Aretha Franklin and the Counterintelligence Program COINTELPRO
Aretha Franklin and the Counterintelligence Program COINTELPRO
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George Martin Discusses The Beatles Albums
George Martin Discusses The Beatles Albums
Music Theory and White Supremacy – “Music Theory and The White Racial Frame” Dr. Ewell
Music Theory and White Supremacy
Language Matters Authenticity or Glorification and Celebration of Self Annihilation Korporate Btch Back
Language Matters Authenticity or Glorification and Celebration of Self Annihilation
The indefatigable Preston Nichols explains what not long ago was the next step in digital sound on this planet
Next Step in Digital Sound on this Planet
Mark Devlin on The Great 20th Century Music Con
Mark Devlin on The Great 20th Century Music Con
OERA LINDA book — Instructional Manual on How to Keep Freedom — Solari Report: The Codex Oera Linda Book with Jan Ott
OERA LINDA book — Instructional Manual on How to Keep Freedom — Solari Report: The Codex Oera Linda Book with Jan Ott
Laurel Canyon a series on history of musical artists songs drama culture
Laurel Canyon a series on history of musical artists songs drama culture
Aristotle on Music
Aristotle on Music
How The Media Controls Your Mind – Alan Watt
How The Media Controls Your Mind
Music Industry Culture Creation – Alan Watt Thomas Sheridan
Music Industry Culture Creation
Use of Music — Alan Watt Explains the Music Industry and Musical Mind Control
Alan Watt Explains the Music Industry and Musical Mind Control
Oh my Little China Girl
Oh my Little China Girl
Alan Watt on the Music And Culture Creation Industry – The Beatles – Stars Are Made
Alan Watt on the Music And Culture Creation Industry
The Secret Power of Music: The Transformation of Self and Society through Musical Energy
Transformation of Self and Society through Musical Energy
Music, Leisure, and the Cultivation of ‘Higher Civilization’ in the Late Nineteenth Century
Abstract Alexandra Palace and Park, situated on Muswell Hill in North London, opened in 1873. Envisaged as a ‘palace of the people’, this enormous structure and landscaped gardens were constructed to provide leisure and entertainment to a local population estimated to be one million people. It provided a cornucopia of attractions including flower displays, … 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