Not particularly, that's just simple recall techniques. I think yeraveragejoe was trying to discuss his possible synaesthesia, rather than recall, this is when one modality evoke a response in another, it's not voluntary ie. with thought.
So for example, you taste mint and you could (if you were a certain type of synaesthete) see jagged shapes, or, a great example was a young lady who was driving and she asked her friends to turn the stereo down because 'she couldn't see where she was driving' that was, the sound evoked a response in her visual cortex processing again as coloured shapes.
^ Holliday - phantom limb is an interesting topic, now you mention it... one of the studies we conducted had patients who were still experiencing pain in their hands, many years after having an entire arm amputated. Ramachandran (one of the guys who I idolise in this field!), coincidentally, has done a lot of work in synaesthesia also (having used muchof his work in my essays and investigations), seems everyone has their fingers in many pies
Great find that video, thanks!
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If I'm in town, I'll have something slower like JT, but if I get on a motorway, I'll put some DnB on to soak up the miles. Funky House is a coverall however 