Best Musical Experiences

When have you enjoyed music the most? Share an experience that was so good that you still remember it to this day. I remember lots of occassions, but i'll choose 1 The first time I smoked weed; Shit was really funny at first, but soon it became a hassle to stay awake, so i went to bed whilst listening to dis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mPdbWviDY0 I remember it quite well; my brain was starting to hear little piano melodies that weren't there, and the song was way more soothing than in any other occasion. ANYWAYS, share your experiences lainanons for fuarrrks sake

>>12604 Same, there are countless and I have nice memories of listen sessions while high (on weed, opiates, alcool...). I honestly can't tell one in particular but usually my best listening experiences end up with me crying and having the feeling my soul wants to leave my body. It happens quite regularly at live shows (usually I just fall on my knees and fist the ground), in my home or while driving (I love it because I can scream from the top of my lungs without annoying neighbours) and without any drugs because I'm a really sensitive guy when it comes to music. Also I remember when going to raves and dancing during 10 or more hours with just a pinch of acid and happy feelings. Damn that were the good ol' times trust me.

I can't remember the most enjoyable situation, but nowadays I usually listen to "Dreamcatcher" by Secret Garden. The soloist's voice is one of the most beautiful female voices I've ever heard, and the violin is incredible as well. I almost cried while listening to it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xZlhaLT7IY My other favorite song these days is "Ince Ince Bir Kar Yagar" by Selda, a Turkish psychedelic rock song. It is about poverty, and I think it features the most beautiful female voice I have ever heard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9LHofqSrBM

Probably playing in jazz combos. Now that I don't play jazz anymore I really see how special and fantastic those experiences were. Although I do miss those times I am content with making music on my computer these days. I don't really think the scene was for me.

i just recently bought my own place and moved out of my parents house. I bought my own HiFi speakers with some bitcoin I had been saving and it's been amazing every night since. The speakers are great, but it's just been really magical to have my "own" space and not limited to headphone listening.

Listening to Leftover Crack and Choking Victim with a girl that I met at the mental hospital, she was in there for a suicide attempt and I was there for ravaging my house I miss being an edgelord

>>12799 love CV too, skacore is a good genre, pretty neat. >>12604 dropping acid and listening to dopesmoker

>>12604 when studying and drinking monster at night , it really is something else <3

>>12604 When I was a teen I decided to try out listening to a specific album with curtains down, eyes shut, still and laying down. No senses besides the music. That was Alder Deep - Chapter 3: Deepest Darkness. The experience was incredible. The 'chapter' albums tell a story of you descending the caves, by the third chapter you are so deep that nothing is visible anymore. I truly felt that. Many other albums have impacted me even more than this, but no other can I recall how I listened to it so well.

A concert with these guys ~ Gogol Bordello - Wonderlust King https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3SUPPeuRdU

When I was about 16 I went to a party, which was very unusual for me, since I was socially retarded. All I used to do was listen to music and play guitar. They had an old classical guitar and they asked me to play it. I played a lot of Paul Simon, Beatles, and Donovan stuff. They seemed to like what I was playing. There was a really cute girl there. She actually gasped a couple of times at the music. When I finished Teen Angel (by Donovan) she told me it was the most beautiful thing she ever heard. Her boyfriend got mad at her, which embarrassed me, so I just played something else. After all these years I still remember that night with great pleasure.

>>12604 The first time i go to the underground bar of my city to see a iconic punk band of the city, it was a good mosh pit and i kiss a girl that day, i think it was the best gig show i go I don't go to gig shows anymore and it kinda feels sad but i just had bad experience with most people on that events and i have a gf now

doing lsd while seeing an Australian band (frenzal rhomb) live

Some time ago I bought Sennheiser HD490 for music production. Yesterday I decided to play Inkya Impulse for the first time on them. Had chills all over my body, it was so pleasant. Good headphones are a world of details.

My older brother taking me to The Prodigy in The King's Hall, Belfast for an early Christmas present when I was 12 back in 1996. It was my first live concert. There weren't many bands and performers that stopped in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, or even after the 94 ceasefire since most considered it a dangerous place to perform. Like back when Megadeath played the Antrim forum in the late 80s and Dave Mustaine made the mistake of saying "this is for the cause" on stage when they were just about to perform a cover of Anarchy in the UK, and the place erupting into a riot. The band had to be escorted out of Northern Ireland by the police. That's when he wrote the song "Holy Wars".