MeridianFlight
New Member
I read an article that espoused safe driving methods a while back. One of the suggestions was not to listen to your music loudly, and to not listen to aggressive music. I thought was hilarious, and ignored it.
Then the other day I noticed something. I was listening to Disciple, and I would skip over their "ballad songs" for the songs that were slightly less restrained. When "Into Black" or "Shine Down" came on, I took corners (I live on the Oregon Coast, Highway 101 has quite a few twists and turns)...assertively, you could say.
This didn't happen when I was listening to more relaxed songs. I drove in a more conservative manner. So, I believe the idea that music affects your driving could actually be true.
So from here on out I suppose it's DCB, Jars of Clay, and other bands that may not exactly inspire you to break something. Come on, how can you tear up the road to "The Valley Song"?
Anybody else notice this, or do you believe it's communist propaganda?
Then the other day I noticed something. I was listening to Disciple, and I would skip over their "ballad songs" for the songs that were slightly less restrained. When "Into Black" or "Shine Down" came on, I took corners (I live on the Oregon Coast, Highway 101 has quite a few twists and turns)...assertively, you could say.
This didn't happen when I was listening to more relaxed songs. I drove in a more conservative manner. So, I believe the idea that music affects your driving could actually be true.
So from here on out I suppose it's DCB, Jars of Clay, and other bands that may not exactly inspire you to break something. Come on, how can you tear up the road to "The Valley Song"?
Anybody else notice this, or do you believe it's communist propaganda?