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If your a Concordia Student, or attending University/Cegep in Montreal your probably aware of the...
Mack
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While most teens we're getting their licenses and learning to drive at the age of 16, Mack was flipping through Record bins and spinning vinyls. Starting from the Roots; Blues,Folk,Reggae and Rock n' Roll his library includes the foundations music is made on while not ignoring contemporary experiments currently being etched in plastic. With an diverse collection of records he's either spinning something you know and love, or something that you don't and will!
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Posted by Mack on March 8, 2012 in Blog entry | 0 comments.
'Revolution 33 1/3' debuted on CJLO yesterday afternoon with a show dedicated to 'Revolution Rock'. Music which either directly references social/political Revolutions, key players in historical Revolutions, or just need for change and renewal.
Each tune was chosen mostly for its lyrical content (excluding the instrumental "Truth and right" by Ras Micheal of course). However, this instrumental dub track off Ras Micheal's 'Songs of Negus' is by deffinition: Revolution Rock'. Because Reggae and Dub is a music oriented around anti-colonialism struggles, and therefor by default has a Revolutionary quality.
I introduced the set with a brief monologue by MC5's Spiritual advisor Brother J.C Crawford off their live album, Kick out the Jams. Crawford explains the...
Posted by Mack on February 7, 2012 in Blog entry | 0 comments.