Music : the modern man's mythology / Michael Meade ; interviewed by Chris Knab.

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Music : the modern man's mythology / Michael Meade ; interviewed by Chris Knab.
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SZ0588
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Michael Meade discusses his development as a musician, from his primary study of mythology. Early in his life he discovered the power of storytelling, and that mythology used to mean emergant truth but has come to mean falsity. The dominant culture is undergoing gradual change. Television has shortened our attention span--thus diminishing our ability to hear stories which make sense of a changing world. Modern music can help take the place of the rituals we no longer have. Music comes from external forces, and is an expression of power.|MUSIC : THE MODERN MAN'S MYTHOLOGY / Michael Meade| interviewed by Chris Knab - SERIES: Mind over matters Michael Meade discusses his development as a musician, which emerged from his primary study of mythology. Early in his life he discovered the power of storytelling, and that mythology used to mean emergant truth, but has come to mean falsity. The dominant culture is undergoing gradual change, but TV has shortened our attention span--thus diminishing our ability to hear stories which make sense of a changing world. Modern music can help take the place of ritual, which we not longer have. Music comes from external forces, and is an expression of power. RECORDED: 1990.

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1990.
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1 reel (59 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|59:00
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Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1990.
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