Coast to Coast - May 21 2017 - UFOs New Theories & Evidence - Sgt Pepper's Influence.nfo
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Coast to Coast - May 21 2017 - UFOs New Theories & Evidence - Sgt Pepper's Influence
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More Info............: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2017/05/21
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Release Notes
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DATE: Sunday - May 21, 2017
HOST: George Knapp
GUESTS: Jeremy Corbell, Bruce Spizer
Joining George Knapp in the first half, UFO researcher and filmmaker Jeremy
Corbell discussed his presentation at the recent Contact in the Desert UFO expo,
as well as reported on other lecturers there, such as Jacques Vallee. With a new
focus on physical proof via the scientific study of known UFO crash sites,
Vallee has been organizing isotopic and elemental analysis of evidence, said
Corbell. Some of the samples Vallee had tested were found to be outside of the
terrestrial norm, and so pure in their form that they appear to be fabricated in
a method not possible on Earth, he added. Corbell noted that the UFO conference
attracted a varied crowd, and that a new generation of people have become
interested in the UFO topic.
Regarding his own lecture, "UFOs: A Clockwork Orange," Corbell pointed to a
mechanistic or robotic source behind the facade of the alien entities, which
present themselves as organic. The UFOs could be a display, he continued,
possibly an interactive AI, manipulating of the reactions of humanity, and
almost mocking our own technology such as when craft have been observed flying
along military jets. Corbell shared details of a series of "anomalous aerial
vehicles" seen by the US military off the coast of California in 2004. Though
the case has been surrounded by a "cone of silence," Korbell is seeking
witnesses to the incidents. One pilot was said to engage with one of the craft,
and it actively jammed his radar and weapons systems. The vehicles, some of
which were oblong in shape, demonstrated the ability to fly from 80,000 ft. to
50 ft. above the water in a matter of seconds, he marveled.
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album by the most famous band in the history of rock 'n' roll. It became the
soundtrack for the Summer of Love in 1967 with its music constantly flowing out
of stereos and radios throughout the world. In the latter half, Beatles author
and expert, Bruce Spizer talked about how the album reshaped the history of
popular music with its progressive sounds. The LP, which was #1 on Billboard's
charts for 15 weeks straight, became a unifying experience that was collectively
shared by millions.
Sgt. Pepper as a "concept album" was also highly influential on the music
industry which realized that a cohesively themed album could actually make more
money than singles, Spizer recalled, as well as for musicians who saw greater
possibilities for their art form. The boundary pushing sounds of the record,
which included classics like "With a Little Help From My Friends" and "Lucy in
the Sky With Diamonds" as well more experimental songs like "Within You Without
You" and "A Day in the Life" was engineered by the brilliant George Martin.
While the album elevated rock 'n' roll to an art form, it wasn't just "art for
art's sake," but was highly listenable, Spizer opined. For the 50th anniversary,
a new remix by Martin's son, Giles, which enhances some of the stereo effects,
is being released later this month.
WEBSITE(S):
extraordinarybeliefs.com
beatle.net
VIDEO(S):
Patient Seventeen
Immaculate Deception
Lazar: Cosmic Whistleblower
Nano Man: Utility Fog
BOOK(S):
The Beatles and Sgt. Pepper: A Fans' Perspective
The Beatles Are Coming!: The Birth of Beatlemania in America
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