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9. Yes the "music biz/media/distribution"

Sun Mar 1, 2026, 08:36 PM

20 hrs ago

pigeonholes artists and doesn't want to give visibility to works that are considered "not the usual stuff" for an artist or group.

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I remember when the radio was scared to play [View all] moniss 21 hrs ago OP

Also moniss 20 hrs ago #6

Re: Barry McGuire and "Eve of Destruction": mahatmakanejeeves 21 hrs ago #2

Yes despite radio censorship his rendition of the PF Sloan song moniss 20 hrs ago #3

The protest songs from the Era of Rock & Roll are still very pertinent...nt Wounded Bear 20 hrs ago #4

Same with Stevie Wonder's Someday at Christmas! SheltieLover 20 hrs ago #5

Thanks for this. nt moniss 20 hrs ago #7

Yw! Beautiful song & on avg, I only hear it on FM once / year SheltieLover 20 hrs ago #8

Yes the "music biz/media/distribution" moniss 20 hrs ago #9

I have one small objection to Ozzy's "War Pigs"--- lastlib 19 hrs ago #10