Faith and Force Blog

Some find it annoying and Rude, some find it eccentric and energizing. I once hated it, I hate the loudness and the heart collapsing way it sounds. 19 years old Isabella who refused to give her surnamed said, “but I got to used to it because I hear it every day, until I came to the point that I craved for it, just like how I craved for more alcohol” she continued. How it affects the mind is another question.

I a book entitled “Inside rock Music, It shows that the kind of the different beats in a music scale’s measure give listener feelings of lesser inhibition term, being out of an inhibited mental state makes us more likely to be out of control. When we go to that kind of perception and thinking, we do the things we usually don’t do and we become brave while doing it.

Music has always been a part of our lives. Although we don’t notice how it tangles with our lives in some ways, what much of us don’t know is that it affects the way we think and live. Wherever we go, we see teenagers and young adults bang their heads in tune coming out of massive headphones or cute little earphones plugged in their ears, feeling oblivious of the world around them. Be it at the train, at the checkout line, in public vehicles, people used music as their means of escape during boring hours.

If we move in a little and try to hear what these teenagers are listening to, we’ll find out that almost all them of listen to just one genre. The fast upbeat music, the loud clashes of drums, the high pitched rhythm of electric guitar which is said to be the most important instrument.