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Originally posted by rue:
I actually had to look up George Jones.

Though the music I hear is original to me, once it was in the style of Hank Williams, one of my favorite c&w singers. Another time it sounded like I don't know who, singing about the lonely life of the long distance trucker on the road. I never know what I'll 'hear'.

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Originally posted by Kwicko:

"He Stopped Loving Her Today""

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Originally posted by rue:
Here's my contribution, with some explanation.

Laboratories are noisy places with lots of different background sounds. Turbo-pumps whine, liquid nitrogen hisses as it off-gases, solenoids click quietly each in its own tempo, motors hum, hoods whoosh as air is drawn through, sonicators buzz, the AC provides continuo - even computer fans contribute.

If there's no one around making specific sounds, my brain confabulates music from the noise *. It sounds like someone left a radio quietly playing a few benches away. And it's all sorts of music. Gregorian chant, country and western, African drumming, Indian ragas, jazz, African church hymns ... all very interesting and musically more sophisticated than anything you'll hear in real life. I've actually recorded some of this music (by vm, before I forgot).

Not very often, maybe three or four times a year, I'll go into the lab in the evening after everyone is gone, and sit for twenty minutes or so to enjoy the music.

* Before anyone gets snarky (RvrLv, Zit, et al, you know who you are), it's a common neurological occurrence.


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Originally posted by FutureMrsFIllion:
Its creepy and either the penguins are out to get me or I am insane.

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Originally posted by SignyM:
Have a computer with six drives and many fans, and it sings.... long, intricate Gregorian-type chants. Lovely.


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Originally posted by SignyM:
Have a computer with six drives and many fans, and it sings.... long, intricate Gregorian-type chants. Lovely.


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Originally posted by SignyM:

Please, don't come whining at me about how horrible I am for calling you names, you drunken, death-loving cunt.

I hope you die in your own drunken vomit.

and BTW Fuck you.
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Originally posted by SignyM:
Have a computer with six drives and many fans, and it sings.... long, intricate Gregorian-type chants. Lovely.


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Originally posted by SignyM:

Please, don't come whining at me about how horrible I am for calling you names, you drunken, death-loving cunt.

I hope you die in your own drunken vomit.

and BTW Fuck you.
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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
Not as uncommon as you might think FMF, both phenomenae are well documented.

Corner-eye people or "blinkies" as some call them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_people

The Earthsong.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hum

Audible Aurora.
http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=923

I *can* hear the earthsong, most folk hear it as just a dull hum, but there are tones and shifts within it, and I suspect these subtle shifts are what animals pick up on when they start freaking out just before an earthquake.

-Frem

It cannot be said enough, those who do not learn from history, are doomed to endlessly repeat it

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