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A study has shown listening to heavy metal or extreme kinds of music helps purge emotions like anger and depression.
Leah Sharman from the University of Queensland's School of Psychology is researching the impact of music on society.
She said a study of 39 adults aged between 18 and 34 found they were inspired and calmer when they listened to heavy metal.
I tend to agree. I don't need songs about some guy who lost his wife and his dog and his truck. So I like music like this. It's not really heavy metal, just hard rock. I see a few other people here posting songs, so I thought I would post this one. I usually dedicate this to the Marines I served with, and to all veterans in general. "Here's to us."
Leah Sharman from the University of Queensland's School of Psychology is researching the impact of music on society.
She said a study of 39 adults aged between 18 and 34 found they were inspired and calmer when they listened to heavy metal.
I tend to agree. I don't need songs about some guy who lost his wife and his dog and his truck. So I like music like this. It's not really heavy metal, just hard rock. I see a few other people here posting songs, so I thought I would post this one. I usually dedicate this to the Marines I served with, and to all veterans in general. "Here's to us."
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