Country music damages your nervous system permanently right?
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It only damages your nervous system when you leave your wife, take up drinking, kick the dog and drive off a cliff.
1013690
Most definitely the music is for too long and it's too loud. Your body will always give you a warning first that you are abusing it and then break down if you continue. Also check for wax.
969100
Yes. I had a friend years back that was forever buying Dramamine and I asked him why one time and he told me that the base in the stereo system in his truck was so intense that it made him nauseous.
1035042
Sorry that people can be jerks. You should not give a crap what anyone thinks. Listen to what you like. I listen to whatever I feel like. When I am mad I listen to metal, when I am sad I listen to country, when I am happy I listen to everything under the sun.  When I am stuck in traffic I turn on Bluegrass music really freaking loud to piss of the people in the car next to me. It is great.
956280
faithless!!!insomnia!!!!!!!!!this song goes wiv every moment of ur life- rubbish day, good day, feeling like u wana have a trip!
571636
i bet people have, you would probably have to practice a long time on really fast songs, but don't forget you must drink a lot of water, and eat healthy
959588
I Know what you mean, I am huge fan of the Tom Cochran song "Life Is a Highway" but ever since I heard the country remake....well lets just say the country version ruined my love for the song. I think country people, because they usually dont write their own songs, they have song writers do it for them, so their just looking for the next big hit, and remaking songs is a sure fire way to do that.
698887
Don't you know how bad that junk is????!!!! It is highly addictive and destroys the brain tissue. It also makes you paranoid and hostile. You need to seek help!!! I hope you get busted!!!
101074
Upbeat music will snap you out of it. You don't want to listen to anything that will make you more depressed than you already feel. :)
351388
Well, in a way it's true and it's not true. I mean don't you sometimes listen to a great piece of music and get very into it, that it makes your problems fly away,I know I certainly do. But on the other hand listening to lyrics that remind you of your problems obviously can't help! For example if you have had a recent death in your family and you listen to a song that mentions it it will just remind you!
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Yes, I do think there are songs that encourage bad behavior.  You are what you expose yourself to...I don't think parents should allow their kids to own any kind of offensive material...ESPECIALLY music...!?!  Music is memorable...what kind of memories does these kinds of word-pictures instill in impressionable minds?
237997
Yes and No here. My husband and I once heard the most awesome song one time. We were asleep, both awoke at the same time to hearing the music and singing. We couldn't find where it was coming from. It lead us down stairs and faded away. And no we wasn't on something.And theres other things I could tell ya but its late,I will say I beleive  God can & will warn you of things.
42643
whats most disturbing is your super uptightness.  stop being so PC. linkin park is fine, rockos modern life is great.
139216
This second!!! My wife is with me listening to Country Gold Saturday Night..singing rubbing my back and laughing at my responses Ohh did i mention that tequila makes her clothes fall off:):):)
1000786
Those songs make me sad. : (
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Ask your local university library for this article:\n"Violent Music Lyrics Do Not Usually Cause Lasting Harm" by James K. Fitzpatrick. Media Violence. William Dudley, Ed. Opposing Viewpoints® Series. Greenhaven Press, 1999. Reprinted from James K. Fitzpatrick, "Can Teenagers Survive Marilyn Manson?" New Oxford Review, November 1997, by permission of New Oxford Review (1069 Kains Ave., Berkeley, CA 94706). Copyright © 1997 New Oxford Review.\n\nand this one:\n"Studies Have Not Established a Link Between Rap Music and Youth Violence" by Becky L. Tatum. Media Violence. Louise I. Gerdes, Ed. Opposing Viewpoints® Series. Greenhaven Press, 2004. Becky L. Tatum, "The Link Between Rap Music and Youth Crime and Violence: A Review of the Literature and Issues for Future Research," Justice Professional, vol. 11, February 1999, p. 339. \n\nI got these references from a subscription database that a university library should have called Opposing Viewpoints.\n\nThis will be a hard argument to make as most valid research shows that there is a correlation between heavy metal and rap music and lower grades, discipline problems, drug use, teen sex, suicide, etc...  I suppose you could argue that the types of people who would display negative behavior would do so regardless of what music they listen to.  They listen to heavy metal because it mimics their feelings they already had.  So, listening to HM could be a consequence, not a cause.  Good luck!
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You could say the same of many songs in every other genre of music also. Music is a personal taste. No matter the style, you will find songs you like and songs you don't. It all depends what you are into. It wouldn't be much fun if every one liked the same music, or artist or song. It would certainly stop a lot of talented artists being recognised. I didn't understand how you could claim it's bigoted. I'd rather listen to Country Music than listen to some other genres that speak lyrically of nothing but drugs, gangs and murder. There are songs I've banned my kids from listening to due to the amount of band language used etc.Every kind of music has it's place and meaning to somebody. Just because you have a preference for a certain type of music doesn't mean that other forms are bigoted, unintelligible or lack any depth of reason. Music is there for our pleasure and enjoyment, whatever genre does it for you is cool by me. Unintelligible is not being able to spell bigoted and unintelligible. Have a great day.