All right, now, welcome Pro Triple-7 Radio.

This is our one of episode 655.

Jason Linguyn is with me, and Paul Yates returns.

We're going to cover music in an interesting way.

Paul has some direct knowledge.

We'll share as we can. Of course, Jason has hovered around

the music industry all of his life. And once upon a time I was in a band having fallen into

the social engineering that brought us punk rock. We've talked about these things. We've mentioned

how the seminal album in punk name Nevermind was again repeated in the

grunge era, refashioning, reshaping, de-glamming, simplifying music, and the seminal album of

that era also sharing the word, nevermind. There are other things we've talked about, like the

band Damn Yankees can easily fill stadiums can easily sell plantum albums

being paid something like a million dollars to walk away and to stop doing it to set the stage

for the onset of hip hop and rap to dominate the world and lower minds in both frequency

lyric and intent with that that, welcome, Jason.

And a warm good morning.

All right, welcome back, Paul.

Thank you.

It's great to be back.

I love this show.

So I think we're going to jump in to kind of show that music has been deftly crunched into the dumpster here.

I don't think it's any secret. We occasionally mentioned things like the last time there were key changes in popular music, early 90s, mid-90s,

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