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A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

We know that music influences our emotions, but could it improve physical health too?

But what makes music move us and stir up our deepest emotions? Which elements of music play a role in our human interaction. Exploring emotion in music.

A complex web of influences determines which songs we really fall for

Savage dives into the Pistols meteoric rise, implosion and 1996 reunion through detail, interviews and rare photographs. Buy it here. The True Adventures of The Rolling Stones by Stanley Booth As a member of the Rolling Stones inner circle, Booth lived with them throughout their 1969 American tour and tells a thrilling account in this memoir. He also sheds light on the death of Brian Jones, who died after drowning in a swimming pool in 1968. Buy it here. Revolution in the Head: The Beatles Rec...

Joni Mitchell's "Blue," marking it's 50th anniversary, is the subject of a daylong virtual conference at the University of Connecticut April 9.

Music Aids Mental Health: Science Shows Why Peace, joy, healing. You can see it, plain and powerful, in the faces of those who make music on the path to recovery. You can hear it as they speak of music’s role in their journeys out of psychiatric darkness and into the light of reclaimed lives. Just watch and listen to those who harmonize through , an English program that’s open to anyone with any story — some with psychiatric diagnoses, some without, no questions asked either way. Or hea...