Featured music vids:

Before I present my personal selection of music vids, there is a very good link on the 'behind the scenes' very dark/satanic manipulation of the music industry. Its all about the 'controllers' behind many 'successful' star, stars and bands. Its all about how the music industry is used as one of the major spearheads of mass persuasion /manipulation through the use of mind-controlled individuals. Years ago I wondered why politicians trotted out the likes of Geldof & Bono to front their various Live Aid concerts /politicial election launches. Now its all very clear, to me at least:

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Sinead O'Connor - Nothing compares to you

Sinead O'Connor, one of the sexiest women on the planet and she has really found her inner strength and understanding. Enjoy:

 

The Temptations live with guest- Under the boardwalk

The Temptations - phew, what can I say, the best accapella group ever, very strong lead vocals from back in the day, David Ruffin, Dennis Edwards, Eddie Kendricks, Paul & Otis Williams and the richly deep bass of Melvin Franklin. Part of their charm was the way in which everyone complimented everyone else, with or without background music. Real Motown gems:

 

 

Sid Vicious (Sex Pistols) - My way

2Pac & Biggie Smalls

Arguably, 2Pac Amuru Shakur was one of the most influential rap artists of recent years. He attained 'master' status relatively quickly and he is now, probably the most sampled artist from the rap /hiphop genre. His death was tragic and it was a sad loss, yet his music lives on and for that I am thankful.

Enter his ápprentice' the Notorious B.I.G. aka Christopher Wallace who also died tragically early in his career. The early days of the Pac/Biggie 'partnership' were very fruitful yet it turned a bit sour when Biggie started spreading his wings and doing his stuff. Biggie's talent was huge and he quckly became a very polished and accomplished óther side to the coin' of the master, 2Pac. Whatever the feelings between these two, their music was inspired and swept most parts of the globe.

Much of the rap /hiphop nowadays is eye candy /candy floss because long long ago, the Illuminati took hold of the music industry in a big, big way and today, many of the artists appear to be 'mind controlled' in that they have lost their former appeal, deal purely in making money, being seen in the 'right' places and strive for recognition within the environs of that big Illuminati circus tent, MTV. I suspect that many American /British artists whether its rock, pop, country or whatever, probably had to endure all sorts of 'weird stuff' from their Illuminati puppet-masters prior to tasting success. Bono, the Rolling Stones, Madona, Britney Spears (who nearly broke free a few years back) spring immediately to mind. Thus, many artists and even those who cannot sing had to sell their soul in order to achieve recognition. Clearly, 2Pac & Biggie said no to that. The same however, cannot be said for the ''circus ring master, Puff Daddy.

Smile: Scarface ft. 2Pac & Johnny P.