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JosephineB · #21 14-05-2019, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Crystalsun

I didn't express myself. I said , that the rock music that is recorded in mainstream recirding studios, that is intented to be played on Mtv, VH1 and others. The players and the singers rarely are the ones ,who write the music and lyrics.They just play with no bad intentions. But the writers of music have signed a contract to represent a particular studio, and thei inspiration doesnt comes out of itself . It comes from tge ones that own the studio.

There are many talents across the globe who play beautifuully, but in order to be played on TV , you have to play their music, because it is a private media. It shows only what it want to show.

The guitar can be used to heal sicknesses. I am sure that your brother is not evil person and i hacen't said that he did bad music.

If however he agrees to record in a "Virginia Records" studiio, then he plays the musuc of a psychopats That is what I saidd.

I'm glad you've defined things more clearly. Maybe if you'd said POPular music other than rock I may not have commented. I understand that English may not be your first language? The rock music that has effected me in a profound and in good ways is usually written and performed by the rock artist themselves.

I agree, a lot of the popular music of today is going down the pan. And wouldn't surprise me one bit if the powers that be use it to promote their agenda.

Virgin records? I don't think Richard Branson is a bad bloke, could be wrong though.

JosephineB · #22 14-05-2019, 08:47 AM

I'm still waiting for the name of this rock band. I'm curious now :-)

And your poetry ;-) I like poetry, even the dark stuff ;-)

JosephineB · #23 14-05-2019, 08:51 AM

Talking about mixing Eastern and Western, have a listen to this beauty:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaNoeoyckSQ

JosephineB · #24 14-05-2019, 08:53 AM

^^^^ Eddie Vedder and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Long Road

Crystalsun · #25 14-05-2019, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by JosephineBloggs

I'm glad you've defined things more clearly. Maybe if you'd said POPular music other than rock I may not have commented. I understand that English may not be your first language? The rock music that has effected me in a profound and in good ways is usually written and performed by the rock artist themselves.

I agree, a lot of the popular music of today is going down the pan. And wouldn't surprise me one bit if the powers that be use it to promote their agenda.

Virgin records? I don't think Richard Branson is a bad bloke, could be wrong though.

Antony is not evil, I can tell you this. But his lyrics of "Californication" , "the other side" and "can't stop" have inherent evil inside them. He doesn't mean to hurt anyone. He has a talent to sing, because he is good. But he is unaware of the true meaning of the lyrics. They are not literraly, they are symbolic, they are methaphores, poiting something else. He had so much problms with heroine.

The camera and recording device, "shoots" the soul of the one it records, in time and space.It is called "soul fragmentation". It locks you in a specific time-frame. And how many people can possibly properly interpret the meaning of the lyrics? He started drugs in order to comprnsate the missings from his soul.

Sorry, Hindu forum is not about that kind of stuff. What I say i worthless here.

JosephineB · #26 14-05-2019, 09:07 AM

Western and Middle Eastern mix: Sting and Cheb Mami - Desert Rose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJxo4_Eza2I

JosephineB · #27 14-05-2019, 09:12 AM

One more :-p : Peter Gabriel and world music mix. All spiritual artists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evN6DIGPIJM

JosephineB · #28 14-05-2019, 09:16 AM

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Sorry, Hindu forum is not about that kind of stuff. What I say i worthless here.

It's not worthless. We are having a discussion, I'm glad to be talking with you.

JosephineB · #29 14-05-2019, 09:24 AM

I agree, I don't think Anthony is evil. This is what it says about the song Californication on Wikipedia. I've not studied the song. I'll have to have another listen.

The song is mainly about the dark side of Hollywood and the export of culture through the movie industry. The song begins "Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation." Kiedis says in his book Scar Tissue that he got the inspiration for the line from hearing a woman on a New Zealand street ranting about "psychic spies in China".
The track also makes references to topics such as pornography ("hardcore soft porn") and plastic surgery ("pay your surgeon very well to break the spell of aging") and even some pop culture references including Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain, the Foo Fighters (whose nickname is "spheres") and David Bowie ("Cobain, can you hear the spheres singing songs off Station to Station?"), The Beach Boys ("They're just another Good Vibration"), Star Wars ("and Alderaan's not far away") and Star Trek ("Space may be the final frontier but it's made in a Hollywood basement"). The phrase "First born Unicorn" refers to Dorothy Stratten, whose life was covered in the book The Killing of the Unicorn.
Guitarist John Frusciante exclusively recorded this song and "Otherside" with a vintage Gretsch White Falcon hollow body electric guitar; he also played these songs live with the White Falcon until 2007 when he retired it for one of his vintage Fender Stratocasters.
It is notable for its sparse combination of guitar and bass notes in the main riff; Frusciante drew inspiration for the song "Carnage Visors" by The Cure.[3] In Kiedis's book, Scar Tissue, the author reveals that the band had enormous difficulty in putting the song together. Kiedis had written the lyrics, which he felt were some of the best he had ever written, but the band could not decide how the song should sound musically.
As they struggled with the song it seemed like they would not be able to finish it in time to include it on the album, until one day Frusciante walked into the studio and exclaimed that he had "figured it out". He played the song as he visualised it, and it went from being a song that could have been an afterthought to becoming one of the Red Hot Chili Peppers' greatest hits, similar to the way "Under the Bridge" was conceived.

JosephineB · #30 14-05-2019, 09:34 AM

I don't think it's the rock music in itself that causes the artist to turn to drugs. Although of course a lot of them do/have done drugs. Some don't make it even. Others that do, have the music to thank, among other things. It's got them through their troubles.

The Red Hot Chilli Peppers are too obvious to be the channels. I tell you who gives me the creeps, Taylor Swift.