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Satanic music...
« Reply #5 on: July 01, 2012, 07:29:24 PM »

Satanic music...
« Reply #6 on: July 01, 2012, 11:16:50 PM »
Jazz has degenerated over the years. It suffers from a lack of genuine originality and creativity.

On the whole though, the genre can be enjoyable at times. In moderation.

At it's best, jazz shares many commonalities with Baroque music. At it's worse, it's still better than Schoenberg and his 20th and 21st century ilk.

Jazz harmonies can be fascinating and surprisingly rich. Poulenc was a master at utilizing jazz harmonies within a neo-Classic/Romantic idiom.


I didn't watch any of the Jazz videos linked, but the Jazz I am referring to is the more cultivated style that is heard in restaurants, etc in city's with an active music scene. The sort of music that is on the radio program Excellence in Jazz on Capitol Public Radio.

In fact, I was recently speaking with an accomplished harpsichordist, lamenting the fact that CPR cut off classical music after 7 PM and replaced it with a Jazz program. The musician told me that most of the Jazz wasn't so bad. I decided to give it a try - the first song had me captivated, quite beautiful.


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« Reply #7 on: July 01, 2012, 11:33:14 PM »
I personally look back to Gene Krupa and the trap drum set.  He did songs like, "sing sing sing."  It seems pretty obvious that the song is disorderly.  Our music should be ordered.  I think most people can see why that would be.  If Christ is order and we respect authority because it brings order and there's this music out there that is chaos, then why would we not conclude it was anti-order and hence, anti-christ.  

If our insides are orderly, then our passions are in check and our virtue is blooming.  If our insides are chaotic, then our virtue is in check and our passion is blooming.  One leads to death, the other to life.  



But technically, i've heard it dated back to joplin and "maple leaf rag."  



Jazz roots, born from african slave culture in america, brought here from african cultures dominated by voodoo, not christianity.  

Peter gabriel seems to understand voodoo plays a part in rock n roll's philosophy and that is akin to freud's outlook on western man.  



thing about song's like "shock the monkey" is that guys like peter gabriel are always using bleeding heart issues, like animal rights, to mask their real message (selfish = good).  So, what that could possibly have to do with animal rights is beyond me.  Why should anyone who's liberated from all morality care about the suffering of another, particularly one so much weaker than themselves.  Do sharks worry about the plight of minnows?  I doubt it.  No, charity seems to have little to no place in modernism.  

h.r. giger does the same thing with his art.  He claims he's trying to impress women with the horrors of childern or something like that, since he believes over population is a terrible threat.  That bologna and i think giger probably knows it.  His art is an expression of the horror of things like the pill, condoms and abortion, not overpopulation.  He does it in a way we can feel the horror, without engaging in a politically incorrect discussion or even appearing politically incorrect for appreciating it, but the effect is still there, just the same.  

I just hate how these guys hide behind issues that dupe the general public into thinking they're better people if they don't have kids and quit eating meat.  The reality is, i think, that people don't have kids because they at least believe they can't afford them (prices go up, wages stay flat and benefits get cut) and they quit eating meat, because it is expensive!  They give up a nice big suv for a tiny civic hybrid, because they want to save money on gas, not save the planet!  They want to outlaw suvs because they're afraid of them hitting them, in their itty bitty eco-car, not hurting "space ship earth." :laugh1:





 





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« Reply #8 on: July 01, 2012, 11:53:48 PM »
I dont know if Id call Jazz Satanic, and Im sure glad I see none of my faves on the list- New Wave, Cold Wave, Punk, Post-Punk, Industrial, Techno. Other than classical, those are generally the only kind of music I listen to.


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« Reply #9 on: July 02, 2012, 08:11:18 AM »
"And the three men I admire most, the Father, Son and the Holy Ghost, they took the last train for the coast the day...the music died." Don Maclean, American Pie

Don Maclean was Catholic BTW.

I honestly wonder if they got rid of Buddy Holly (A) because he was an illuminati tool like Elvis, who's handler was allegedly Colonel Tom Parker his manager. (B) to get rid of the current idols to make way for the new "music" that was being prepared by Tavistock and Theodore Adorno (Stones Beatles etc.). It makes sense that if you are investing a lot of money and resources into a cultural revolution you would have to get rid of the old heroes to make way for the new.