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@paulydeathwish
Book recommendation: Incredibly Strange Music (1993) worth the price of admission just for The Cramps’ interview put out by RE/SEARCH PUBLICATIONS of San Francisco edited by V. Vale and Andrea Juno (they conduct The Cramps’ interview) there is also a Volume II (1994) part of a series the two books mentioned are installments # 14 & # 15 (respectively) also recommended is # 10: Incredibly Strange Films
@paulydeathwish
If the CIA had wanted to frame China for COVID, all they would have had to do is insert several operatives into the U.S. athletic team which was participating in the 2019 World Military Games in Wuhan, China and have these operatives take a stroll through the marketplace because it would then appear the virus “escaped” from the People’s Liberation Army-run main center for biological weapons research: the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
@kingjimmy
World Wide Music: - Morocco 🇲🇦 Part 6 From Jun 1 - 7, 2026 Artist: Hamid Inerzaf Genre: Folk About the artist: Hamid Inerzaf is a Moroccan Amazigh singer from the Agadir region known for blending traditional Amazigh music with modern influences. Starting with the group Inerzaf before going solo, his music often explores themes of culture, identity, and love, making him a well-known figure in Amazigh music. #worldwideseries
@paulydeathwish
the 1st song from my 21st album a song dedicated especially to those free spirits in the Netherlands who inspired me so much over the past few years 🇳🇱 ✊
@kingjimmy
World Wide Music: - Morocco 🇲🇦 Part 7 From Jun 1 - 7, 2026 Artist: Izenzaren Genre: Amazigh Music, Soussi Amazigh About the artist: Izenzaren is a legendary Amazigh group from Morocco formed in 1972 in Agadir. Known for singing in Tashelhit, they helped popularize modern Amazigh music by blending traditional sounds with folk and rock influences. Their songs often explore identity, culture, love, and social issues. #worldwideseries
