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Music as an industry |
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Music Makers |
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| Some people totally interested in spritiuality and freedom would be my defnition of music makers. Well for some, maybe. MMs like thouse in our country are far too different than those abroad. What they do is find the perfect words to profit from the sufferings of Turkish people. In so many ways, we�ve been failing to be the right example of a music maker (as of Turkish origin(ones)). | |
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Turkish Music |
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| An, in general, unqualified composition totally depending on that we suffer ! Taking some very little amount of time one could realise the general level of people living in Turkey just by listening to the music made here & there or by gathering some basic information about the people, what we call the stars. A reflection of people�s ignorance or a scream of people�s never-ending suffering. No matter what you ornament the sentence with, the thing is simple and that as long as we say we wish we did, the only point we may reach is the very point where are now. Buying their records, we do nothing but approve and encourage them to keep doing so. I�ve been told that listening to artificial music we play role in its becoming more artificial in (the) future. You know what, I�d rather encourage artificialty than ignorance and being fooled. | |
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Foreign VS Turkish |
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Foreigners go over the point that the artificiality is able to make anything look more charming than it actually is as we still fool our own people with records stinking extremely poor quality and a vast amount of meanlessness. They�re a little bit more free finding a theme to write a song about as we feel obliged to come up with the same things all the time; some love, a bit of vulgarity or a singer claiming to have been born for the screaming out of our desires and dreams... here you go the top record of months ! Each form of foreign music has a huge diversity of audience; varying from children, to teenagers and to old fellows as we don�t have that much of it. Similarities ? The one currently coming to my mind; both foreign and Turkish music could be thought of as spiritual food being cooked with the intention of making the people wanna eat it again. We overfeed ourselves I think! Sorry for this inconvenience... I have yet to complete this essay.
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