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When these tones are used in music, it instantly instills a sense of mystery and wonder. I don't know if it's something intrinsic to the sound, or if it's becau
by shmageggy 7y ago
When these tones are used in music, it instantly instills a sense of mystery and wonder. I don't know if it's something intrinsic to the sound, or if it's because of the recognizable context of exploration and discovery. One song that comes to mind is Satellite by BT, but I know I've heard it elsewhere too.
- kortex 7y agoI think it's the same reason I tear up uncontrollably watching rocket launches. It's just so epic and bigger than any one human. See also: overwatch effect. Here's a collection of songs: "I'm looking for songs that contain NASA radio transmission snippets, or a "space" theme conveyed in a creative manner. Examples in text" https://www.reddit.com/r/trance/comments/1vl39y/im_looking_for_songs_that_contain_nasa_radio/ https://www.reddit.com/r/trance/comments/1vl39y/im_looking_f...
- shmageggy 7y agoAh, yes Highroller by Crystal Method is one I've heard
- natalyarostova 7y agoAphex twin #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6xn0SRFYh4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6xn0SRFYh4
- yborg 7y agoI think these guys agreed with you... https://youtu.be/9Lt4Z5PYQPM https://youtu.be/9Lt4Z5PYQPM
- tonyarkles 7y agoThere’s a song that comes up on Spotify once in a while that has, IIRC, clips of John Glenn during the Gemini missions. Chills down my spine.