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Apr 12 , 2021

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Did John Lennon Break Music?

Is Revolution #9 the most influential Beatles song? That song on the White Album that everybody skips and some people call ‘unlistenable’. It’s the song most likely to top the ‘worst Beatles song’ lists.

Apr 02 , 2021

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The $300 Million Dollar Man

For fans of 60s counterculture, it may hurt a bit knowing that Dylan's catalog is now in corporate hands for perpetuity. However, at least it guarantees that his music will remain heard for generations to come.

Mar 04 , 2021

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Long Live Rock

Statistics show Classic Rock is still the favorite genre of the largest number of people in the United States, which you wouldn’t guess because it doesn’t correlate with music sales.

Should artists listen to, or ignore critics?

Feb 18 , 2021

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Should artists listen to, or ignore critics?

In the creative world, where consumers rely heavily on reviews for books, movies, plays and more, the creators themselves have a tough decision to ...

Feb 15 , 2021

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Analogous Analysis

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe was a poet and playwright who famously said “Music is frozen architecture, architecture is frozen music.” His comment is meant to show some analogy in the arts, not to be taken literally. A rhythmic series of columns might support ascending structural elements topped with dramatic flourishes, so there are similarities between one discipline and another.

architecture , music

Feb 04 , 2021

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Catching The Waves

…when listening to music on earphones, you should find the proper listening range based on the brand and make. This will help you preserve the sharpness of your hearing ability even as you advance in age.

ears , hearing

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