ChoccyPhilly: Music And The Brain - Help?

ChoccyPhilly 08.27.14	Calling out all brainy sputters! Any recs on websites/books would be really helpful. List is black.
emester 08.27.14	I'll see what I can find. Im only a high school student so I may not have the best answers out there. Either way this is a topic I was always intrigued by
Rail 08.27.14	http://www.jstor.org/
jefflebowski 08.27.14	http://brain.oxfordjournals.org/content/129/10/2528.full
Onirium 08.27.14	Very interesting topic Choccy, I'll see what I can find
Onirium 08.27.14	If you understand French this link is actually pretty interesting, the video doesn't work but the article could have some useful informations: http://www.inexplique-endebat.com/article-la-musique-et-ses-effets-sur-le-cerveau-121913874.html This one is a wikipedia article, that's not always a reliable source but you can maybe cite the sources of the article itself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychology_of_music_preference The last thing I found was a list of the supposedly seven most essentiall books on music and its effects on the brain: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2011/03/21/must-read-books-music-emotion-brain/
ChoccyPhilly 08.27.14	Cheers Oni, I appreciate it. I get points for commenting on source reliability anyway, I just can't have a whole bibliography of wikipedia articles or yahoo answers pages
jefflebowski 08.27.14	taking the sources of wikipedia articles is always good, i do it for referencing when writing science papers and it works a treat for finding lots of stuff quickly
Titan 08.27.14	I can't help you here but I agree that it's a great topic, especially for those songs that you can hear 100's of times and still love em as you did when you first heard em You should post the finished product as part of a review or something
ChoccyPhilly 08.27.14	@jefff good point, thanks for that. @titan I would but I don't think the staff will allow it. maybe i could ask to put it in the blog or something and I can't submit it until mid next year (after it's marked or else i'll get done for plagiarism) but I'd love to leave my mark on this website by doing that
Titan 08.27.14	squeeze it in babe
ChoccyPhilly 08.27.14	Halp
Torontonian 08.27.14	i would be greatly interested in reading your paper as well. Its always made me curious as to why people prefer some types of sounds over others.
lalchimiste 08.27.14	I saw a conference of a professor from McGill University in a congress earlier this summer. His research his exactly on this purpous you are talking about. Here is the link on pubmed for a review he wrote in 2013 : http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3690607/
lalchimiste 08.27.14	His name is Dr Robert J. Zatorre. The website of his laboratory : http://www.zlab.mcgill.ca/home.php
lalchimiste 08.27.14	I hope it's not too "scientifical" as it is an article published in a scientific journal. hope i could help
ChoccyPhilly 08.27.14	No, not at all and thanks. The whole idea of the essay is to pinpoint scientific evidence more than anything else and I understand the general idea of things but I still need things to quote
lalchimiste 08.27.14	Well, then i think this article is gonna help you alot. Good luck mate
ChoccyPhilly 08.27.14	Updated to include the main outlines if anyone is interested
Jots 08.27.14	bro, I don't know but I'll you one thing -- I'm shocked that Masta Ace hasn't been reviewed on here yet. da fuck sputnik
Torontonian 08.27.14	^just out of curiousity, did you name yourself after the Ween song?
Jots 08.27.14	I named myself after a Texas is the Reason song but Ween are chill too I guess
YakNips 08.28.14	i wouldnt like him if he was named after a ween song
Supercoolguy64 08.28.14	I always imagined people only like certain genres because they're most familiar with said genres. Could b wrong doe
ChoccyPhilly 08.28.14	Something like that, see 3
zakalwe 08.28.14	Feelings are born of experience, through music we can relate, channel and manifest our respective feelings which in turn can heighten and create further experiences. Life is a wave which vibrates, music can provide 'good vibrations' Keep listening, keep vibrating........and realise TDAG is twaddle.
ChoccyPhilly 08.28.14	Wise words there, zak. Teach me the ways, o master
zakalwe 08.28.14	:D
Snake. 08.28.14	pinky and the brain?
PappyMason 08.28.14	This sounds really interesting. I'm actually interested in writing a little bit about music and emotion for a review I'm working on. I came across this: http://www.music-cog.ohio-state.edu/Music829D/Notes/Meyer1.html More philosophical then scientific, but interesting nonetheless.
Pestiferous 08.28.14	music stimulates my dick