Inadvisable.

It can damage your ears.

Yes it can damage your eyes and that's why I always listen to any songs with the lowest volume

Noise is measured in units called decibels, on a scale from zero to 140. The higher the number in decibels, the louder the noise. The louder the noise, the greater the risk of hearing loss. Hearing loss can occur with regular exposure to noise levels of 110 decibels or more for periods longer than one minute. No more than 15 minutes of unprotected exposure to 100 decibels is recommended. Long-term exposure to 80-85 decibels or over can cause hearing loss.

I remembered when I went to a concert and I stood next to this huge speaker blasting my ears off plus I didn't get like an ear plug or something so I just cover my ears

Haha mine didn't hurt for days but right after the concert, my hearing wasn't as good as before but it took a day to get back to its normal state.

I think if you listen to metal music at high volume all the time then yes it would probably hurt for days.

Have you even read my previous post? ://///

Als je een Nederlander bent maakt het niet uit, 't is van eigen bodem!

If you are a Dutch man, it doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter whether its Hardstyle House or Trance or the noise from a motorbike engine, if its greater than 80dB unfortunately sounds of this volume will damage your hearing

I have quite a few friends who are DJ's and after years of playing and dancing in clubs some of them have developed the condition called tinnitus.

Basically my friend shannon has to turn her headphones up really loud when she's mixing and often has a ringing or buzzing sound going on a lot of the time, its more obvious at night or in quiet places which isnt fun trying to sleep.