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“Highway to Hell” by AC/DC (live, 1979). [Here].

“Theme For An Imaginary Western” by Mountain; bassist Felix Pappalardi on vocals; at the Cincinnati Pop Festival, June 1970. Pappalardi was later murdered by his wife. There’s a lesson there. [Video].

I find it creepy, but very predictable, that Linda Ronstadt focuses only on the Mexican side of her heritage, even though she is only 1/4 Mexican by race [1]. She always has something rotten to say about Donald Trump and the border wall. But, as Alex has said, Mexico would be a great place if […]

Apparently, Eddie Van Halen was god-like in the guitar world. But why? Was Van Halen a fast guitar player? Yes. Very fast. But, was he a good guitar player? By many accounts, he was only so-so, talent-wise; his guitar solos were at times catchy, but not at all historic. We live in a world today […]

(Disclaimer: this post has nothing to do with White nationalism per se). I’m always interested in what Zappa has to say about music. Now, I may not always agree with what he says, but, I’m still interested in what he says, re: music. Note the mention of John Lennon, Yoko Ono and MTV. I give […]

Good rock concert. Yes, the lead singer of the Ramones was a Jew, but the main songwriter (Dee Dee Ramone, real name Douglas Colvin) was a gentile. So it all evens out, doesn’t it? [Video, duration is 26 minutes]

I’ve seen/heard many interviews of Jewish musical “icons.” Most of the time, they come across as arrogant creeps, and this interview is no exception. Here, the late Jewish homosexual/drug addict, rock singer Lou Reed (his real family name was Rabinowitz), did say one thing that was good: “Prejudice is when it’s not true.” Yes, that’s […]

How come music from 1974 sounds good but music from 2013 sounds like shit? Well, basically, there’s no artistry or originality in today’s music, e.g., the sequences of the notes are nearly the same in every song; modern musical “compression” makes all the songs sound muddy and too dense, and lyrics repeat themselves endlessly; also, […]

Rolling Stone was a “counterculture bible for baby boomers.” Yep, that’s right. It’s impossible to tell how many young White people were influenced by that magazine (which was founded in 1967 by Jewish publisher and Berkeley Free Speech activist Jann Wenner), but you can bet that the number is in the tens of millions. It […]

You already knew that the rock-n-roll industry was full of Jews: musicians, managers, record company executives. Well, now here’s Rush Hashanah, which is 24 hours of the rock group Rush on TV during the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, Sept. 29: [Article].