Re:Death metal music inspires joy not violence
by taneq on Wednesday March 13, 2019 @09:25PM
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I remember reading about some study ages ago about an inverse relationship between violence in music and violence in daily life. Basically they found that gangsters who were doing horrible things every day listened to much 'nicer' music than people living essentially nonviolent lives.
Re:Death metal music inspires joy not violence
by stcredzero on Wednesday March 13, 2019 @09:40PM
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Makes me really wonder about those who listen to New Age or other really chill music. (This includes me, at times.)
Re:Death metal music inspires joy not violence
by taneq on Wednesday March 13, 2019 @10:57PM
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Ultraviolence and Beethoven?
Re:Death metal music inspires joy not violence
by v-yadli on Thursday March 14, 2019 @12:38AM
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c'mon, Beethoven is metal for 1700s.
Re:Death metal music inspires joy not violence
by stcredzero on Thursday March 14, 2019 @12:10PM
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When the waltz was introduced, people said that the dance was too lascivious and would result in the decay of societal morals.
There's a weird rule of opposites which can happen with music. I think people often take up art and music as a form of healing, so there's some kind of reaction vector involved. Lots of people who take up Irish Trad are tortured souls or have "thorny" sides. Also, the corpus has a lot of happy sounding songs talking about truly horrible things.