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How About Some More Ritual Humiliation for the Masses?.

By May 21, 2012March 6th, 2025No Comments

I came across an interesting read on recordproduction.com that I thought I would share. While “The Voice” is supposed to transcend the image of artists and focus on their music, the author of this article believes otherwise. Rather, he feels that such a claim is merely a pretentious gesture and that the show fails to live up to its own hype. Is The Voice’s advertising just a thinly-veiled method of attracting viewers to yet another cheesy entertainment show?

In my opinion YES:
Ritual Humiliation for the Masses?.

MikeSorensen

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