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Dj Snoopadelic Mixx - 30 Years of Snoop Dogg

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2:08tonight's the night. Like Betty Wright and I'm chilling, killing, feeling no remorse. So let's go straight to the [ __ ] [music] source and see3:02and they lax. [music] I'm checking for the gas they strapped. So what's up black chill? Let's hear the deal. If it ain't up to what [music] you feel, then3:14Hope you ain't ming none of my [music] you can say that [ __ ] Guess what they told me? We give you 20 G's if you snitch on your homie. We put you in a

Hamilton's Pharmacopeia Full Season 1 | VICE | Blueprint

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0:32And my work [music] has allowed me to investigate extraordinary substances around the world. Yet there are still mysteries that remain.8:00To gain further [music] insight into PCP, I visited my friend Jason Wallik, an expert on the chemistry of dissociative anesthetics.8:36He was looking for opioid analesics, painkillers. And when [music] he was performing one of the reactions, he noticed that it produced a product that

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Daniel J. Levitin in conversation with Stewart Copeland at Live Talks Los Angeles

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Levitin explains that music's evolutionary purpose is to facilitate social bonding, synchronization, and mating through neurochemical release (oxytocin, dopamine, endorphins), allowing humans to form larger cooperative gsummaryMusic also serves as a powerful therapeutic tool for motor control in Parkinson's disease and memory retrieval in Alzheimer's patients by activating widespread, ancient neural circuits that remain intact even when other summaryThe brain structures for processing music are evolutionarily older than those for speech; music likely served as a proto-language that allowed Homo sapiens to bond in larger groups than Neanderthals, contributing to theitakeaway

Radio Legend Dyana Williams speaks on the importance of Black Music Month | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

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DeAnna Williams discusses the historical significance of Black Music Month, the systemic racism and economic exploitation within the music industry, and the importance of preserving Black musical heritage through institusummaryThe National Museum of African American Music in Asheville, NC, is a 56,000-square-foot teaching institution opening in September 2020 that documents indigenous American music from the 1600s to present day, aiming to pretakeaway“This museum is a teaching institution that's going to elevate everybody who walks through our doors to overstand the majesty and the power that is our music that we create it right here in America from seal Hollis straiquote

Nile Rodgers on Unreleased Avicii music, Buying The-Dream's Catalog & The Ultimate Skate Party

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Nile Rodgers reflects on his enduring career, the cultural shift away from learning music history, and the business of music publishing.summaryMusic Publishing as an Asset Class: Rodgers explains how his company, Hypnotic Music Group, pioneered the trend of buying music catalogs at high multiples by proving that hit songs have stable, long-term earnings that artakeawayCultural disconnect with history: Rodgers argues that technology has made people lazy, leading to a lack of internalized knowledge about music history. He notes that while people have access to information, they don't 'ftakeaway

Keznamdi on Winning a Grammy, Being Independent, and Raising Awareness for Jamaican Beaches

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He highlights the spiritual and transformative power of music, the importance of authenticity in an industry shifting towards niche audience building, and his advocacy work regarding beach access rights in Jamaica.summarySpiritual Impact of Music: Music is described as a serious spiritual force that influences physical and behavioral traits, citing how listeners often adopt the appearance and mannerisms of the artists they listen to.takeawayMusical Roots and Instrumentation: Kaznami transitioned from rapping to playing instruments (guitar) based on his father's advice, believing that understanding instrumentation makes live music more valuable and authentictakeaway

Billie Eilish: me & dad radio - EP 02 "unusual"

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Billie Eilish and her father discuss their shared passion for unconventional, eccentric, and foreign-language music, highlighting how specific songs influenced their own artistic styles.summaryThey explore the importance of open-mindedness in music discovery, the impact of instrumental and non-English lyrics, and the role of music in processing personal emotions and memories.summaryBillie Eilish finds inspiration in instrumental music and foreign languages (like Arabic) because they allow her to focus on melody and emotion without being distracted by lyrics she might disagree with.takeaway