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Skeet
Medium:
Singer/Songwriter, Social Commentator
Experience:
Debuted with PLK.
Works:
As presented here.
Contact:
baldlegend@hotmail.com
The rising tide of dissatisfaction with Mamon and all therein
entailed has found another voice to champion it's concerns.
Skeet is not a comfortable listen and he's not meant to be -
his songs demand of us to don the armour of intellectual
self-defence and fullfill our duty to ourselves and our
fellow creatures, in short, Skeet demands of us to think, and
think with all our might.
More than capable of expressing himself, Skeet offers food for
thought in various forms and a reading of his commenataries
should prove a good investment in direction and purpose.
ART
Read
The Day Free Speech Died ...
Sifting through towers of rubble, panning for an endangered species.
Listen to
Coalition of the Killing
This piece is arguably the definitive stand against the ravages of
spin accross the global stage. A rhetorical question, per hap, and
even still, however you find yourself answering this, Skeet demands
of you next the implied question: what are you going to do about it?!
If i know Skeet then an emphatic "THINK!" might be first amongst his
suggestions. Come back soon for a cleaner version of this file.
What happened to all Skeet's hits?!
The conscientious peoples' anthem "Coalition of the Killing" remains here as a taste
of the beacons Skeet has left his fellow travellers along the path to freedom of
speech, freedom of thought and freedom of will.
As a tribute to the stature of this artist, the little gems of musical philosophy
normally available here, plus an host of even harder hitting material (difficult
to believe, but true) are being recorded/re-mastered at greatly improved sound
quality.
So while your listening to "Coalition of the Killing", be aware that even
though it comfortably lives up to the cult status it's beginning to acquire, this
is not even the tip of the iceberg. Don't miss out, come back here soon for a
little course in political science that
you'll appreciate at every level from the painfully instructional to the joyfully
celebrational, and pretty good music at that.
Much thanks is in order to Sean and Heath for their slick production and post-production
skills with these files.
CRITICISM
Album Review:
"the way"
by Shane Pullen.
The sound of a man screaming as softly as he can
Activist artists, patrons, critics and audience wishing to contribute, please contact us at:
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