What effect do you think music has on water?

Well my favorite song is S.I.N. by Ozzy Osbourne, and it's pretty much about the voices inside Ozzy's head, and his personal demons, etc.. So the crystals would probably not be so pretty.

That's wonderful. It's a bit odd that you read a book about water but that just means that you probably have a very interesting choice in selecting books. Fascinating.

I was very intrigued, I've got to say that's pretty unusual.

My current favorite song, which is also what I'm listening to at the moment is Trains by Porcupine Tree. I think that's a beautiful song, it's not too intense but rather calm. It may not be Beethoven style but I believe the crystals would still appear as beautiful.

Wow, this is weird I was asking about you today in the chat and then you pop up! :)

That's really interesting Wake.

My favorite song at this moment is "Crashing Around You" by Machine Head.

It's Metal. I think the ice crystals would come out deformed, honestly. Even though it's a great song.

Good question.

If you ever heard Mort Garrison it would blow your mind when your straight. Album or CD entitled Black mass Lucifer. It is called Moog music. Lot of phycOdelic excellent tunage! I have the whole collection a lot of older Pink Floyd is good too How ever I haven't taken Halucanigins for 25 years now. Seen to many side affects take hold of some dear friends. But I sher used to fer shur!

That's really quite interesting.

I think if they played the song Fade To Black by Metallica it would be a very majestic yet simple water crystal.

I saw something similar to that on tv (it wasn't with music though, just words & images). Really interesting stuff when you think about it.

To answer your question: my favorite song IS "Imagine" and I'm glad it had that effect on the water...and since people are about 85% water, hopefully it'll eventually have the same effect on them.

Seeming as the type of energy you put towards water changes the state of it.

Wouldn't energy change the state of other things as well?

This basically proves the realism of energy and how everything is energy, and everything is effected by it.

These studies are really cool.

I hope they open some eyes :]

How interesting..

The crystals would probably be beautifully deformed, kinda like that one guy from The Goonies.

Sounds like a bunch of New Age bullshxt to me, sorry.

"When he played a heavy metal song to the water... it didn't turn out so good."

Well ... aren't we, as humans, composed of 60% (or thereabouts) water?

I'd like to know what songs were played.

that's really interesting. but i think it might just be a coincidence.