The Scots-Irish musical legacy in the USA

Following the trail of the Great Wagon Road, Mark Wilson traces the road from Pennsylvania to North Carolina to discover the influence of the Ulster-Scots on the music of North America. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN3H2JPqKRY   The Scots-Irish, also known as Ulster Scots, have had a significant influence on the musical heritage of the United States. The Scots-Irish … Read more

Ancient EMF Tech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZppsjioUANM   Atmospheric electromagnetic field (EMF) technology typically refers to the study and utilization of electromagnetic phenomena that occur naturally in the Earth’s atmosphere. This field of study encompasses various natural phenomena, such as atmospheric electricity, geomagnetic fields, and electromagnetic radiation from sources like lightning and cosmic rays. Here are some key aspects of atmospheric … Read more

A Music Historian Reflects

Richard Taruskin reflects on the historiography of music and its embrace of a Whiggish paradigm that he argues has had a deleterious effect on the value and practice of music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uxIZgVHjdk   Richard Taruskin (1945-2022) was a profoundly influential musicologist and critic known for his extensive work on the historiography of music, among many other … Read more

Development of Film, TV, Videotape

• How his video tape recorder saved the ABC network • Who coined the term “glitch” • Why the first video field shoots involved 1 ton “portable” video decks on pickups • Why it was so hard to invent the video tape recorder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwt26VPO9tw   The development of film, television, and videotape represents significant milestones … Read more

Malta’s Hypogeum, Altering Minds with Sound?

Malta’s 6,000-Year-Old Hypogeum – Built to Alter Minds with Sound? Incredible subterranean resonant chambers, hewn out of solid rock. http://milbert.com/articles#hypogeum   The Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum in Malta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an underground prehistoric burial site that dates back to approximately 3600-2500 BCE. It is renowned not only for its archaeological significance but … Read more

Mystery Origins of Modern Music, by Christopher Knowles

Jan Irvin of http://www.gnosticmedia.com/ in conversation and discussing the ancient mystery tradition, origins of modern rock and roll with Christopher Knowles regarding his new book The Secret History of Rock N Roll. C https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljQtkglGxV4   “Modern Music: The Mystery Origins of Music” by Christopher Knowles is a book that delves into the origins and evolution … Read more

“Music will get worse” – mind control thru music scale

Abstract “Pornography, violence and obscenity on TV and in movies will be deliberately increased. People will be desensitized to violence and porn and made to feel life is short, precarious and brutish. Music will be used for indoctrination and ‘will get worse.’”   Content listen from 7:00 in paraphrased — Emperor would not check writings … Read more

From caves to Stonehenge, ancient peoples painted with sound

They are among a growing number of researchers probing the acoustic properties of ancient sites. Their research, presented this week in Vancouver, British Columbia at the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, shows that ancient peoples created sophisticated sonic illusions in ceremonial spaces ranging from Mayan temples to Stonehenge. Humanity’s fascination … Read more

Musical Geometry

Simple but powerful presentation that links musical theory with geometry, Carl Munck’s THE CODE, cymatics, A440, the pyramids and much more. Simple but powerful presentation that links musical theory with geometry, Carl Munck’s THE CODE, cymatics, A440, the pyramids and much more – http://youtube.com/watch?v=LJVO-FcxDio Edgar Cayce: ‘…the pyramids were built on a song.’ http://milbert.com/articles#james_furia   Musical geometry … Read more

Model of Great Pyramid as Water Pump, Built and working on first try. Works without Pyramid; part of the larger machine

Dale Pond discovered that John Keely understood the basic underlying concept of Nature’s energy production. Using the method of implosion, resonance and water as an integral component of the ‘moving parts’ within the device, DP showed that Keely used Nature’s ‘female’ side of energy to produce, change and amplify its form. Water under pressure is … Read more

A Nonlinear History of Radio

This highly nonlinear history of radio touches briefly on just some of the main stories, and provides pointers to the literature for those who want to probe further. Integrated circuit engineers have the luxury of taking for granted that the incremental cost of a transistor is essentially zero, and this has led to the high-device-count … Read more

Bach’s Twenty Children

Content Of Johann Sebastian Bach’s twenty children, three were outstanding musicians in their own right. Of these three – Wilhelm Friedmann, Johann Christian and Carl Philipp Emanuel – the last was the most influential as a composer, creating a bridge between the exuberant Baroque style of his father and the Classical style of Haydn and … Read more

Musical Pillars, Ancient Knot How-tos — Decoding the SECRET OF NAGAS | Lost Technology Hidden in Ancient Temples | Praveen Mohan

Hey guys, in this video, I am going to decode some strange information about ancient technology, I have been researching this quietly for many years and gathering this data from several ancient temples of India. Let us take a look at this carving: What do you see? Two spectacularly intertwined snakes to create a mystical … Read more