I just did the computer version of A-Bomb for the first time. Wow. It was quite an experience. I was using Skullcandy sport wireless earbuds. I had the lights on but a shirt over my eyes. I started it as soon as i got out of a hot shower, but i had cooled and dried off. As soon as it started and laid on the bed i started to feel warm at the base of my neck. As time went on it spread to my lower back and upper neck. The beats were low and slow in the beginning and it sounded like an army was marching at a slow cadence. The waves of sound seemed like they were going from the right side of my head to the left. I got used to this and was pretty comfortable when the tones got higher and it seemed to get darker and my body felt lighter. my breathing was very shallow, and sometimes I would stop for a few seconds, and consciously start again. Even the shirty on my eyes felt weightless. My shoulders did start to get a bit sore though. I also felt like my hands were sliding what seemed like micrometers at a time on the sheet. As it turns out, my arms were lifting little bits at a time. I consciously put them back down by relaxing them again. But over and over again they would raise as my body lay relaxed, yet tense. Then the sound went up again and i don't know how to explain it other than it felt like my mind was straining as well. Now my hands were several inches (i think) off of the bed and my back was slightly arched. Then the sound died out. and i was able to relax. Afterwards i felt prelly calm and relaxed but i did get really cold for about 20 minutes. I had to put on a jacket. But i was able to take it off afterwards and am now chillen in shorts and a tshirt. I think the climax was a bit long though. It would have felt more bomby if it was intense and short, but by the end i was used to it. Great experience though. I highly recommend it, especially for someone that is new but wants something a bit more without going overboard.