"Knockin' on Heaven's Door," sung by 👱‍♀️Lisa, 🦜Tico, & 🧔‍♂️Frank

saarnok · 10/27/2025, 3:33:46 AM · permalink

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gracejoy · 10/27/2025, 2:55:03 PM · permalink

Lucky bird, too.  
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"*Seems like there's no real end to it. Just how many times you want to go around the circle.*"  
  
It seems many songs could go on forever. It's sobering to consider the power of repetition, combined w/music &amp; lyrics:  
  
**Musical** **jingles**, "during the early days of radio \[1920s &amp; '30s\], . **became a popular tool for companies to promote their products through catchy tunes &amp; memorable lyrics**." They "were **easy to remember, could be %%repeated%% often without becoming annoying**, &amp; helped to **establish emotional connections** with consumers. ... The [Psychology of **Jingles**](https://thejinglewriter.com/the-history-of-jingles-in-advertising/) . they **effectively capture attention**, **promote brand recognition**, **&amp; induce positive associations** with products or services" b/c "**music strongly affects human emotions, memory, &amp; cognitive processing**. Jingles harnesses these effects by using catchy tunes &amp; lyrics to **%%create an earworm%%** that sticks in people’s minds long after the ad. Moreover, **because music is processed holistically by both brain hemispheres, it can communicate information more efficiently than verbal or visual cues alone**."

From there, I think of **Rockefeller's [Tavistock Insitute](https://www.frot.co.nz/design/conspiracies/how-the-tavistock-institute-invented-rock-roll/),** which allegedly **wrote the lyrics** for the likes of the **Grateful Dead, Jim Morrison, Frank Zappa**, &amp; more, starting w/the **Beatles**, "*supposed to be the 'good guys' while the Rolling Stones were the 'bad guys'. Also, **Rolling Stones were experts in creating %%repeating%%** '**riffs**', **meaning a musical phrase that’s %%looping over &amp; over%% again** (like in 'Satisfaction', 'Jumping Jack Flash' etc.). **These %%repeating%% riffs trigger the mind &amp; make one receptive to whatever sub-message you want to transfer** into the minds of the listener. In the case of **the Rolling Stones we have satanic messages** in their lyrics, &amp; they have %%repeated%% that over &amp; over through the years (a more recent example is the 'Bridge To Babylon' album).*"

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saarnok · 10/27/2025, 7:10:05 PM · permalink

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gracejoy · 10/21/2025, 6:01:14 PM · permalink

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