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This Week's Challenge: Associating Music to Random Actions
Drinking a whole bottle of balsamic vinegar.Getting your teeth pulled out while simultaneously being tickled by a feather.Squeezing lemon juice down your nose as a means of decongestant.A night alone with the love of your life, after ten years of trying.A mundane conversation with your coworkers at the water cooler.Taking a huge bite out of a juicy red onion and your subsequent breath.Hiccups that last hours without end.Constipation / diarrhea.Taking a sip of sprite only to find that it is actually water in your glass.The hot water suddenly cutting off in the middle of your shower.Getting an ant bite where the sun don't shine.Clipping your toe nails.Burping soap bubbles after accidentally drinking detergent.Being stuck on a crowded subway car on a hot summer day.Forgetting your name and entire existence after medicating yourself with cold / allergy pills.Waiting at the dentist, listening to other patients screaming.Getting your body pierced for the first time.Brain freeze.Getting dumped by someone you were about to dump.Feeling terrified from the monster underneath your bed.Mistakenly substituting salt for sugar in your coffee / tea.Sand-boarding, after a heavy lunch.Being attacked by a litter of puppies, looking for love.The pain of bronchitis coughingTaking a bath in a pool of beerThe annoyance of being told you are wrong, when you are actually right.Waking up from a nightmare only to find that you have fallen out of bed.Having a pigeon defecate on you right before an important date.Laughing so hard you feel you are having a heart-attack.Sitting next to the one you love - no words or feelings exchanged, just sitting still by them
In 1989 [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], guitar legend Steve Vai unleashed seven publications - titled Martian Love Secrets - that went beyond the run of the mill musical lesson [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and tackled issues that dealt with the guitarist's meditative state of mind and conceptual thinking. Part of his agenda was to allow his students to be able to express or emulate abstract ideas and physical sensual modalities on their instrument. His fifth installment, The Physical - Part 2, Vai lists a series of example sensations for the students to experiment with, including sneezing, tickling, and pulling hair from their head.