Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 2:12 pm Post subject: Movie Clips / Music Constantly in Your Head
Do movie/TV clips and music constantly play in your head, even when you don't want them to?
They seem to for me. Mainly TV/Movie clips. Wherever I am a clip (mainly SpongeBob) starts playing in my head. I can change the clip but it's hard to stop thinking about them. It can cause problems in school. When I think of something, a clip similar to that may suddenly play, and when I try to concentrate, a clip where a character tries to concentrate may start to play in my head.
Is this similar for other people? _________________ Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
SpongeBobRocksMao!
Absorbent and yellow and porous is he!
SpongeBobRocksMao!
The episode of Family Guy where Peter and Death are going back to the events of when he first met Lois; the part where he's on the Navy ship with Quagmire, with Quagmire doing the whole "Does this look like a 'Q' to you? ... How 'bout now?" bit. It always stays in my head - even during times where I should be concerned or in serious situations. Also during some of the clips of that of the first OVA's of Samurai X. When I was younger, after seeing the first Mortal Kombat movie, I was able to remember every single scene of the movie, so I was literally able to play the movie in my head - at a faster rate though. As for music, I have Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" Overature, as well as his "Symphony No. 6 in F major, K.43: I. Allegro" and "Don Giovanni". When at times I begin to feel a little down or worried, I play his "Requiem". These Are forever imbedded in my mind.
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 3:38 pm Post subject:
Ohhh. Not movies, but music gets stuck in my head, constantly.
When I went to Bumbershoot back in the summer, I saw Neko Case live, and she sang her song 'I Wish I Was The Moon'...and all through the time I was jetlagged (about a week after I got back), I was waking up in the middle of the night with that song in my head. (That's apart from the bits of the city I was seeing outlined in neon in the dark whenever I closed my eyes, but that's another story. I get weird jetlag.) _________________ Our little tribe has always been, and always will until the end...
I constantly have music in my head and whatever it corresponds with for me. Soundtrack music is easy, but soemtimes I get a visual about a song and that sticks with me forever. It's fun, but yes, very distracting.
yes ALL the time,usually both at once but the movies overpower the music but its still playing in the background. _________________ If grass can grow through cement, love can find you at every time in your life.
I have music running in my head all the time. Sometimes I have to turn off the radio because it 'clashes' with what's playing in my head.
I don't have movie clips, but I do have Seinfeld episodes and oneliners in the back of my mind all the time that pop to the forefront whenever there is a similar occurance in real life, just as you said.
I also "see" words. They play as if on a movie screen on the inside of my forehead. I love languages and this visualization has always made it easier for me to make associations and memorize vocabulary. _________________ "...gypsy lost in the twilight zone..."
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 4:53 pm Post subject:
I definately find this happens with me. Mostly it is a certain line from a film or TV series that repetitively plays in my head over and over. I think maybe its a mechanism to occupy my mind when I am busy with remedial tasks. _________________ "Today a young man on acid, realised that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves..... Here's Tom with the weather!" - Bill Hicks
That's how I learned to do so many voices. I keep hearing them in my head, until one day I just start mimicking them out loud. Then I work up my own scripts for them - voila! Instant radio commercial. _________________ "I don't mean to sound bitter, cynical or cruel - but I am, so that's how it comes out."
- Bill Hicks
I tend to have more music in my head, Sometimes it's really nice, music I've never heard before, sometimes it's just stuff I've heard before.
I don't get movie images in my head, Although a couple of years ago I watched Men in Black 4 times in 3 weeks when it was in the cinema and afterward could repay it entirely in my head like I was watching it in the cinema, it was really cool, because then I didn't have to pay to watch it in the cinema!
Mostly now I just get random images in my head, some quite psychadelic, which I find weird as I've never done drugs.
It used to happen, when I had difficulty to sleep, there were music in my head playing, even weird jingles from advertisement, I couldn't stop it.
When my insomnia stopped, it stopped in Decrescendo....
And now, I don't have it any more.... Strange... But better _________________ "Le bonheur est un idéal de l'imagination et non de la raison" - Emmanuel Kant
"Je pense donc je suis" - René Descartes.
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Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 10:55 am Post subject:
Lately, it's a song from a movie.
It's the song "Heaven Helps the Man Fight His Fears" (or something like that) by Kenny Loggins.
It's from the movie Footloose. It's the song played after Rev. Moore finally gives the go-ahead for the school dance, and the students are organizing the dance. _________________ Sometimes I feel very sorry for the Coyote. Sometimes I wish he'd catch him.
If he caught him, there wouldn't be any more Road Runner. You wouldn't like that, would you?
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