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So, since there is no topic about this on the page at the moment, I thought it would be okay to ask this:
Has any of you experienced lucid dreamers (or not experienced), successfully summoned a concert in a dream? It is very curious to me weather or not it is possible, although I shouldn't see any hinder to it.
If so, please describe your experience, and who the concert was with, and how you summoned it / found it :)
I've only ever been in a concert in a non-lucid dream but I have some advice for finding a concert when you become lucid.
Simply walking around and finding the venue you want for your concert should work. Just walk around the corner and expect to see the place full of people for the (insert band you like) concert. Then just go inside and expect the concert to be starting. Expectations are one of the easiest forms of dream control in my experience. If you don't get it your first time learn from your mistakes and try again. You'll get to a concert in no time.
I have not summoned a concert. But what I did do was start playing the air guitar on a street corner. People started gathering around me. At this point I lost lucidity and the dream continued to escalate into a huge concert.
Yup it is possible! :)
I actually had a short lucid dream where Adele sung to me in a forest. It was really random, and I don't know if you would consider it a concert. You can read that dream here.
I had a none lucid dream that i was in a mosh pit during slipknot. And another one were system of a down starting playing in my front lawn and about 10,000 people were around there and it just turned into a huge festival. But never had a Ld so Idk.
ahh you know it would be so cool to star in a lucid concert! *adding that to my goals*
This sounds like lots of fun, dude :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dakotahnok
Actually, quite recently.
I was the guitarist in a '70s-throw back heavy metal/blues rock band (so actually, I was part of the concert performance itself.)
The absolute most kick ass part ? The whole dream looked like a vintage 1970's-era video!