I must have a lot more Sociologist in me than I'm willing to admit. Perhaps that's a side effect of the Red Pill, since so many people complain of not being able to 'unsee' things. One area where this stuff hits me the most, for some odd reason, is music.
I've always been a huge audiophile, and have a very wide taste in music, from Brooks and Dunn to Velvet Acid Christ. What ties a lot of the music I like together isn't the genre, but the purity of the message. Not 'purity' in the Christian sense, but pure in it's direction. The honesty of the song.
One of my all time favorite 'albums' is the mashup between Jay Z and Linkin Park. For the record, I don't own a CD, or even an MP3, of either of these bands on their own. But this mashup resonates with me. A lot of guys I've talked to say the same thing, they all own it, and they all agree it's a fantastic compilation.
I've always been a huge audiophile, and have a very wide taste in music, from Brooks and Dunn to Velvet Acid Christ. What ties a lot of the music I like together isn't the genre, but the purity of the message. Not 'purity' in the Christian sense, but pure in it's direction. The honesty of the song.
One of my all time favorite 'albums' is the mashup between Jay Z and Linkin Park. For the record, I don't own a CD, or even an MP3, of either of these bands on their own. But this mashup resonates with me. A lot of guys I've talked to say the same thing, they all own it, and they all agree it's a fantastic compilation.
