Yes there is something wrong with that cat. He was in the AI rejects folder and he just kept hanging around. Now he's on the staff. He's one of the AI mutants, he reminds me of Courage The Cowardly Dog.

DJ Dag Dawg the triple D, or DJ 3D we like to say, he is off this whole month, that is Robo DJ Dogno filling in, jus temporarily. This page is still a stash for songs, the cool tunes. DJ3D told me the first tune anyone should hear is Keep Truckn' On. Nobody knows what genre that one .. so let's try the first few tunes on the other PlayLists and you'll feel it right away which itch is itched on which lists.

It used to be Keep On truckin' now it's Keep Truckin' On. That tune is first up on this PlayList Really Good Hits. This List has taken off like a hot rocket from a hot pocket becoming popular on and off the docket but D3D he lamented from his quip that came outta his pocket that all the PlayLists have something good. At least one thing. Anything?

I think this other PlayList is the best one of them all. How can ya like a song where the first lyrics are, "No front teeth ... where they all used to go" but heyy this is a great song, and these guys jam heavy in this live version from "Perfume Genius." This List is the cool new music out there right now you jus didn't know where to find these tunes. They're right over here on The Best Playlist So Far

Bypass YouTube Ads. When the Ad comes on click to the next video then click back to your video. You may have to repeat that. It's different on TV, Laptop, Phone, or iPad. On a TV you can back out to the main List and go back in, the video picks back up minus the Ad. On phone or laptop you can just keep refreshing the page, sometimes it takes 3 or 5 refreshes but the Ad will give up, the AI "thinks" its a browser problem, after a set number of tries she let's go. What she'll do to humans, we don't know if she'll let go.

Yes, the Reggae version of Old Mother Hubbard. That dog was somethin' else wowza.

Besides the list of Playlists are the lists of the Bogart 9 TV channels. Who knew.

When people say, "Oh all the music sucks today nothing good anymore blah blah.... When you hear that it means they are not paying attention, or they're just stuck in some distant decade like a prisoner that can't escape. There's tons of good music, the problem is can't find it! Bands today don't make websites. A website pfft I guess I'm jus a Dinosaur nobody uses web pages anymore. Well I was able to find the music anyhow, using a DJ Balloon I flew around the digital electronic soundscape scouring and scowling—"No!" interrupted Owl, who was wise. "I have good eye-sight, insight, and foresight. How could an intelligent hare make such a silly mistake?"

Maybe you don't remember Jethro Tull A PASSION PLAY it was my first 8-Track tape.
Do you remember Jules Verne 20,000 Leagues Under the Clouds in a DJ Balloon?

List of Channels No Fees Required

The Neumann U87 is a renowned large-diaphragm condenser microphone, first introduced in 1967. I asked the Neumann U87: Is it true that social media algorithms have changed to "Interest media" algorithms? The poly-directional microphone reply was:

Yes, social media algorithms have shifted from focusing on social connections to prioritizing user interests, leading to what is now referred to as "Interest Media." This change means that content is curated based on what users engage with rather than just who they follow.

I says oh is that so,. Alrighty then.

Old McDonald had a ganja farm - Reggae Nursery Rhymes I DOn't CARE

THE PLAYLISTS

The hot new Playlist on the docket right now is this one, if this one doesn’t float yer boat you need a new boat. It starts with Tom Zé he’s from Brazil and he’s supercool theatrical. Then it goes all over the place with Beshken, Os Mutantes, the KVB, Jah Wobble, Jerry Paper, Filter, Joan Armatrading and even more than that, the PlayList is called~ Greatness in Music

That's not the hot new PlayList on the docket, it's this one. The List is half instrumental with Devo, Guitarmy, Durry, Regga Ragga, Siouxsie, PJ Harvey. Frenchy and the Punk is a great duo from New York City. These dittys will rock your sockets. Go ahead select some good songs from Select Good Songs

Some channels don't have much video yet but they all have a good PlayLists. Take for instance Did You Take The Dog Out it's really good. I took both dogs out and I keep finding myself going back to this one, there is jus some cool strange stuff on there. There can be startling genre changes, or abrupt shifts in the musical bias we harbor and protect.

On the PlayList Finding Good Stuff the band DA! that band never got attention, they should have. They got elements of The Police, sprinkles of Siouxsie and Banshees, some scoops of Nina Hogen, just add water stir, heat for 10 minutes presto!
In there somewhere is a tune called, "Two Men Say They're Jesus, One of Them Must Be Wrong." By a band called Mushroom. The song is so unbelievable you won't believe it, but you have to. Two men, one of them has to be wrong.

Remember PIL Metal Box circa 1979, now it's been rebuilt —in Dub. : with guitarist, Jon Klein (Siouxsie & the Banshees et al), reassembled and at best barely reminiscent of the original, but gloriously complementary. The new guitarist Jon Klein does fill the shoes of the late Keith Levene, original PIL guitarist. Klein and Wobble carry on the adventure with new material taking no prisoners as they slash and burn. PIL and Jah Wobble

We've all heard the first three or four Buzzcocks albums but have you heard the rest of them? I went thru them all and cherry picked the coolest tunes. I was surprised how many there are, from albums I don't even remember. Same thing I did with Andy Partridge XTC. Here they're on the same Bill - Andy Partridge with the Buzzcocks

Bogart 9 TV Channels along with the PlayLists:

BabyOatmeal Bogart 2

Alexander Biscuit is a Roadie 37 videos [190 views]
Joan Armatrading Favorites Joan is underrated, an fantastic guitar player [19 videos]
And A Horse About This Big 99 videos [375 views]
The Car Won't Start 96 videos [285 views] the car finally started. It runs okay.
Manfred Mann - select picks [27 videos] Ya can't go wrong wit this band.
Really Good Hits 58 videos [549 views]
The Tubes One of my favorite bands, how can ya not like The Tubes.
Swell Tunes 70 videos [828 views]
Dirty DIshes On The Couch 43 videos [359 views] I put the dishes away before the dogs got'em.
Elliott Smith huge talent that guy.
New Management 82 videos [1,380 views] A newer arrangement of the tunes.
Cool Surf Music [27 videos] [92 views]
Afro Pop World Music Afro Pop 21 videos [73 views]
Chill Work Music 78 videos [137 views] chill tunes an some long ones Psychedelic Westerns
Background Work Music 16 videos [Dub Chill relaxorama]

Chris Carter Bogart 9

Did You Take The Dog Out 67 videos [521 views]
PIL and Jah Wobble 72 videos [506 views]
Radio Free America 65 videos [664 views]
The Fridge Is Online 77 videos [750 views] Dweezil Zappa kills
Custom Picks LLC 73 videos [244 views]
Half Man Half Biscuit Half Crazy 84 videos [287 views]
Andy Partridge Buzzcocks [82 videos] classic matchup.
International Ska On The Hill UK and Asia [52 videos] crazy stuff here, Chinese Ska.
Zappa Materials [55 videos] The white zone is for unloading only.
Not In Your Language this is good stuff [43 videos] Not sure of the languages. But who cares. Some good patterns.
Music Recipe For The Brain - under construction please use the walkways.

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Credit Card Doesn't Work 85 videos [425 views]
Phat Wallet Mix 52 videos [140 views]
MMB Mike Michalak Band 28 videos [236 views]
Blue Oyster Cult U Didn't Hear 62 videos [103 views]
Joe Walsh Is God 22 videos [115 views]
Bill Nelson - huge archive 130 videos [772 views] Bill Nelson is the guitarist from Be-Bop Deluxe.
John Peel Shows 30 videos [9 full episodes] and 21 other parts and pieces.
Ministry 1982 in Chicago possibly at the Vic Theater.
The Fixx - Not The Hits 30 videos [187 views] How Much Is Enough
Music Movies Part 01 [53 videos] Music documentaries. Part 02 on El Captain Gator, Part 03 on Bogart 9.
Work Music [21 videos]
Shows I Was At [23 videos]
Dub Chill [6 long videos]

Chris Bogart [digital bagel]

AI Cloned Me 55 videos (588 views) All your vitamins are here.
Gunny Do My Taxes 52 videos [303 views] Beach House, Red Mecca, Los Bitchos
Select Good Songs 35 videos (135 views) Starts wit grreat instrumentals.
I DOn't Care 70 videos [189 views] Ian Broudie, Care, Animals have more fun
Cool Tunes About Life Corey Flood, Los Bitchos, 66 videos [325 views]
Minimal Techno Retro Animation 14 videos [71 views ]
Andy Summers Robert Fripp 30 videos [122 views]
From Yes over to German Dance Metal ok this playList has Jon Anderson from YES then goes over into German Dance metal. quite a swing in genre, but you can do this it's only 25 videos. if you survived that you are qualified for the playlist, "Finding Good Stuff." And. If you call now you get the Free Steak Knife Set, as seen on TV.

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Off Radar Music 54 videos [379 views] Bel Canto, Joe Zawinul, Walt Disco
Wild Attitude Music 61 videos [Health video with insane grafx] [243 views]
Bands Singers Female 80 videos [301 views]
Radio Loyola 53 videos [237 views]
Ska Hill Chili Dub 35 videos [97 views] chili dub dog with ska sauce.
Hurricane Milton songs 30 videos [175 views] Hatchie, Montel Fish, Bicep,
Captain Kirk Impressions 34 videos [204 views] .... there's something on the wing..
Videos Concerning The Planet [18 videos] you can't watch these cuz it might ruin the planet.

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Shovel Your Dreams 36 videos [163 views] 
Do You Dream In Color 48 videos [87 views] Wild Nothing Feat. Hatchie
I Don't Like Beets 52 videos [290 views]
Mellow Work Music [7 videos] Boards of Canada, Octopus, Horns in Dub
Music Movies Part 03 (UK) [37 videos] British blokes and Britsh documentaries
Stunted Jazz Noir [23 videos] twisted Jazz and crazy retro cartoons

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Boat Ramp Is Slick 58 videos [286 views]
Water Tastes Good [57 videos] [291]  
Reverend Billy C. Wirtz 11 videos [568 views]
Alan Watts Has Tea With Bruce Lee [2 videos]

Bogart 9 Return of PlayLists

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Be-Bop Deluxe [15 videos] Be-Bop Deluxe featuring Bill Nelson
Half Man Half Biscuit 50 videos [356 views] Half Man Half Biscuit among other madness.
Athens Georgia 47 videos [76 views] Love Tractor, Teardrop Explodes
Army 40 Years In Service 1979 to 2020. All the hits the Army can offer for 4 decades.
Experiments In Audio Visuals 48 videos [experimental graphics and video editing] No commercial potential.

Marionette Workshop

Finding Good Stuff 53 videos [535 views] Lulu Lewis, DA!, Panda Bear, Meat Puppets
Electro Show Go the electro page is under construction please use the designated walkways.
Bogart 9 Ai Videos 22 videos, historical "AI" imagery from back in 2025
Best of Captain Beefheart [22 videos]
The Great Dogstradamus Mix-up 88 videos [318 views]
Good Tunes man 78 videos (208 Views) Adam Ant and a whole variety of characters

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The Best Playlist So Far 40 videos (456 views) This one's new, hot, sizzle. This is the best list I ever made.
1960s Professionals [14 videos] This stuff you didn't hear. Like Eric Burden doing "Ring of Fire" fantastic!
1970s Professionals [25 videos] It was the 1970's what could go wrong. It was excellent.
Greatness In Music 32 videos [168 views] If you can survive these genre changes you are special.   
I Want It All The Time 61 videos [147 views] Wet Leg, Horns In Dub, Slow Dive, Tame Impala.
Self Drinking Coffee 65 videos [184 views] Paul Westerburg MR. RABBIT
Music Movies Part 02 16 videos [Peter Gabriel, Hipgnosis Design Doc, The Crossing, Monty Python, Buster Keaton]
This is the video list for the movie Ugh! Music War [19 videos]

There's a new HBO movie about Jeff Buckley. I have to see if they used any footage that I shot. When I worked at JBTV music television we interviewed Jeff Buckely, I did the camera on that interview. When Jeff did a in-studio accoustic jam with his band, Jerry shot that performance. We also taped the Jeff Buckley concert at the Metro in Chicago. We were using the then new "Digi Beta" digital Beta Cam tapes. It's rather sad how his famous dad Tim Buckley ignored Jeff. Tim had a new wife a adopted child, another family. Little did he know Jeff Buckley was gonna bigger than Tim Buckley. Little did we know! We all could see he was a some sort of special new talent.

MINISTRY 'Same Old Madness'
rare music video from 1982
(unreleased track pre-'With Sympathy' album)
Al Jourgensen Paul Barker - Ministry

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The BOC PlayList Blue Oyster Cult U Didn't Hear has 62 videos from this awesome band.

Speaking of Blue Oyster Cult, in 2003 this dude from Brooklyn NY Richie Castellano (Bachelor Degree in Audio Production) got a gig doing Audio for Blue Oyster Cult live Shows. Besides being a slick engineer he’s an accomplished musician and vocalist and weaseled his way into the band as old BOC members were coming and going he would fill in.

Ritchie started a side project audio podcast called BAND GEEK. Soon it morphed into a real band. It was rotating friends and hot shot studio fellars. They often did YES cover songs. They were so good none other than thee Jon Anderson got wind and said let’s do a tour, which became an album. You can see here why Jon decided to work with these cats they are really good-
Jon Anderson with The Band Geek

If you like that Jon Anderson with Band Geek hit the PlayList From Yes over to German Dance Metal

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The Ozark Music Festival 1974 who remembers that train wreck? Giant Music Festival in the 1970's, what could go wrong with that... the comments are a time capsule!

That Ozarks thing is a American train wreck, here is the UK version. They did it in 1971, and they had Hell's Angels in the mix imagine that (yes we have). The 1971 Weely Music Festival North Essex. The UK also gave us the The Bickershaw Festival, billed as the wettest rock show in history.

Speaking of things gone sideways, this is a video about biology gone wrong. The day we are born we have genetic landmines built-in, that being the case it would behoove us to not tempt fate and behave whenever we can. Leave your genes alone.
This video is a story bout what went wrong. We're talkin' rodents, robots, roaches and rats. Climate change. Rats breed faster with bigger litters in warmer weather. This along with a glitch in biology we see what happens when roaches grow up to be like dinosaurs next to electronic dogs, prehistoric rabbits, and giant Capybaras.
It's crippled epistemology.

JBTV is a music video show from Chicago, on the air since the 1980's. I worked at JBTV from 1990 to 1995.
I remember the Radiohead show, nobody really knew who they were. Jeff Buckley, Tori Amos, we had Bjork when she was still in the SugarCubes. Check in with JBTV every once in awhile so you can say I Saw Them Here First.

Visit the JBTV Homepage. First take a look-see at this, it's Season 1 of JBTV on Tubi. Watch Tubi online or on that big screen in your living room.
JBTV Season 1 on TUBI television

Check out a young Richard Patrick with his new band Filter, he left NIN and exploded with their debut album.

JBTV on Tubi featuring Filter circa 1997

The Bill Nelson PlayList is a Must-See for fans of Be-Bop Deluxe, Bill was their guitar player. He is now on my Top Eight Guitar Players list, the dude is fantastic, with a sound ahead of his times. He has long Home Made movie clips, stills, and brilliant abstract art pieces with his instrumental meanderings that is very pleasant, like a massage for your brain. Also there are some Be-Bop Deluxe clips in there. Be-Bop Deluxe has their own PlayList in Bogart 4 it has 14 videos and they're all good. Bill sings, writes, he records, and plays lead guitar. Try doing that at home. He's good.

On Bogart 7 is the PLayList called "Music Movies" Part One the lineup is:
The Tube TV Show, the Tubes the band, Brian Johnson, Steve Albini on Duelin Firemen, Gary Numan, The Police, Lee Scratch Perry, Billy Corgan, REM, Frank Zappa, Thin Lizzy, The Ramones, The Cure, Chicago, ELO, Cream, Sly Stone, Henry Rollins, Tom Morello and Paul McCartney with Rick Rubin. Cher, Van Halen, Metallica, Pearl Jam, T Rex, Bad Company, Lynerd Skynyrd, Alice In Chains, Bob Dylan, Fela Kuti, Manu Dibango, and Ali Farka Toure. And Fee Waybill. And Ozzie. And Chris Cornell. And Audioslave. Part Two is on the Captain El Gator channel.

The Fixx - Not the Hits playlist is really good. The Fixx are one of the tightest bestest bands of the 80's 90's. So many good tunes from them. A few songs got burned out by radio play thats why I named the list Not The Hits. "How Much Is Enough" is my favorite Fixx video. Great song, great video, and the lyrics have multiple profound meanings. You get a different take each time you play it. I would call that trick the ultimate rock n roll algorithm! That's what Ace tried to do in his solo performance of the The Lamb Lies Down ...

Ace performs as the Lamb in a production of the Genesis classic Song.
He has never done a one-man play. Watch Ace in this challenging role as he
portrays a lamb in New York City on Broadway and 7th Avenue.
I told him relax, act natural. He nailed it.

Ace in "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway"

That's Nick from the cover of Guitar Player Skier magazine.

As Ace can tell you every whisper, growl, ambient noise, that catches your ear could be revealing more about your personality than you ever imagined. The world around us is a symphony of sounds Led Zeppelin, each note Molly Hatchett, and rhythm Genesis, potentially holding a key to understanding our innermost selves and our desire for midnight munchies.

From the gentle banging of the garbage can lid to the ripples on the shoreline to the pulse of a nightclub, to the sound of bashing your shin on the trailer hitch letting out a high pitched scream the sounds we gravitate towards might just be painting a vivid picture of who we are and what kind of warped teenagers we were.

Have you ever wondered why certain arrangements make your heart soar (Zappa) while others leave you cold? (Taylor Swift) . . .. or why the sound of rain on a tin roof sends some people into a blissful trance while others find it bloody maddening? For many well dressed people the answers to these questions lie in the fascinating realm of sound personality matching, where the auditory and the psychological intertwine in surprising ways.

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Unraveling the Tapestry of Sound and Self

The concept of a sound personality (your nutbag partner) is as intriguing as it is complex. It’s the idea that our preferences for certain sounds and our reactions to them are deeply intertwined with our personality traits, experiences, and even our subconscious minds or the crap we have to endure on car radios. I didn't make this up. The connection isn’t just fanciful folly; it’s rooted in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB-2, Apple CarPlay and scientific research and your cable bill that explores how our brains process and respond to auditory stimuli.

Imagine for a moment that you're 21 again listening to the shitty jukebox in a dive bar in Cicero ... wait no,, imagine you had to walk home from work and the cacophony of car horns, chatter, and footsteps might energize you, sparking creativity and a sense of aliveness as you envision the cover of the Weather Report album "Black Market." Or perhaps it overwhelms you, making you long for the quiet of nature and some good medical marijuana. These reactions aren’t random – they’re part of your unique sound personality. Wherever you go and whatever you hear becomes a part of you.

Sounds improve our mental well-being. As we dive deeper into the science of audio connections we uncover common sound categories and their personality associations. We can learn to harness this knowledge for personal growth, improved quality of life, and to catch the last Black Sabbath Tour.

But it’s not just about music. Our brains process and respond to sound patterns with our own unique patterns. The auditory cortex, located in the temporal lobe, is responsible for processing sound, not the Dolby ATMOS 5.1 Surround Sound Bar you bought at Best Buy. But it doesn’t work in isolation. It’s connected to other parts of the brain, including the limbic system, which governs emotions, memory and mood. Does the song "Love Stinks" by the J. Geils Band interfere with your marriage? Does ChumbaWumba really make you get back up? Does Bob Marley’s Exodus make you want to move to the next County? Is it really true you can't get no satisfaction?

Speaking of culture, it plays a significant role in our sound preferences. A study published in the journal Nature found that people from different cultures perceive pitch differently. This suggests that our auditory preferences are not just innate but also learned and influenced by our culture, environment, and how many Bongs you smoked as a child. Yes here is some
Reggae Instrumentals- YouTuBe.com/Reggae instrumental pLaylist

If you're interested in unraveling the psychology of the cyber social artificial narrative construct behavior modification that is being spun up all around us you might want to put your shoes and socks on and visit The Decoding Bruce Lee Project it's right around the corner from Tom Waits restaurant. The idea is What Would Bruce Lee be doing if he were here today? We assume he would adapt to whatever comes down the pike. Unfortunately he's not here so I went ahead down the pike and adapted his algorithms to the cyber age. The second page is "Total Health Defense" I did the same thing but applied it to health, hence Health Defense. Since the arrival of the internet business model the eCONomy has become predatory. Everything is reversed now. In the analog age you were on your own and innocent until proven guilty. In this new electronic age everybody is suspect until verified, because we're all connected together all the time. The education system has failed us.

www.DecodingBruceLee.com
www.TotalHealthDefense.com

John Cale did a excellent live show at CBGB's in 1979, released as Sabotage Live. I's very ZappaBeefheart-ish.

John Cale ‎– Sabotage/Live

Speaking of Heavy Metal, the personality traits of this gentle genre's listeners are particularly interesting. Heavy Metal Listeners’ Personality Traits challenge many stereotypes; Headbanger, Metal Scream Queen, Thrashman, Shredmiester …

• Shadowspawn
• Soulreaper
• Grimmthorn
• Ravenblood
• Ironfang
• Deathbringer
• Dreadscythe

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Killing Joke (VooDoo Dub Remix)

Killing Joke Remixes (A whole playlist of Killin Joke remixes)

Out of the Tunnel's Mouth' (Steve Hackett, 2009)

'A Life Within a Day' (Steve Hackett and Chris Squire, 2012)

The ‘Strictly Inc' band (Tony Banks with Jack Hues, 1995)

'Surrender of Silence' (Steve Hackett, 2021)

'The Night Siren' (Steve Hackett medley, 2017)

"Hawkwind often considered a precursor to the new wave of British heavy metal, which reenergized heavy metal in the late 1970s and early 1980s." Lemmy was in Hawkwind 1971 to 1975. Lemmy about his time as bass player in Hawkwind: he said, "I just don't play like a bass player. There are complaints about me from time to time. It's not like having a bass player; it's like having a deep guitarist."

Warrior would also be the last album to feature the band's bassist Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister, who was fired from the band one day before the album's release.

Hawkwind - Quark Strangeness and Charm

Hawkwind - Spirit of The Age

Hawkwind - Damnation Alley - Released 1977

Hawkwind - Days Of The Underground

Hawkwind - Hash Cake Cut

Hawkwind - Hassan I Sahba

This is Hawkwind the "Lemmy Years"

This track D-Rider was released in 1974, the Moody Blues released Seventh Sojourn two years prior 1972. Hawkwind is the Moody Blues on LSD. or Mushrooms. Check it out-
Hawkwind - D-Rider (Subtitled) love the flanging here!

Hawkwind - You'd Better Believe It

Hawkwind - PARADOX

Hawkwind - 'It's So Easy'

Hawkwind - Psychedelic Warlords (Disappear In Smoke) (HQ Audio)

Hawkwind - HALL OF THE MOUNTAIN GRILL

Hawkwind - Wind of Change (1996 Remaster)

Spirit of the Age was written in 1977. It is still a little bit ahead of it's time even now today in 2025. Take a look at the lyrics:

SPIRIT OF THE AGE
I would've liked you to have been deep frozen too
And waiting still as fresh in your flesh for my return to Earth
But your father refused to sign the forms to freeze you
Let's see you'd be about 60 now
And long dead by the time I return to Earth
My time held dreams were full of you
As you were when I left, still underage
Your android replica is playing up again, it's no joke
When she comes she moans another's name

That's the spirit of the age
Ah, the spirit of the age
That's the spirit of the age

I am a clone, I am not alone
Every fiber of my flesh and bone is identical to the others
Everything I say is in the same tone
As my test tube brother's voice there is no choice between us
If you had ever seen us you'd rejoice in your uniqueness
And consider every weakness something special of your own
Being a clone I have no flaws to identify
Even this doggerel that pours from my pen
Has just been written by another twenty telepathic men
Oh, word for word, it says:
"Oh, for the wings of any bird, other than a battery hen"

Ever since Streaming hit, the music scene has been a disaster. I refuse to use those services, they game everything to screw the artists and listeners too. Their goal is about them not the artists, not you, it's about them keeping eyeballs hostage and stuck on their channel. YouTube is the last refuge where you can create and still have some freedom. From financial slavery.

Nobody makes web pages or uses domain names or cares about video anymore. Why? Because they don't have to. I think they figure theirs no money in this anyways so why bother. This means you can never find out anything about the bands, you can't even find the bands. I have time to do this so I find all the cool music. The musicians ole cliche is, "we don't want to be pigeon holed, defined, categorized, yeh yeh blah blah, well this is not 1994. This is 2025 and THATS how anybody can find you. Until you're U2 or David Bowie you need to be defined.

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