17 Jun 05
Originally posted by chakanthe sound of the tylenol bottle opening and closing...
Okay so I have a hangover! stupid public holidays! 🙂
The usual music I listen to involves much loud thumpy stuff (system of a down, distrurbed and the such)
I find tori amos very soothing for a hangover not thumpy in the least....
what does everyone listen to with a hangover?
17 Jun 05
Originally posted by chakanThe wind and the birds and the ocean and the spaces between the noise and confusion of this wicked cuss.
Okay so I have a hangover! stupid public holidays! 🙂
The usual music I listen to involves much loud thumpy stuff (system of a down, distrurbed and the such)
I find tori amos very soothing for a hangover not thumpy in the least....
what does everyone listen to with a hangover?
17 Jun 05
Originally posted by dfm65up until a good 2 years ago I never got hangovers.. I think i`m getting old... *sigh tho it could be that maybe its just tequila who knows will have to experiment a bit more
for some reason (not abstention) I never get hangovers no matter what or how much i drink. but i think if i did get one, Cocteau Twins would be ideal, or some kind of ambient...
17 Jun 05
If you want soothing sounds, try something by the old English counterpoint composers like William Byrd and Thomas Tallis. Or perhaps something by Arvo Paert.
If, on the other hand, you need to do something (like work) you might find a bit of dub helpful. Rhythmic but not too insistent...
Chakan, are you still hung over?
17 Jun 05
Originally posted by shavixmirYou are obviously in the wrong Clan, frogspawn!
Absolute silence, 3 panadols and half a bottle of wine.
Like you can hear the ocean in an empty shell, you can hear the grapes growing into truth in an empty wineglass. In the unliklely event that we become hungover at In Vino Veritas, we listen to the empty glass.