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From: booter@lll-crg.ARpA (Elaine Richards)
Newsgroups: net.pets
Subject: Re: Cats and Music
Message-ID: <1115@lll-crg.ARpA>
Date: Thu, 5-Dec-85 20:42:28 EST
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Posted: Thu Dec  5 20:42:28 1985
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In article <1995@amd.UUCP> tc@amd.UUCP (Tom Crawford) writes:
>Last night I was watching the cat who lives at my house sleep through
>some fairly complex music (5th Brandenburg) and he didn't seem to have
>any reaction at all.  My question is "does anyone know of any studies
>where people have actually instrumented cat's brains to determine how
>many 'levels' music penetrates?".  
>
>				Tom Crawford
>				...amdcad!amd!tc

My cat gets crazed when she hears Frank Zappa sing Dancin' Fool. Also
it is a proven fact that The 1812 Overture played at top volume will
rouse all but white kitties with blue eyes (deaf, you know). I have
an album called "Classical Cats", which has the theme of cats. One song
has the vocalists meowing. This makes Mehitabel's ears turn completeley
around.

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