Atheist Music

Festy · 15-11-2013 5:31am

I'd imagine this would be the perfect atheist song

Lingua Franca · 17-11-2013 4:40am

This song represents almost every post in this forum.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr1I3mBojc0

jonerkinsella · 21-11-2013 12:02am

Pink Floyd and Frank Zappa...then some Daft Punk to top it off...Smoking.

The first single I ever bought was this,Still class,

Sarky · 24-11-2013 6:10pm

Again, don't care if it's 'atheist' or not (although being from Iceland, chances are good she's not terribly religious), but vkgoeswild is easily my favourite Youtube artist right now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mVGHYYPnm4

[-0-] · 24-11-2013 6:23pm

Wouldn't every song that isn't about god be "atheist music"?

pauldla · 25-11-2013 6:33am

[-0-] wrote: »

Wouldn't every song that isn't about god be "atheist music"?

No! EVERY song is about god, with context! You just need to open your eyes and think for yourself! Why can't you seeee....!

(exits, pursued by some kind of airborne pasta beast)

Sulla Felix · 13-07-2014 1:17am

Might work for any any theist/atheist star cross'd lovers out there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEUgORVsECs

Joe Doe · 13-07-2014 2:01am

You're probably best just humming along to the Schumann resonances (SR) while out for a dander.

This spectrum average is in the extremely low frequency (ELF) portion of the Earth's electromagnetic field spectrum. You need a deep voice as it's around 7.83 Hz. (avg.8).

A quicker option would be to batch modify the pitch of your entire music collection by 98.18181818181814%. so that's a slight re-tune from standard 440 (concert A) to 432Hz (based on a octave and scale multiplier of 7.83). Research shows that it's best for optimum cross-hemispheric communication, 'tis also the frequency of the double helix in DNA replication, ionospheric lighting strikes and the like...

i.e. If you play a piano key in one room, and have another piano beside it, this 2nd one will begin 'hear' this 1st piano's note and start to vibrate that same note by itself.

'Natural earth resonation', apparently.