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 The only one to understand that Cage was making history even on Lascia o Raddoppia was Giacinto Scelsi, who turned on the television for the first and perhaps only times in his life to watch him on Rai.

 Cage tried another path, and deep down, his smile is etched in memory while Mike teases him a bit, generating a series of likes, fathers of Facebook, televoting, improvised opinionism, and lurking populist consensus.

 Discover the fascinating story of John Cage’s unique TV moment and its lasting impact on art and culture.

 "If Lou Reed created a project where the virtuoso who effortlessly reaches the end is the listener and not the performer, what could I reiterate?"

 "Metal Machine Music is dedicated to La Monte Young because, in the end, this album also has an aesthetic meaning: it is a drone of feedback that has revolutionized the new course of music."

 Dive into Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music and experience a revolutionary sound journey that defies musical convention.

 This 'Mainstream' ... you hum it just like one of those raucous anthems of the national Blasco mixed with Pezzali-Repetto also blessed by indie.

 The album flows pleasantly and is a bit repetitive (which is then an aesthetic trait of 99% of independent albums).

 Listen to Calcutta's 'Mainstream' and enjoy catchy Italian indie pop with poetic, nostalgic vibes!

 Philip Glass’s soundtrack greeted me like a friend you’ve known forever but never met.

 This masterpiece shows our everyday life as an evil to which we are tragically accustomed.

 Listen to Philip Glass’ Koyaanisqatsi and experience a timeless musical journey.

 Discreet Music operates on a discreetly pentatonic solution... played with an EMS, stuck by Eno into a pair of Revox that went round and round.

 Ah, when they tell you it’s new age music, strike with little discretion.

 Discover the subtle brilliance of Brian Eno's Discreet Music—listen now and experience ambient music like never before!

 "Duck Rock leaves behind a very valid work, very intelligent, quite 'seminal,' a good ethnomusicological work free from social critique but loved by insiders."

 "That disk there is the Eighties... the most vivid sound and graphic stereotypes in the collective memory: disco dance, rap, 'Africa inside,' marimbas and cheerfulness."

 Explore the unique fusion of cultures and sounds in Malcolm McLaren’s Duck Rock—listen to a true 80s musical milestone today!

 With their nerve-racking "Muzak" versions of their hits, Devo seemed to want to find the fitting soundtrack to narrate the now unstoppable devolutionary process.

 Many ask me if there are any true heirs to Devo. I always reply that the only worthy heir of Devo is the sound of the 56k modem.

 Dive into Devo’s EZ Listening Muzak box set and discover a bold, jazzy take on classic punk hits that challenges your musical expectations.

 "Ceremony is an album with stunning atmospheres; they speak of a fusion between two distant worlds often unsuccessful, overlapped, forced, not fluid."

 "It’s an album that has something other genre works lack: the acrid taste of the attempt."

 Dive into Ceremony and experience the bold collision of prog rock and electronic avant-garde—explore this unique musical journey now!