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Old 06-20-2010, 02:29 PM #8
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I too avoid certain types of music because for me not only does it cause discomfort (physically) but after surgery it now causes my cp's. The music I have found to be the most irritating seems to be high pitched, squealing, guitars, etc. I listen to a lot of heavy metal, pop, hip hop and even classical. For me almost all have musical ranges that can induces seizures if in the right range and volume category.
I have a profound love for music and still listen to it daily, I just find myself monitoring it closely and when it gets to a problematic area, I simply turn the volume way down till its over.
Unfortunately I can no longer attend concerts or night clubs both for the music and the lighting.
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