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Edited March 31, 20196 yr by AtlanticRiderFan
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https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/genesis-final-song-farewell-concert-1328152/

 

 

                                               

 

can't believe it took him this long to perform this

 

kind of makes me wish that the MTS Exhibition place still existed (where the A&B sound building was....I miss A&B sound)

 

Edited April 26, 20223 yr by iHeart

10 minutes ago, iHeart said:

kind of makes me wish that the MTS Exhibition place still existed (where the A&B sound building was....I miss A&B sound)

 

A&B sound...man that takes me back! I completely forgot about that place.

1 hour ago, iHeart said:

kind of makes me wish that the MTS Exhibition place still existed (where the A&B sound building was....I miss A&B sound)

 

Portage Place? YOINK!

and that's why I said I wish the MTS Exhibition Place still existed

https://people.com/music/b-52s-will-say-farewell-with-final-tour-ever-of-planet-earth/?utm_campaign=peoplemagazine&utm_content=manual&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_term=62686230ad535e000106afde&fbclid=IwAR0NOnCKLzkwf6ik11xSQxRdv4qfi4wgqrdkW1_Oi0tcqVnIICH2W7biu6M

 

 

Dolly Parton Now Says She'll Accept Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nomination: ‘I'll Just Say Thanks' http://4.nbcla.com/p5CserD

Kidd Creole, of Grandmaster Flash, Gets 16 Years in Midtown Steak Knife Killing http://4.nbcla.com/Q7aGW8k

 

5 hours ago, iHeart said:

 

Considering what she has done to her body, this is no surprise, The only question remaining is how she will react, and the prognosis is not good.

oh not again!

2 hours ago, iHeart said:

oh not again!

Who dis?

 

2 hours ago, Tracker said:

Who dis?

 

Aerosmith

https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/wolf-van-halen-slams-documentary-father-1235283168/

New York city....

 Jazz is not boring. These three guys are outstanding.

 

 

Study: Music Can Ease Pain.  Music May Have the Most Benefits for the Anxiety Prone, Researchers Say

 Losing yourself in music really may help take the sting out of a root canal or other painful medical procedure -- especially if you are feeling anxious about it.

In a new study, 143 people listened to music while they received a painful shock in their fingertip. Participants were asked to follow the melodies, and identify unusual tones in an effort to take their mind off the pain.

It seemed to do the trick. Participants’ pain decreased as they became more and more absorbed in the tunes. Those who were the most anxious reaped the most pain-relieving benefits when they became engaged in the music.

“Our results suggest that engaging activities like music listening may be most effective for reducing pain in high-anxiety persons who can easily become absorbed in activities,” conclude researchers led by David H. Bradshaw, PhD, from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.

The study did not look at different types of music and whether soothing music worked best. Bradshaw says the type of music isn’t as important as how well it holds the patient’s interest.

The findings appear in The Journal of Pain.

The researchers measured the participants' responses to pain via electrical activity in the brain, dilation of their pupils, and other methods. These are considered more objective than self-reports about pain.
Doctors have understood the power of music for years, commonly using it as a way to distract worried patients.

Roger Fillingim, PhD, says the study shows it may be more effective in people who are overly anxious.

“The concern was that whatever we were doing to help pain will be thwarted by anxiety, but this study suggests that certain types of distraction can actually make anxiety and pain better,” says Fillingim, a professor in the College of Dentistry at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

Raffi Tachdjian, MD, MPH, has watched music take children away from their pain through his work at the Children’s Music Fund, a nonprofit group that provides musical instruments and music therapy to kids, teens, and young adults with chronic conditions and life-altering illnesses. He is also an assistant clinical professor of medicine and pediatrics at UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine.

“Music helps show [kids] they can get through it,” Tachdjian says. Besides just a simple distraction, music may also have acupuncture-like effects at interrupting pain pathways, he says. “Let’s say floor one is your finger, and your brain is the penthouse,” he says. “Music helps block the elevator.” This way the pain signal can’t travel to the brain and cause you to feel and say “ouch.”

For those of us who want a little extra help at that next dentist visit, Bradshaw offers this suggestion: “Listening to music with headphones or playing a video game with sound effects that you can listen to with headphones are effective, as the sounds can mask the sound of the dental instruments,” he says.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/scientists-learn-how-music-could-lead-to-pain-relief-in-the-body?ref=home

 

Edited July 11, 20223 yr by Tracker

As a post-script to the above post, for people that I see for grief resolution, I often recommend that they listen to a lot of Mozart. There is a lot of good research that music in minor keys (which he used a lot in his compositions) helps to resolve turbulent emotions and even improve academic test scores if listened to for 20 minutes prior to writing or standing for oral exams.

BTW: Do you know what happened to him after he died?\

Answer: he decomposed.

https://deadline.com/2022/09/elton-john-farewell-concert-live-stream-disney-plus-dodger-stadium-1235114627/

I don't remember the last time something like this happened, oh wait yes I do Tragically Hip

3 minutes ago, iHeart said:

https://deadline.com/2022/09/elton-john-farewell-concert-live-stream-disney-plus-dodger-stadium-1235114627/

I don't remember the last time something like this happened, oh wait yes I do Tragically Hip

Yeah, but that was legitimately the last performance of the Hip. This is just the last performance of Elton John until his next last performance.