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La, there’s Nazi’s, we must go.
December 28, 2024 at 7:55 PM
La, there’s Nazi’s, we must go.
Oh, the exception in classic rock? Starship’s “We Built This City”, which does have Grace Slick as a co-lead singer.
I welcome hearing exceptions and counterexamples to this thread.
I welcome hearing exceptions and counterexamples to this thread.
December 18, 2024 at 4:54 PM
Oh, the exception in classic rock? Starship’s “We Built This City”, which does have Grace Slick as a co-lead singer.
I welcome hearing exceptions and counterexamples to this thread.
I welcome hearing exceptions and counterexamples to this thread.
I had to go beyond the standard car radio presets to find a station for current pop music. The standard presets gave me the above choices (classic rock, country, RnB, Hip-Hop).
So if you don’t seek women out (or listen to a lot of RnB), you won’t hear them. And that says something about society.
So if you don’t seek women out (or listen to a lot of RnB), you won’t hear them. And that says something about society.
December 18, 2024 at 4:54 PM
I had to go beyond the standard car radio presets to find a station for current pop music. The standard presets gave me the above choices (classic rock, country, RnB, Hip-Hop).
So if you don’t seek women out (or listen to a lot of RnB), you won’t hear them. And that says something about society.
So if you don’t seek women out (or listen to a lot of RnB), you won’t hear them. And that says something about society.
You want to hear women sing on the radio? Listen to current pop music: lots of great selections from Billie and Chappell and Olivia and others. And I hear this Taylor singer is pretty popular too.
But first you have to find a radio station that focuses on that music, and that’s not always easy.
But first you have to find a radio station that focuses on that music, and that’s not always easy.
December 18, 2024 at 4:54 PM
You want to hear women sing on the radio? Listen to current pop music: lots of great selections from Billie and Chappell and Olivia and others. And I hear this Taylor singer is pretty popular too.
But first you have to find a radio station that focuses on that music, and that’s not always easy.
But first you have to find a radio station that focuses on that music, and that’s not always easy.
Ok, so that’s classic rock, right? What about other genres?
So I listened to country radio, Latin (tropical, as the Grammys would call it) radio, and RnB. 5 songs each.
Country: 5/5 male singers.
Latin: 5/5 male singers.
RnB: Here’s where it gets interesting: 3 women, 2 men. (One man was MJ.)
So I listened to country radio, Latin (tropical, as the Grammys would call it) radio, and RnB. 5 songs each.
Country: 5/5 male singers.
Latin: 5/5 male singers.
RnB: Here’s where it gets interesting: 3 women, 2 men. (One man was MJ.)
December 18, 2024 at 4:54 PM
Ok, so that’s classic rock, right? What about other genres?
So I listened to country radio, Latin (tropical, as the Grammys would call it) radio, and RnB. 5 songs each.
Country: 5/5 male singers.
Latin: 5/5 male singers.
RnB: Here’s where it gets interesting: 3 women, 2 men. (One man was MJ.)
So I listened to country radio, Latin (tropical, as the Grammys would call it) radio, and RnB. 5 songs each.
Country: 5/5 male singers.
Latin: 5/5 male singers.
RnB: Here’s where it gets interesting: 3 women, 2 men. (One man was MJ.)
Included: John Waite, Genesis, REO Speedwagon, Tears for Fears.
Excluded: Patty Smith, Joan Jet, The Bangles, The Cranberries.
(The playlist was also exclusively white male singers too- no Jimi. That’s a separate issue- or is it?)
Excluded: Patty Smith, Joan Jet, The Bangles, The Cranberries.
(The playlist was also exclusively white male singers too- no Jimi. That’s a separate issue- or is it?)
December 18, 2024 at 4:54 PM
Included: John Waite, Genesis, REO Speedwagon, Tears for Fears.
Excluded: Patty Smith, Joan Jet, The Bangles, The Cranberries.
(The playlist was also exclusively white male singers too- no Jimi. That’s a separate issue- or is it?)
Excluded: Patty Smith, Joan Jet, The Bangles, The Cranberries.
(The playlist was also exclusively white male singers too- no Jimi. That’s a separate issue- or is it?)
So over 25 different “classic rock” songs from The Beatles to Metallica (that will show you the time frame).
25 songs, all with male lead singers with one somewhat-exception I’ll point out soon.
Now, I get it, rock has always been a guy-heavy genre. But think about who was included and who wasn’t.
25 songs, all with male lead singers with one somewhat-exception I’ll point out soon.
Now, I get it, rock has always been a guy-heavy genre. But think about who was included and who wasn’t.
December 18, 2024 at 4:54 PM
So over 25 different “classic rock” songs from The Beatles to Metallica (that will show you the time frame).
25 songs, all with male lead singers with one somewhat-exception I’ll point out soon.
Now, I get it, rock has always been a guy-heavy genre. But think about who was included and who wasn’t.
25 songs, all with male lead singers with one somewhat-exception I’ll point out soon.
Now, I get it, rock has always been a guy-heavy genre. But think about who was included and who wasn’t.
For this example; I’m referring to gender, but you could also look at other factors as well.
This started by me needing to drive for an hour so I found a nice, industry standard conventional “Classic Rock” station. I listened for over an hour (plus an additional hour of driving time.)
This started by me needing to drive for an hour so I found a nice, industry standard conventional “Classic Rock” station. I listened for over an hour (plus an additional hour of driving time.)
December 18, 2024 at 4:54 PM
For this example; I’m referring to gender, but you could also look at other factors as well.
This started by me needing to drive for an hour so I found a nice, industry standard conventional “Classic Rock” station. I listened for over an hour (plus an additional hour of driving time.)
This started by me needing to drive for an hour so I found a nice, industry standard conventional “Classic Rock” station. I listened for over an hour (plus an additional hour of driving time.)
I have a small LLC and filed my paperwork for the CTA. Several accountants wanted to charge my company anywhere from $400-$600 to file the documents; I was able to do it for free.
This is an example of bad legislation (no interstate commerce language) and bad legal reasoning.
This is an example of bad legislation (no interstate commerce language) and bad legal reasoning.
December 4, 2024 at 10:55 PM
I have a small LLC and filed my paperwork for the CTA. Several accountants wanted to charge my company anywhere from $400-$600 to file the documents; I was able to do it for free.
This is an example of bad legislation (no interstate commerce language) and bad legal reasoning.
This is an example of bad legislation (no interstate commerce language) and bad legal reasoning.
No, because of the way most schools are structured now. 7#11 or b9b13 are mostly meaningless to students learning orchestral performance; students in jazz studies should absolutely know the difference.
December 4, 2024 at 1:38 PM
No, because of the way most schools are structured now. 7#11 or b9b13 are mostly meaningless to students learning orchestral performance; students in jazz studies should absolutely know the difference.