I listened to that music again just because of what you two said. Sorry, but I do not hear it the way you do.
I could not get more than halfway through it because I find the style jangles my nerves. I don’t know anything about music theory, so that’s the best way I can describe it. It is as if my heart’s rhythm is being affected.
Jim Jordan has summary of NYPost articles posted on his blog: https://jordan.house.gov/blog/?postid=399192
You might be right about your heart’s physical reaction to the sounds. I thought I read somewhere that that particular piece of music was designed to evoke a feeling of peace through sound frequencies or music vibrations known to heal. Maybe it was in the Q drop (#3895)? I’d check, but now Qagg.news is down too.
The piece affected me in a very positive way, but I was scrolling through the comments below it while I was listening. The comments were incredible to read in their uniform messages of hope, peace, unity and love for God and PDJT.
Between the music, which must appeal to my particular physiology, the title of the piece (Victory of Life), the message in the drop from Q to “Fear Not”, the oblique reference to GHWB being involved in the murder of JFK (Dark Legacy 2 printed in the bottom right corner of the Youtube cover), and watching the views counter shoot up from 450,000 views to almost 1.3 million in a very brief time, I was exhilarated. All of that may account for the joyous feeling I had while listening.
I really appreciate that you went back and tried to listen again. Between the three of us, I think we may have proven that music does have frequencies or vibrations that affect us at the cellular level.