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    The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight

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    Image of mrmarano001 mrmarano001
    12/06/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    Actually, these recordings are still available at Dr. Jefrrey Thompson, D.C.'s Center for Neuroacoustic Research. The site offers 12 recordings: 9 each tied to planets or their rings or satellites, and three consisting of compositions based on the planetary recordings. The site charges about $18 per disc, or you can purchase a 12-CD set for about $185.

    I hope each of these CD's is much longer than the 30 minutes occupying the Laserlight discs. Seems rather dear for just 30 minutes, particularly when two such tracks could easily fit on one platter.

    Here's the link:

    [www.neuroacoustic.com]
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    Image of Mark_Zist Mark_Zist
    12/05/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    That is beautiful, but if you play it backward, it says "Paul is dead"
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    Image of Curves Curves
    12/05/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    Except for the missing heartbeat, this sounds a lot like the audio you hear when you listen to a baby in utero. Inner space and outer space sound a lot alike.
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    Image of dick.swayze dick.swayze
    12/06/09

    @Curves: I was wondering why this track has an almost hypnotic calming effect on me, that would make sense. I could doze off during a plane crash if this was playing.
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    Image of kingcrim84 kingcrim84
    12/06/09

    @Curves: Universal connections are a beautiful thing. :)
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    Image of Curves Curves
    12/06/09

    @dick.swayze: I found it relaxing as well, and knew I had heard the sound before. It took me a while to figure out where....
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    Image of scottlandk scottlandk
    12/07/09

    @Curves: Where, where do tell? Now you have us all a twixt with whirling transient nodes of thought.
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    Image of Curves Curves
    12/07/09

    @scottlandk: See my first comment in this thread.

    PS-Nice writing skills.
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    Image of scottlandk scottlandk
    12/08/09

    @Curves: Thank you. I realize my error in not reading fully. I hope to hear that soon for the first time. : )
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    Edited by scottlandk at 12/08/09 11:26 AM scottlandk was starred scottlandk was unstarred
    Image of iggy iggy
    12/05/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    sounds just like the evo online music. which is also bone chilling.
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    Image of Duckspwn Duckspwn
    12/05/09

    @iggy: Eve online? That game always seemed like it could be good, but when I tried the demo I just couldn't get into it... I ended up getting my ship that I saved up for the entire demo blown up. Pissed me off.
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    Image of chillyberingal chillyberingal
    12/05/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    So how does this work exactly? Are the recorded electromagnetic waves just converted into audible sound waves of equivalent frequencies?

    This would be perfect for the next Metroid games soundtrack.
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    Image of veronykah veronykah
    12/05/09

    @chillyberingal: From the link :
    The probes recorded all this data on magnetometers, plasma detectors, low-energy charged particle detectors, radio antennas and instruments to measure cosmic rays and plasma waves. Then, some uncredited artist or artists arranged selections from these recordings into a more musical form. So you’re not listening to the raw data here, but rather an audible collage constructed from various pieces.
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    Image of Mijael Seidel Mijael Seidel
    12/05/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    It almost sounds made up...There´s too much of a "melody" int hose sounds, Are they edited together? or is it raw recording of them? Without sounding like a new age hippie, you could meditate to that on the background... if they are, of course, the real thing.
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    Image of veronykah veronykah
    12/05/09

    @Mijael Seidel: From the link:
    The probes recorded all this data on magnetometers, plasma detectors, low-energy charged particle detectors, radio antennas and instruments to measure cosmic rays and plasma waves. Then, some uncredited artist or artists arranged selections from these recordings into a more musical form. So you’re not listening to the raw data here, but rather an audible collage constructed from various pieces.
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    Image of snoop_dizzle snoop_dizzle
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    Speaking of what it reminds me of, it sort of reminds me of The Alan Parsons Project's album "I Robot" at times.
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    Curves promoted this comment Edited by snoop_dizzle at 12/04/09 11:52 PM snoop_dizzle was starred snoop_dizzle was unstarred
    Image of joelydanger joelydanger
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    I had to find this as soon as I heard it. Perfect for when I'm modeling or sculpting or just trying to get some work done.
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    Image of dingus dingus
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    Terrible secret indeed.
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    Image of Segador Segador
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    Awesome, eerie sound. I was totally waiting for one of those pop-up screaming zombie heads at the end, though.
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    Image of DustyButt™ DustyButt™
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Bone-Chilling Sound of the Planets Won't Let You Sleep Tonight
    That made me ramble an ad lib Star Trek "Captain's Log" while listening to it.
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    Image of Nick Nick
    04/23/09

    In reply to Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth Headset Kills the Wind
    @N@tedog: why you gotta bring bagels into this?
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    Image of N@tedog N@tedog
    04/23/09

    In reply to Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth Headset Kills the Wind
    Does it make me a business douche if I only use it in the car? Come on... that has to be outside the bounds of douchebagelness (sp) right?
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    Image of GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE
    04/23/09

    In reply to Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth Headset Kills the Wind
    Damn, so I can run my finger over it and say a twister is coming and can I call you back?
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    Image of .357 .357
    04/23/09

    In reply to Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth Headset Kills the Wind
    I would buy a bluetooth headset if it weren't for those goddamn bussinessdouches.
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