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Music Is Sadder Today Than Bygone Times.
#1
Has the world become more miserable and what's caused it?
The guilt of self-indulgence, the need to feel that 'heroic' lyrics are somehow more virtuous or a pretence
that a wealthy carefree lifestyle has its own burdens?

Maybe the article is just another fluff-piece that condescends to an older reader or could it actually be
that the joy of just being alive isn't enough anymore.


Quote:Sour note! Music we listen to has become more sad and angry since the 1950s, study finds

*Popular music became fearful during Cold War, angry in mid-1990s, then sad 
*Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, analysed more than 6,000 songs
*Cited 1977's We Will Rock You as song high in extroversion and low in sadness

'The music we listen to has become progressively more sad and angry since the 1950s, a study found.

Researchers said songs in the charts were never more joyful than six decades ago.
Popular music became fearful during the Cold War in the 1980s, angry in the mid-1990s and hit a sad low
in the 21st century. The lyrics of more than 6,000 songs from 1951 to 2016 were analysed for their chief
emotions.

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Classic ‘positive’ 1950s tunes included See You Later, Alligator by Bill Haley, Be-Bop-A-Lula by Gene Vincent
and Love Me Tender by Elvis Presley.

Researchers at Lawrence Technological University in Michigan, US, said: ‘In general the results show a clear
trend toward a more negative tone in pop music lyrics, with a more significant change around the early 1990s.’
They cited 1977’s We Will Rock You by Queen as an example of a song high in extroversion and low in sadness
and fear...'
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#2
I remember a report a few years ago that the vocabulary of the British youth had dropped to well under 300 words. Its a good bet that its the same in the USA. Also another report said that music has become more simple. Put these things together and the only way to express feelings wile using such limited music and words is to be negative. Its very hard to express joy and positive feelings with such limited resources.
Think about rap music, its limited music with limited words and best expresses hate and anger.
I put two old songs as exsample of the complex use of words to express, I doubt most young people even understand what the songs are about.




#3
Music is another form of mind control.
Have you ever noticed when you're feeling a bit down you can put on an upbeat song and it won't be long until you feel like dancing to the beat? 

The Deep State puppet masters in the music business control who gets famous and who doesn't. For those who do, they have to do what their handlers tell them to do, or else give up on their dream of fame. 
Take Miley Cyrus for example.  She is a puppet to spread sex, liberalism, immorality, and god only knows what else into the minds of our youth.

Also, the "pitch" of the frequencies... the key... affects our mind in ways people aren't aware of. Tunes played in minor keys affect us differently than other keys.

The Cabal doesn't want the population to be happy; they want them sad and depressed. They want us to feel hopeless. We are easier to control when we don't have any "fight" in us.
Also, depression causes disease in the body over time, which can aid Big Pharma's bank account. Everything works together like a cog in a wheel that keeps it all turning.

Take one of the puppets, give them a sad song, make it go to the top of the charts (getting it into the minds of everyone who turns on their radio or other media outlet), and you have influenced thousands to feel sad.
Take even more singers and do the same thing, and pretty soon you have a sad, sad world.
Or, a mad, mad world; whatever fits their agenda at the time.

They are trying to control us in every aspect of our life, and most don't even realize what's going on.


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