One needs only to observe a crowd of sports fans when a song is associated with their favorite team heard that you get an idea of the music has an influence on behavior. Whether it is uplifting or oppressed, the sound of music, and generally do not have some effect on the listener.

The rock music scene of the 1990s at a location different from the grunge bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, etc. influenced, as someone who regularly listened to these tapes inthis time I can tell you, I think they had a considerable influence on my mood. I'm not saying that these bands, drove me to a physical action against me or others, but my mood had changed in any case by this music and its often somber melodies.

Contrast the sad sound of grunge with the higher energy music sounds like ska, hip hop, etc., and the mood of the audience in a different way affected. For me to hear what I want "happy music refer to the" really existsLift and maybe a little more energy.

I have a certain NFL players comment heard that before a game that he likes to listen to really heavy hardcore metal music because it pumps him up for the game. That speaks volumes for the music, which has effect on behavior. I prefer to listen to high energy music to listen to before I will be working on a difficult task, because in action to the music in my opinion is encouraged to concentrate at the task and to eliminate allDistractions.

One of the interesting things I find about the music is the emotional component. Produce a simple pattern of notes can be good or bad feelings, high energy or low energy houses. This does not exclude responsibility for those actions, however. I do not think you can blame only hear things like a suicide to depressing music. If anything, the music is simply a condition that was already there have been exacerbated.

The music has a strong effect onthe emotions and mood - it's up to the listener, use this knowledge as they choose.