http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2180440590807407661
Alex Jones and Freeman team up to “Shock and Awe” the mainstream media. A film crew from the Discovery Channel got more than they had intended as Alex and Freeman tag teamed the crew about the reality of “outrageous conspiracy theories”, high profile occult rituals, and the true nature of the world’s elite and their dirty deeds
Link: Alex Jones and Freeman discuss Nazi’s, the occult , Crowley and Qabbalism
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Link: Robert Anton Wilson Talks About Allistier Crowley
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777, The Qabalistic writings of Crowley and the upcoming Christian calendar date: 07/07/2007 harmonize with several interweaving themes observable in society, such as the mindless gambling halls in Las Vegas offering 777 as a lucky jackpot win, Hollywood films like Aronofsky’s The Fountain, the Wizard of Oz, and the thoughts of America’s most honest an talented Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson. An interesting discovery I found related to my Walt Disney research is the Tree of Life at the center of “The Animal Kingdom” theme park. The occult and Epcot-like architecture of Las Vegas has also undoubtedly lured Wacko Jacko there as he is to make it his new home.
Link: Fear and Loathing, 777, and the Tree of Life
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Great Article detailing some of the links between the occult and different music and musicians.
If one defines the occult as the unseen (which is technically is) then it would be easier (and less lengthy) to write an article on times that music was not affected by the unseen world than on the times it was.In the world music tradition, we have rather extensive history (extending all the way back to the Greeks) of the use of music to induce certain states- modes were thought to have certain qualities. There is even some evidence to suggest that the Egyptians used music as a healing tool This anticipated the later utilization of these techniques by figures as diverse as Sun Ra, Jimi Hendrix, the Misunderstood, Rudolph Steiner, various “new age practitioners” such as Stephen Levine and the biased experiments tying plant growth to listening to classical music.1 These types of customs are utilized in Africa, India, South America and within most native cultures (shamanic cultures from Russia to the Americas to the Pacific) have some kind of tradition of sacred song to them. The links run from the Russian shamanic traditions, the Australian aborigines to East Indian Gandharva Veda and Karnatak musics to Hawaiian chanting, to perhaps the most infamous occult music tradition of all, the Yoruban culture in Africa which found its expression as Voudon (Voodoo) in Haiti and Santeria throughout most of the remainder of South America. This tradition has found its way into contemporary culture through jazz, tango, Cuban music, and of course, blues and rock and roll (more on this later).
Link: The Occult and Music