Musicians = Modern Day prophets?

Question

Considering music was religion Pre-christianity and that our lives are so heavily influenced by music. And for those who so very hard try to understand the nature of music. We do hang out usually with people who like same music. Andwe get lost in our music. Who agrees and elaborate if you will.
Personally I have connected with these musicans and theyve shared experiences with me unlike any church leader. Please----What do you think.
"When the speechless unite in a silent accord" --Pink Floyd

If you study quantum phyics of today you will see that the basic building blocks of all physical reality is a vibration and if you study ancient religions music was the link to god.

Try Pink Floyd, U2, Sting, Led Zeppelin, Rush, George Harrison(the beatles), Alan Parsons, grass roots, Neil young, CSNY, and so on. Classic Rock/Folk rock really has the upper hand here. Anyone especially in this genre will surely understand.

Answer 1

Okay it's about being in the zone, creatively. A musical experience can transend language and so many barriers it can unite a crowd and speak to their soul collectively . Though I don't think prophets heck how many musicians do you know that are less than ideal in their personal relations and actions? Music is not god but instead a primal calling, a gift like art is in all realms

Answer 2

I disagree on a general level, but perhaps there are musicians who are prophets. I wish I knew which ones the were! I may be an oddball, because I don't get lost in music.

Answer 3

I love Pink Floyd also, but I think you're jumping to a major conclusion. People lose themselves in sports teams also. . .is Barry Bonds a prophet?

Answer 4

i guess it could b put that way, but although music is extremely spirtual (even if you listen to rap or screamo or w/e), i don't kno if you could consider musicians "prophets"

Answer 5

I agree.