The origins of hip hop: inside Kool Herc’s parties
When we hear “hip-hop” or “rap” (we hardly hear just one of those term separately, because of their common origins),
Author: Michele Ragno
Michele (1997) is researcher at the theoretic lab 'AM', He writes stories on Auralcrave - about music, cinema and arts - and Gazzetta Filosofica. His research fields are: the reconstruction of the philosophical thought and narrative process of David Forster Wallace and the theories of Ludwig Wittgenstein e Martin Heidegger.
The best Pixies covers ever made
Although many ignore this, Pixies made the history of music, paving the way (along with R.E.M.) for the so-called alternative
Radiohead, Like Spinning Plates: behind the meaning of the lyrics
Music preserves in itself an immanent power to communicate and therefore to change things. To change ourselves and the world around
Frank Zappa’s best songs: (re)discovering his guitar style
Frank Zappa is probably the most ingenious and complete musician of the twentieth century. Not only has he innovated profoundly
The ending scene of The Departed: the dirt and the blues lament
In some moments the music, as well as any form of art, can be almost a religious experience (using David Foster
The music of Frank Zappa finally saved George Orwell
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