I'm well aware of the junk-culture history and the many subgenres like jazz, rock, etc.

The "revolt" against societal norms with different methods is nothing new. Punk did activate a lot of young people, just like the hippie movement, to make junk themselves; and that's a small positive. To exercise the arms is good... Sadly, we could all see the negatives from punk rock with "anarchist" behaviours, the spread of less effort in life, narcotics, unruly sexuality, less educated people, etc.

The "hippie era" itself was also a psyop. From the Beatles and the Doors and drugs, free sex, etc. Made and sold to drag down society with. (See "Weird scenes inside the canyon". Etc.) Obviously, "hip-hop" was made as a psyop. How that retarded and geeky clown "music" with degenerate lyrics and silly behaviours was promoted to become mainstream and drag people down tells you everything. It is all ruled by the "promotors" working for our foes in "heaven below" and their aims for the victims of junk-culture.

The control over music, architecture and art, that in many cases took over completely after WWII is basically made for the "equality of mankind". The less the higher people are and have in their minds and environment, the closer they are to the ugly equality of being nothing.

Some people have been trying to build up their "class" or "identity" (Sic!) with emptiness from music, books, art, philosophy, etc. Topics that seemingly can point to a "refined being", but most are just parrots, so it will never matter what they read. It all comes down to entertainment and killing time for them with a filthy veil over all realities that matter.

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I agree to that much music of a slightly higher degree becomes emotional and it's a communication between people that might not be able to express themselves fully in another way. We can mention all "art" as well for being a "mediator" between people. For good or bad...

I fully understand living inside a sub-culture. I did it for a decade. For me it was partly the opposite of being calmed down and "releasing tensions", and what have you as reasons for consuming music... It did give me some energy at times to carry on. Also, there's another aspect to it. That the music, the products, are seen as "friends" that give some stability or comfort, or some kind of understanding to situations in life.

Some are so sensitive with music, like it's a part of them, or even their whole identity. It's like they're on drugs.

Me?

As I said already; I've been there.
I got it out of my nervous system and mind a long time ago now.

I'm now free from letting any junk-culture being my oppressor.