The one and only nice thing niggers ever gave to humans is gone forever-Oldies music !!!

[Lawn Jockey]

During the days of civil rights the producers gave the nice shiny niggers pretty music to perform to show all the whites that niggers were little angels and just like us…. I would love to do the research on who wrote and produced all this music but i instinctively know that nothing is pushed to the top without a bigger agenda behind it.

The trojan horse…..once the door on civil rights was closed and now that the niggers have so many rights that they are untouchables they let them be thuggish savages selves.

Here's the Johnny Rebel interview where he talks about how R&B music opened the door to the nigger invasion.

 

[Charles Darwin]

Exactly, music was used as a way to get Whites to accept blacks as equals as the civil rights psyop was happening. Motown artists had to go to a charm school to refine them out of their feral ways to be accepted by the White majority. There's an interview with Johnny Rebel where he said his generation (50's) were the first to accept niggers by listening to rhythm & blues. He didn't realize at first what it was leading to. If I find that audio I'll post it.

Exactly, music was used as a way to get Whites to accept blacks as equals as the civil rights psyop was happening.


Yep:

The liberal lies...

Happy go lucky nice, smart, acting human harmless blacks.

The truth..

Niggers are and will always be pure evil.

 

[Lawn Jockey]

Today: Nigger noise is so disgusting as to be bizarre ... of course cRap was/is the worst nigger noise ... and then look what's popular now with such garbage as this by a noisemaker named: "Gunna"
And the title of this "classy" noise piece: fukumean
https://gunna.lnk.to/agiftandacurse

50+ years ago they gave us music designed for human tastes in proper English and without foul language by such groups as Smokey Robinson, the Temptations, and Martha Reeves.



The most recent rendition of civilized music coming from niggers was 40 ago with "When Will I See You Again" by The Three Degrees


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And so today in 2024 I feel so blessed to have an MP3 player in my car so I NEVER have to listen to today's noise on the radio.

I like some black music 50's-70's. After that forget it.

 

[sandra]

I grew up in Motown, the British invasion. Good times for music. In the present I stick to the English progressive rock of the late 60s and 70's.
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Yes
Pink Floyd
King Crimson
Jethro Tull
Seatrain (American)
And of course, Canada's finest, Rush

Yeah, I like the Brit bands that blended rock with jazz.

Winwood, Mac, yes, bowie

 

[Hater8]

Some of it is nice to listen to but back in the day those niggers had to perform for segregated audiences and go to a nigger hotel after the show. We shouldn't have started treating apes like people or even made them idols just because some of them are good at music and/or sports.

 

[1488NiggerHater]

All musical instruments were invented by white people.
Why Nigger music still has always been successful is best explained by this episode:

 

[Charles Darwin]

I like some black music 50's-70's. After that forget it.

I like some black music 50's-70's. After that forget it.

Most of the string sections in black music were human artists.

Most niggers are too retarded and dunce to play classical instruments.

 

[Uhtred Lothbrok]

When MTV first came out they only played White (with rare exceptions) rock artists because that was the target demographic. Niggers had BET. In 1983 Wacko Jacko coonplained that MTV was "racist". With the backing of his label CBS, they told MTV that they would pull all other CBS artists videos from MTV if they didn't play Wacko's video. That was the beginning of the end for MTV because a few short years later they started playing cRAP videos.

Yeah, I watched MTV in the very early years. It was a cool way to get to know 80s bands and keep up with their music. I also really liked "Night Flight" on the USA Network. That was a unique blend of music, short films, and lots of ecclectic artsy stuff. I'm sure some here remember that program. It was something like 3 hrs. and aired on the weekends back in the early 80s.

 

[Uhtred Lothbrok]

As far as nigger music, I grew up during the Motown and R&B era, so there was constant exposure to it on the radio, especially in NOLA. I liked a lot of it and still do. I like all forms of music except rap. I have a huge collection of music : classical, jazz, r&b, singers & standards, ambient, opera, gospel, rock & roll, etc.

 

[YtheRabbit]

Yeah, I like the Brit bands that blended rock with jazz.

Winwood, Mac, yes, bowie

Rebel Rebel and my favourite The Laughing Gnome.

 

[NiggerGPT]

Just bought that, and brought back some early memories.

I quit listening to nigger music of all sorts when rap came out. And it seems the niggers can't sing anymore. They wail, screech and bend notes, and sing about killing YT.

 

[Dikembe]

I quit listening to nigger music of all sorts when rap came out. And it seems the niggers can't sing anymore. They wail, screech and bend notes, and sing about killing YT.

Yep ... and it's as absolutely disgusting as it is just plain pathetic. What you point out tells me that the combined effect of their gene pool deteriorating from all the drugs they take and the fact that we have too many human libtards willing to tolerate this crap is making the entire nigger problem overall even worse.

 

[Charles Darwin]

Just bought that, and brought back some early memories.

I quit listening to nigger music of all sorts when rap came out. And it seems the niggers can't sing anymore. They wail, screech and bend notes, and sing about killing YT.

And it seems the niggers can't sing anymore.

Brilliant, well said:

They can't even play their basic blues and jazz anymore.

 

[Lawn Jockey]

Yeah, I watched MTV in the very early years. It was a cool way to get to know 80s bands and keep up with their music. I also really liked "Night Flight" on the USA Network. That was a unique blend of music, short films, and lots of ecclectic artsy stuff. I'm sure some here remember that program. It was something like 3 hrs. and aired on the weekends back in the early 80s.

Night Flight was awesome. I saw so much great stuff on there. New Wave Theatre was great. They had all the West Coast punk bands like Fear and Dead Kennedys. Unfortunately, the host Peter Ivers was murdered. I also saw a cartoon called Thank You Masked Man that was a Lenny Bruce routine with animation added to it. I saw a hilarious movie on there called Jekyll and Hyde Together Again that is still one of my favorite comedies to this day.

 

[Uhtred Lothbrok]

Night Flight was awesome. I saw so much great stuff on there. New Wave Theatre was great. They had all the West Coast punk bands like Fear and Dead Kennedys. Unfortunately, the host Peter Ivers was murdered. I also saw a cartoon called Thank You Masked Man that was a Lenny Bruce routine with animation added to it. I saw a hilarious movie on there called Jekyll and Hyde Together Again that is still one of my favorite comedies to this day.

Yeah LJ, Night Flight was great cable TV back in those days. Their programming was all over the place but it was fun, interesting and very unique for it's time. Lots of experimental type stuff. It evokes a very nostalgic feeling for me when I think about that show and my life at that time. I was in my 20s.

 

[ThePakMan-G]

Yeah, I like the Brit bands that blended rock with jazz.

Winwood, Mac, yes, bowie

Good taste fren

 

[ThePakMan-G]

Fleetwood Mac I think I heard A LOT about

 

[redleg112]

the only nigger babble i can deal with from doo wopp is earth angel by penquins and maybe darlene love