Can Music Make A Difference, political, social etc. statments in songs
ItSME3
Mar 1 2012, 05:16 PM
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In the 60's and 70's music was often a means to get some sociopolitical statement across. Some artist really had something to say and had a strong political influence by fueling the protest movements of their respective decades. I think of the classical singer-songwriter " I play at every union meeting" type of girl/guy with a guitar around their neck (think Dylan, Baez and many more). The last decade holds not much promise in that aspect. I think music should be used to make statements so I hope things change and new players enter the field.

Do you think this is important. Or should music just be music for the musics sake ? Are you interested in lyrics with a message ?





Here some rather childish attempt of my own

http://soundcloud.com/alone-in-boston/hmd-...oral-deficiency

think of some "the walking dead" like scenery, populated with zombie like creatures infected by the human moral deficiency virus (HMV) which causes the Human Moral Deficiency Syndrome (HMD)

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