[smeerkaas]

i was just listening to "you will be under my wheels" by the Prodigy with my um1's.

And i really had the feeling the music was passing through my teeth, i could feel my teeth vibrating.

Does anyone else has experienced this to? Or am I getting not enough sleep and going insane?

*edit: dang, typo in the title

 

[iancraig10]

Your ear bone's connected to your ... head bone.
Your head bone's connected to your ... teeth bone.
And here's the word of the Lord.

Now you get some sleep!!!!

edit: and turn them down!!!

Ian

 

[smeerkaas]

they weren't loud, that's the weird thing (only 2 out of ten from laptop out)

just listened again, i still have the sensation

 

[chickennuggets]

ill put my money on 'your crazy'

or the head bone thing ian mentioned

 

[iancraig10]

Seriously, sound can travel through your bone structure. That's how deaf people can sense sound sometimes.

Ian

 

[Peyotero]

ye're goin' deaf smeerk

 

[Dakota]

heh, tried this myselfr with the same song and my etys, but no shakin teeth lol. Although for some reason the whole of prodigies album is at 56kbps

Think i need to sort this out since it sounds terrible.

 

[smeerkaas]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peyotero ye're goin' deaf smeerk

my wallet wouldn't mind that

anyway I listened again and it seems that it isn't really affected by the volume

now i'm looking for other songs that give the same effect but to no avail

 

[iancraig10]

Your head has a resonant frequency.

Ian

 

[Gaughtfried]

Quote:

Originally Posted by iancraig10 Your head has a resonant frequency. Ian

...then if he cranks up his volume loud enough, wouldn't his head explode?

 

[iancraig10]

Yeah .... just like in that Martian film where all the little green critters brains blow. (Mars Attacks)

Be careful of those UM's. Once they're focussed, it's a bummer.

Ian

 

[smeerkaas]

maybe i was listening to the eigenfrequency of my teeth

perhaps i should take a visit to the dentist

 

[iancraig10]

I would imagine that the sound has travelled down your jaw (seriously) via the jawbone.

Very unusual though.

Ian