How does music affect your mood?

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music does not affect my mood. music is music and i always hear it the same way. i do not have moods that i can determine. my main mood is "neutral".

when i listen to my fave wurlitzer recordings, i jump and down like a fella with the st. vitus' dance.

It's funny, but I choose music as 'mine'. I'll try to explain: I don't like to share the music I choose for myself to listen to. Yes, other people listen to it 'somewhere', but I don't want to know about it. I like it to be part of my private world. It has some sort of meaning to me and I guess what I am trying to say is it feels like an intrusion into my world if my enjoyment or whatever I am getting from the music is interrupted. I suppose I use music as part of my private world. I don't know if this makes sense to anyone or not.

I like to turn up the music really loud when I am home alone and I dance, or I just sit and get really open with what is happening with me and the music. It is like I combine with it. I don't want to share. It is cathartic or it is part of my dream world. If this is exposed, it is ruined and I have to find another song. Go figure.

I looooooove music!! ! I have always been incredibly passionate about music!! ! Certain bands have definitely been my special interests in my life.

For me, not only do I enjoy the sounds and the places it takes me, but it is almost like it connects me to my soul.

It has to be the right music though. Music I dislike can put me in a bad mood. And music that has no real rhythm and just sounds like chaotic noise hurts my head.

I only listen to classical music (mainly orchestral classical music.) It seems to make quite happy, to say the least. . .

It helps me when i'm sad, and it makes me feel oke, or gives me the ability to let out emotion, and i love to sing :o