Black music from Scotland? It could be the gospel truth

**Stevebol** · 07-31-2024, 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by AKA

C’mon. Everybody knows that the only thing that’s come from Africa is slaves. Right?

AKA

A former bandmate named Gerald has been in Japan since the mid 80's. He's been working there all this time. He's far gone with dementia.
Gangster rap was an army psyop. It was a singer in San Diego named Calvin Baugh and a rapper in National City named Simmy.

Enough with the California bull shit. It's over.

**RJVB** · 07-31-2024, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by Stevebol

Enough with the California bull shit. It's over.

I was going to agree that it was enough with the blabbering indeed, but lo and behold.

California is Scottish too!

**Stevebol** · 07-31-2024, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by RJVB

I was going to agree that it was enough with the blabbering indeed, but lo and behold.

California is Scottish too!

There's no place like the gold coast of California. If I knew it was such a great place to vacation I never would have lived there.

**Stevebol** · 08-02-2024, 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by Bop Head

Why shouldn't the music I posted go back more than a couple of 1,000 years? And not only the Sami chants in the first video.

The thing that discerns modern (originally) European music from other music cultures is not harmony but the invention of modulation in harmony.

Harmony is implied in every single note you play through the overtones. Ever tried to sing more than one voice at the same time?

An there is also a theory that polyphonic music developed through the echo and reverb of monophonic music sung in churches. Which might again be an euro-american-Christian-centric view because people attending rituals in stone-age caves would experience echo as well.

I'm all about rust belt music these days. Techno. I barely ever touch a guitar.