If the music doesn't move you to dance every so often, you are probably not listening to the right music.

Often, yes. But I never kid myself that it's a pretty sight. Likely it would yield from an observer a shudder like the one Ray Wiley Hubbard uses on "Snake Farm."

Not dance per se, but stage act with the air guitar to the music of the Beast: King Crimson!

Air conducting sometimes, dancing occasionally.

Especially if a hot chick is in the room;>)

My wife loves to dance!

As i get older, I listen less to what moves me on the outside and more to what moves me on the inside. Plus, with the kids around I only get to listen later at night at low volumes.

Especially when wearing headphones.

I listen to mostly classical and jazz which do not endear themselves to dancing, but depending on the time of day, my mood, energy level, etc., a certain pop, rock or country tune can get me to move in some form or fashion.

Since I retired the system is on 8–10 hours a day. I read and live as I listen. Each day there are at least two hours of just me and the music>

Sit still, dark room, eyes closed. If everything is just right, I will fall into a musical trance. That is the nirvana that I seek from this hobby.

Who just sits and listens? Lame.

Usually when I'm listening to some of my electronic selections.

I find that I play my best air guitar, drums, trumpet, bass, you name it, sitting down. If I stand I lose my concentration and I so need to sound exactly like the recording. I guess I am just a perfectionist!