SPM's latest IPOT documentary....POP, a hard look at music culture/industry

OK, all musicians, vocalists, etc NEED to watch this documentary! I'm just about 15 mins into it and damn, the history given from a century ago is awesome and spot on.

Love the inclusion of scene in movie 'O Brother Where Art Thou?'

For those wanting a better synopsis as to WTF folks need to see this 2 hr video, here's SPM's 2 min trailer he put out in April.

This is one of the best films on the true history, good/bad/and really ugly, of the music/entertainment industry.

I would love to live long enough to see the day when talented musicians, singers, etc could do what they love and not have to make a bargain w/ the 'devil.'

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Sir Patrick Mack is incredibly thorough in his research on this topic. I can't wait for the following parts.

Just finished the last 1/3 of this first episode and am blown away by the depth of research he had to do to lay this out!

I grew up in an era with one foot in the old and other foot in the new when it came to the whole vast array of music genres. Music content was subtle in it's messages but fast fwd to today and we see gangsta' rap being created/enhanced to change the consciousness of the masses.

Can't recall where I came across an anon recounting his dangerous experience in attending a high level meeting w/ other music moguls, movers-n-shakers. It was all about promoting gangsta' rap which would be a great tool to create more criminals being fed into the PRIVATIZED prison system that was being laid out.

Yeah, really looking fwd to SPM's 2nd part to this documentary!

Dropped this on the other thread that got pined for a while.

Looks like SPM put out short-n-sweet trailer for Part 2 of this series....look for it this FALL (argh!, the wait!)


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Am thinking he'll get into more particulars and the mythical 27 Club, etc. Wondering if he'll include a scene laid out by an inside music industry whistleblower (might've been over on CDCN site) where industry leaders were told to change format to include more gangsta' rap that would feed product right into the privatized prison industry that they just happened to be on the ground floor on as investors.