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mutanttechnology.wordpress.com | ||
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energyflashbysimonreynolds.blogspot.com
In this Guardian piece around Raving , McKenzie Wark cites me as suggesting that the word "rave" might originate in Jamaican music cultur... |
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blissout.blogspot.com
[AI summary] The provided text is a collection of blog posts, reviews, and commentary spanning various topics such as music, culture, politics, and art. The content includes discussions on artists like Kate Bush, The Beatles, and Wizkid, as well as reflections on social issues, technology, and personal experiences. There are also mentions of events, festivals, and publications, indicating a diverse range of interests and a long-standing engagement with cultural and intellectual discourse. |
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soundstudiesblog.com
. The passing of Quincy Jones has left a silence that feels almost impossible to fill. Every time I play Thriller at home now, it's no longer just a celebration of his unparalleled artistry. It's a ritual to sit with his legacy, listen more closely, and honor how his music shaped the sound of memory... |
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schnickschnackmixmax.blogspot.com
[AI summary] The provided text is a collection of various music-related entries, including album and track listings, artist information, and some user comments. It seems to be a mix of different music genres such as rock, jazz, pop, and electronic, with some entries mentioning specific albums, artists, and release years. There are also mentions of music formats like FLAC, MP3, and vinyl, indicating a focus on high-quality audio files and physical media. The entries are mostly in English, with some in Spanish and Portuguese, and include references to specific tracks and albums, as well as some user-generated content such as comments and queries. |
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