[quote name='BottomEndian' post='748316' date='Feb 17 2010, 12:35 PM']No, not me. I think that form of synaesthesia's quite rare, compared to things like letters or numbers (or days of the week) having colours.
That said, I do get a sensation of different "tones" and "feelings" (bright, dark, happy, strident, etc.) from different chords and keys, which apparently not everyone has. In fact, I agree with Nigel Tufnel that D minor is the saddest of all keys. No, seriously. An A major chord's bright and open to me, whereas Eb major's kind of solemnly smug. D minor's really sad, but A minor's just wistful. Hard to describe, but really useful at times.
Chord extensions give me different sensations too (and usually combined with the associated feeling for the base chord too):
maj7 = light, open, floating
min7 = dense, thick, dark
sus = sparkling[/quote]
Hahah i thought that was just me being stupid!
Thats roughly the same thing ive said to mates about chords! and get this look back