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Originally posted by bdb818888
reply to post by letthereaderunderstand
You mean some Ronnie James Dio, I think he actually changed Black Sabbath, he brought them to a higher Demonic level......Anyways music has always controlled mankind behavior in every aspect of all cultures.l
Originally posted by crichton13
Interesting thread.
But for clarification, the Oxord English Disctionary states that "Illuminate" means:
"1 to light up. 2 help to clarify or explain. 3 decorate (a page or initial letter in a manuscript) with gold, silver, or coloured designs."
In no way whasover does it refer to anything other than being a verb.
John Crichton
Originally posted by onesixtyfive
in my opinion try finding out if people can be hypnotized by certain keys? then u may get your answer
Originally posted by Wertdagf
Hi letthereaderunderstand! it is very nice to put a face to a name!
I dont really see how these 3 notes would possibly hypnotise us. What i could understand though is making the sights and sounds of acoustic levitation a part of every day life. So that when an alien vessel swoops in from space and starts spitting out theme songs to stay aloft people would be less frightened and more amused.
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Growing up and looking back I don't believe I can remember a time when I didn't know these three notes.
To be specific D 146Hz, B 246Hz, and G 196Hz.
I got to thinking about this when I had recognized the similarities between the NBC indent and the Intel indent. Then I began hearing the similarity in a bunch of different things.
Originally posted by Volton
I don't think it's any big secret or conspiracy that music, or certain notes, as well as images and specifically colors do have an effect on the mood of some people. I don't know what colors do what but I know that some institutions color rooms to calm individuals, such as prisons and schools ect...
I think it's probable that we are being set into a certain mood to view a movie with music and images. Is there anything evil about this? I don't know but Bill gates was right to set our mood to deal with some versions of windows.
Personally I don't think we are being put into a hypnotic state by music but it's a very interesting concept and thread you have constructed. S&F
I'd like to see you expand your research to include religious hymns and see if there is a connection. That would be interesting.
Originally posted by Nola213
Originally posted by n2neee
hahah no offense but he looks like a chubby brad pitt ;p
too funny .. good vid
You noticed the Brad Pitt look as well? Thought I was the only one. I even posted it on you-tube like 30 min ago when I first turned the video one and he said the first sentence.
Passive...Great Song. Gotta go dowloa...err, buy that now.
Maynard maybe his soul, along with all the greats. I mean Tool and A perfect circle have so many songs that you just CANNOT get out of your head.
When I say sold his soul, I don't think to a devil with horns and a pitchfork, but maybe to an illuminated person. What they get in return(the soul part) could be anything, who knows. But who can say deals like this do not really happen.
I think the movie Crossroads is alot more truth than fiction. Check it out if you haven't seen it.An older flick with Ralph Machio(sp?)Karate Kid.
The whole Jimmy Page/Crowley connection.
Butler/Iommi , Steve Vai of course(does all the guitar work in Crossroads).
But yea back to the THREE NOTES.
I think your definitely onto something. I KNEW the Close Encounters clip was gonna make an appearance from go, was just waiting for it. It was actually the first thing I thought of when I read the thread title.
But yea music is so powerful. It's more powerful for me then anything else as far as pulling me to a certain point in my life, and the "feeling". Kinda like when you smell a cologne or perfume you haven't smelled for 15 years, and it can bring you back to the time you first smelled it, and memories just start to explode as your brain fires to life, it's incredible. Extremely powerful, as the vibrations hit all the senses especially(well most importantly)when combined with imagery. As in Music Videos and Movies. These mediums are ideal for sublimanally bombarding the senses.
Originally posted by Watcher777
Thanks for bringing this up in the thread. For years I have listened to these notes over and over again, knowing I was hearing the same thing repeat itself. Subconsciously I assumed that who ever was doing the marketing was just ripping off the tunes of other marketers. It was as if musical imagination had gone to the wayside and everything was being pulled together by those three notes.
Originally posted by Wachstum
Oh well... was it Mozart... yeah, you're probably right
Beside that, i'm sure the three note have a specific effect on us. Sure it's no hypnosis, but i don't think you really meant that the notes hypnotize us, the effects would be too obvious.
But sure there is a message. I'm no expert, but when you play a highly harmonic interval, that moves up, i think that would stimulate us. Play a minor dissonance that goes down, and it will very likely demotivate or make us angry.
Well, the three notes you have there seem to have a balancing effect, because the last note has a medium height between the other two. Maybe that specific interval makes us content with what we see?
Very clever boys n girls those tptb. Not Mozarts, but clever !!
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Thanks Watcher.
Three notes do form a chord, so it's not your imagination.
I read somewhere that the standard tuning used to be 423Hz (C). We now tune to 440Hz (A). Supposedly, the 423Hz had some qualities about it that are very pleasing to the human ear.
I believe this was changed around the turn of the century to 440. I'll have to look into that and get back to you, but thanks for your comments.
Peace
Originally posted by winston37
One thing I've never found online, despite searching, is the idea of embedding code into a musical work and using musicians as international spies. Due to the infinite nature with which rhythm imparts upon the 12 notes of the western chromatic scale it's conceivable that a code could be developed that would only be decipherable by an experienced musical ear and touring musicians would make great spies since they'd have a great cover. The problem though, is that most of us just want to make music and could care less about some political elitist's agenda so it would be unlikely they'd find any of us willing to devote the time to world domination.
Anyway, thanks for keeping your ears open!
Originally posted by antonia
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Growing up and looking back I don't believe I can remember a time when I didn't know these three notes.
To be specific D 146Hz, B 246Hz, and G 196Hz.
I got to thinking about this when I had recognized the similarities between the NBC indent and the Intel indent. Then I began hearing the similarity in a bunch of different things.
Problem: You listed a G major 2nd inversion chord. NBC is not a major triad. It is degrees 1, 4 and 6 of the major scale. Intel's theme is not a major triad either.
Actually, you are referring to D3, B3 and G3... hmmm NBC is not those notes and it's higher pitched. But yes that would have to be the 2nd inversion due to the way you grouped it.
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