Do you link music with memories?

Answer 1

Oh yes, definitely. I grew up on 70s rock. My daddy played guitar, harmonica and "fiddle". He also sang. My mother sang and played piano. My uncles would come over with a banjo and a mandolin, and guitars, and everybody did what came naturally. Later, I was married to a jazz lead guitarist. And after that I worked at a radio station. Music is a large part of me...all genres. And, I have thousands...millions, of memories linked to music.

Answer 2

Oh, yes...and it sometimes makes me sad that 20 years have flown by so fast. I hear certain songs like Neil Youngs "Old Man" and think about hearing it being strummed on a guitar and sung by Ian at bonfire parties that I used to go to while in university. I wonder what Ian is doing now and then I think about all my friends from university and all the great times we had and how I wish I could go back in time. I'm glad I had so much fun back then and I at least have the memories but my life now is so boring to what it was.

Answer 3

hiya. This difficulty fascinates me. I as many human beings have cases like that you defined. now and again only a customary scent, position, note or journey brings me back very previous and forgotten concepts. sure! Our mind holds files of each and every memory of our entire life. those concepts fades away alongside the time, yet there are nonetheless there. it is believed that in case you by some means rebuild an particular project which resemble one out of your previous, you're prepared to bypass back in time. those theory is shown contained in the movie " someplace in Time". that's a outstanding movie. back on your question. attempt to attempt this. whenever you've those moments, attempt to concentration and make it very last longest you may. it will be problematic to that, yet in case you succeed. it will be unforgettable. And if occurs to take you back in time. I want I were you. through how. If someone could bypass back in time doing so, what could ensue? answer: My opinion. the guy would not understand he/she went back in time. the guy will do and make each and everything because it occurred contained in the previous. So i don't have self assurance you may replace the previous if he/she could bypass back in time. nicely, i wish i could help.

Answer 4

YES! I have a theme for memories, it's beautiful. Everytime I see the place I think of the song and viceversa.

Answer 5

Like a trigger!!!
I use music that way! (release dates)
If I want to figure out When something happened,
I only have to think a minute and the song of the moment will come help me.

Answer 6

Yes there are many songs that bring back good and bad memories.

Answer 7

Oh yes definitely and movies too. I can't watch Sound of Music without thinking about my mom, I can't listen to the song Dream Weaver without thinking about my first boyfriend.

Answer 8

Always.....sometimes I can even create new memories with good music :)

Answer 9

Yes! I moved around a lot as a kid so when I hear a certain song I can tell you where I was living when it came out :P

Answer 10

yes i do. you know the Monkees' "Day dream believer"? well i remember singing that song and the Na Na song and winter wonderland while swinging on a swingset in our backyard in washington and then when we came in my dad was playing day dream believer on the speakers and somebody said something like it was my aunt's fave monkees song or something.
i love that song and my memories of when i lived in Washington