Songs send simple profound messages Even when all seems lost There is always Music
That’s how Musicians find their Niche into Fame
Movement Expression Key note Ripple Effects
Speaks to the Power Music has In bringing People Together
Creating Hope when we have nothing else,
Music will always be there to bring about change Peace
Yet profoundly powerful effects can also Change Society clear examples are;
John Lennon’s imagine 1971 invites us to Question our Values in the world we live in and Imagine one that is simpler Where all live in peace
In doing so Society must give up their Beliefs in God
Music can be Hypnotic a snappy beat a catchy tune Singing lyrics without realizing What the words Represent
Lyrics such as; AC/DC 1979 “I’m on a highway to hell “ Eagles 1972 “Witchy women see how high she flies “ John Lennon 1971 “Imagine there’s no heaven it’s easy if you try “
Each of these Rhythmic song beats Keep us Hypnotized to what we’re Singing
I used to laugh when my parents insisted Rock music was Satan’s bandwagon The Pied Piper The devils playpen
Blurring differences between wrong and right
Teens Rationalized it’s just a song Get real Give me a Break
We were a BeatNick Generation of ignoramus
You don’t know what you don’t know until you know it
Footnote My heyday was the 1970s Living in Southern California, rock ‘n’ roll and every type of bands from easy listening, country, and everything in between. My youth church group in an. attempt to open dialogue between the teenagers and parents asked each person to bring in their favorite album. And we were going to have Music appreciation and talk about that particular album. So that meant somebody who brought in John Denver got equal respect as somebody who brought in the Doors or Led Zeppelin, Simon & Garfunkel. In comparison, Simon & Garfunkel is mellow by rock ‘n’ roll standards but back then it was on the blacklist of evil music. To see the underbelly of music search on bands that sold their soul to the devil. Or search devil music. You won’t believe the singers and their interviews. John Lennon on that list who would’ve thought
BLT Webster’s Word of the day challenge 2-26-25 ignoramus An ignoramus is an utterly ignorant or stupid person