Why?

[Specified]

Why does music (especially EDM) music sounds so good on MDMA?

 

[simstim]

EDM tends to be produced by people who use MDMA for people using MDMA so I think it makes sense.

 

[n3ophy7e]

There is actually a good neurological explanation of it in one of my psych textbooks. I'll see if I can find it. Don't hold your breath waiting for me to find it though, I have many many boxes of books in the garage and it's in there somewhere.
In the meantime I'm sure one could google it and find a reasonable explanation.
simstim's theory is also very applicable.

 

[Specified]

EDM tends to be produced by people who use MDMA for people using MDMA so I think it makes sense.

True......Like this classic

 

[Specified]

There is actually a good neurological explanation of it in one of my psych textbooks. I'll see if I can find it. Don't hold your breath waiting for me to find it though, I have many many boxes of books in the garage and it's in there somewhere.
In the meantime I'm sure one could google it and find a reasonable explanation.
simstim's theory is also very applicable.

Did you find the textbook?

 

[negrogesic]

Its simple. The answer is serotonin release coupled by dopamine and norepinephrine release/reuptake. But the key is serotonin release.

*Oh EDM didn't see that. Then the answer is a combo of this and and simstims point

Also EDM type music will enhance the dopaminergic and noradrenergic properties of the rhythm/bass. Serotonin release enhances melody.

 

[Specified]

Its simple. The answer is serotonin release coupled by dopamine and norepinephrine release/reuptake. But the key is serotonin release.

*Oh EDM didn't see that. Then the answer is a combo of this and and simstims point

Also EDM type music will enhance the dopaminergic and noradrenergic properties of the rhythm/bass. Serotonin release enhances melody.

I see

 

[Specified]

I wonder if Alexander Shulgin listened to EDM

 

[n3ophy7e]

Did you find the textbook?

I did not, however.....

Its simple. The answer is serotonin release coupled by dopamine and norepinephrine release/reuptake. But the key is serotonin release.

*Oh EDM didn't see that. Then the answer is a combo of this and and simstims point

Also EDM type music will enhance the dopaminergic and noradrenergic properties of the rhythm/bass. Serotonin release enhances melody.

Precisely this.

 

[Specified]

and this classic

 

[F.U.B.A.R.]

and this classic

Reminded me of this:

 

[Specified]

Reminded me of this:

Never heard it before. Excellent track!

 

[stardust10]

and this classic

When I was getting bullied at school I used to sleep in my brother's room and listen to all his trance (he worked Nightshift) and it helped me go to sleep lol that is a blast from the past thank you

 

[nznity]

Reminded me of this:

Reminds me of mdma "sweet in the beginning AND bitter in the end". En nice gem

 

[Specified]

What about this one...when i was young i didnt know wtf this song was until i got older.

 

[Jabberwocky]

There is a big connection with music and the serotonergic system/serotonin in general. At least in my mind.

 

[stardust10]

What about this one...when i was young i didnt know wtf this song was until i got older.

Fucking yasss hahaha

 

[Specified]

 

[F.U.B.A.R.]

What about this one...when i was young i didnt know wtf this song was until i got older.

Yeh, absolute classic. I forgot how mad the video was

 

[negrogesic]

I wonder if Alexander Shulgin listened to EDM

I don't think he would have liked it

He listened to classical music (like me, but he and I have different tastes).