Yes, you can listen to music in dreams |
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Hello again, dreamers |
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Yes, you can listen to music in dreams |
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Oh, music in dreams is actually pretty awesome! |
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Hurricane At The Sea (1850) and Shipwreck (1854) by Ivan Aivazovsky
The dreamer formerly known as Angelpotter
I once had a lucid dream where "Love story" by Taylor Swift played. I didn't really notice it at first but it sounded exactly like the waking life version! But when I started to sing along I was kind of controlling the music, so it wouldn't continue if I didn't sing. After a while it was just repeating the same verse over and over again but it still sounded amazing |
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Once I turned on a radio in a lucid dream, and it was the most boring music I had ever heard. |
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For me, music in (lucid) dreams is pretty awesome. It's like everything else falls away, leaving only the music itself, which just sweeps through me. |
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I'm a musician and a composer, so music is often in my dreams. Often I'll be singing or playing and occasionally the music is nothing I know from waking life. Once a few years ago I woke up with the tune going through my head and I wrote down the melody. It turned out to be one of the better things I've composed, and that was an ordinary non lucid dream. |
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Yeah music sounds great in dreams! I'm a horrible singer in real life but found when singing in a dream I can hit every note flawlessly |
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