got a car, just put the CD on your midi-system/stereo and listen to it in the dark.
Spooky.
If you want to continue this experiment, try other strange music. Nine Inch Nails has some good tracks that do similar things to your brain.