Jeremy Gaunt
Music Blogger and Writer at Freelance
Writer, broadcaster, consultant - politics, economics, environment, history
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Oct 27, 2024 |
medium.com | Jeremy Gaunt
Five appropriate songs for the pagan death festival of SamhainJeremy Gaunt·FollowPublished inThe Riff·4 min read·--Photo: Jeremy GauntSomething wicked this way comes. Or at least wicked in the sense of dope songs. It’s Halloween. While there may be a few tunes out there that are specific to Halloween (derived from the Celtic Samhain), nothing really stands out. But there are a few that capture the essence of the dark side.
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Apr 4, 2024 |
medium.com | Jeremy Gaunt
Napoleon FellaparteRidley Scott’s disappointing historical epic . Waterloo Museum. Source: Jeremy GauntThere is a generation of Britons who think that their country was the first to break the sound barrier. Worse, at least from a Briton’s point of view, there is a generation of Americans who think that brave U.S. mariners captured the enigma machine that helped end World War II.
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Aug 28, 2023 |
eurekareport.com.au | Jeremy Gaunt
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Aug 20, 2023 |
medium.com | Jeremy Gaunt
Now, the music nerd in me was pretty excited about all this. Pink Floyd are my all-time favourite band, and I was pretty chuffed that their work had been chosen for such ground-breaking research. Indeed, the song itself was chosen because it is so easily recognisable to so many people. But then the skeptic in me - the one to whom Floyd have been talking since I realised that "See Emily Play" was not about a nice little girl with her Barbies - woke up. Where does science go with this now?
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Aug 5, 2023 |
medium.com | Jeremy Gaunt
At the end of my first post on this subject, I opined that five examples of music acts that had taken their names from literature were probably enough. Judging by the responses, I was wrong. Steppenwolf So, bearing in mind the theme - that music has taken over as the poetry of our age and hence it appropriate that acts have used literature as their identity - here are six more examples*:Back in the 1960s and 1970s, Herman Hesse was cool.
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