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(Above: the creepy but way-too-popular Jew, Sigmund Freud, a.k.a. Sigmund Fraud) The debut album by the rock group The Doors (1967) was a high point in the history of rock music. It’s a good record [1]. It also helped to increase awareness among young people of Sigmund Freud’s sick idea that all boys secretly want […]

Jethro Tull, “Heavy Horses.” A good old anti-technology song from 1978. Down with modernism! Bring back the horse-and-plow days!

Not nationalist per se. Scottish rock band Nazareth: [Video].

The famous opera singer, Renée Fleming, gives singing tips. Interesting. It’s amazing what White people can do with just a piano and a vocal. [Video, Part 1]. [Video, Part 2].

Tchaikovsky: the Nutcracker Suite. It runs for about 21 minutes; it is part of, but not to be confused with, the longer-running Nutcracker ballet music, which runs for roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes. The Nutcracker Suite is one of the best pieces of classical music ever written; if Top 40 radio had existed in […]

Written by the communist musician Pete Seeger. As much as I hate communists, Seeger nailed it with this anti-war song. [Video].

Richard Thompson’s song “Dimming of the Day,” sung by Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio. [Video].

Contrast this song to the nigger music of today: [Here]. Sinatra, an Italian, had a golden voice, the best of the 20th century.

Seen: a TV documentary about the late reggae singer Bob Marley (above). I learned from that program that Marley caught all kinds of grief from Blacks in Jamaica because he was of mixed race (his father was White, his mother was Black). How shocking! Because listening to the media and Hollywood, you’d conclude that only […]

“Epitaph” (1969) by the rock group King Crimson. Sung by Greg Lake (of Emerson, Lake and Palmer). Lake has a fine voice. (At YouTube, some versions of this song had good videos, but this non-video version sounds better). [YouTube].