What do you love about music?

To begin with?

Everything. Putting on a great show is the most important thing you can do. One great rock show can change the world. When Gang of Four debuted in 1979, it was a sound unlike any other, intense, aggressive and

danceable.

I'm Greg Kott from the Chicago Tribune.

And I'm Jim Dirogatus from W.B.E.Z. and Columbia College.

We sit down with Gang of Four founders John King and Andy Gill.

Plus we review the surprising new album by Radiohead.

That's coming up on Sound Opinions.

From W.B.E. Z Chicago and distributed by PRX, you're listening to sound opinions and now it's time for some music news. Thousands of desperation. Lonely lies.

Like an animal,

islands of isolation.

Surrounds by violence.

I'll take away and hope is my violence.

I'll take away and hope is sorrows. That is a song called The Ivory Gate of Dreams from the Progressive Metal Band

Fate's Warning. All of us have been watching with fascination in the developments in the Middle East as young people

and others are taking to the streets and demanding democratic change.

Where you have young people, you have music.

Often where you have political movements you have music pushing them forward

Last mood f-m. according to a new story in evolver f-m is a program that was developed by a company called Music Hack Day, New York.

It is used to ascertain the mood of countries all over the world in almost real time based on the most popular songs there from a read of

last FMs monitoring of what people are listening to in their media players, what they're purchasing

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