Illuminati in the Music Industry

This was a quick read, getting down to the chase--nothing, but the facts about several of the acts that we hear (like our children) on the ubiquitous popular music rotations. The Book focuses on the very symbology that artists unabashedly flash as signs of their adherence to the referenced 'secret society.' Re: the acts, Mr. Dice is hip to their position as mere slaves of the system, but doesn't let them off the hook for tipping their hats to the masters they serve, maintaining their posts as privileged purveyors of satan's s***. Don't expect an intricate breakdown of how the industry vets, sweats and jets their stars to success. Most youth in the music business are already hungry for a record contract--any record contract. You'll have to research elsewhere to find out how that happens. Once acts hit the top though, most want to stay. Mr. Dice reminds us that its no accident that we hear these particular artists. Dice cites some of the 'Illuminati-free' exceptions to our mutual benefit. If you are a parent, this is a great guidebook to how your children are being accosted culturally today. Read this book and be prepared. Hip hop is not all bad. Rock is not all bad. Rest assured though that Mr. Dice has done his research while exposing those artists you'll want to avoid. I don't deprive my children of a chance to discern between good and bad, but thanks to this book and other resources, I can go toe-to-toe with them on 'cool factor' and some of their other interests vs. a destruction of moral integrity that the children don't see since as the hidden agenda of sell-outs inundating the industry. Don't believe this review or others like it--just read Mark Dice's book and continue to follow his You Tube channel for complementary remarks on the evolution in spirit of various artists in the business. Don't forget, it is a music business and somebody is paying for it as well as someone profiting off of it... Enough said.

I, like many others, was curious about this rumor of the illuminati connection to the music business. I'm not too knowledgeable on the illuminati all together and figured I'd start here after hearing good things about Mark Dice from friends, book reviews, and Alex Jones on Infowars. This book goes into extraordinary detail on exactly how the connections in the music business are made and Mark Dice does a good job of showing that not every big time rapper or rocker is in the illuminati, in fact most of them are just posing because they think that somehow it will bring the riches and fame. I read through this book really quickly, and it gave me a lot of perspective on the music industry and the unbelievable garbage they promote to impressionable children. It's amazing how many artists use satanic and illuminati imagery in their music and videos. This book was very well written and the author stays on topic 100% of the time.

I purchased this as a Kindle download. I don't think I understand how Kindle works. It didn't seem like I was getting a full book. The author wrote about many people in the pop industry. They were very good. So I read these then I was ready for the next part of the book and it ended. To me that wasn't a whole book, more like a small booklet. So, I don't understand Kindle, is it a whole book or just part of a book that is my question. All things considered, it was a good book, very informative and had some humor as well.

This book is a MUST HAVE for everyone especially parents. Sadly, the music industry has become a beast that is negativity influencing the minds and behavior patterns of those who listen. It seems the more the sleeping masses listen, the more they are plugged into the system. The research and the knowledge that Mark Dice presents is impeccable and takes out the guess work and the purposely placed misinformation that you find on the internet. Mark Dice goes even a step further in all of his work to provide the full history and an abundance of information about the puppet masters who pull the strings. The introduction alone provides a wealth of information. "The Illuminati:Facts or Fiction" is another awesome book with info everyone should know. I highly value his work and love his YouTube channel. Every home should have a Mark Dice collection. Anyone who tries to bash his work is either on a dark path or tragically conditioned beyond repair because clues are hidden in plain sight.~ShalandaV

This is a great book for anyone who believes there is something wrong with the message the mainstream music is sending these days. The book covers all the music genres that are controlled by the illuminati music industry who only wish to spread materialism, sexual liberalism, corruption, violence and hatred. It also covers the biggest music stars involved and gives a clear explanation of the occult symbolism they constantly use in their videos and concerts. Its time to wake up and stop supporting this garbage.

Although it is an entertaining read I wouldn't recommend. The author talks about several topics on a shallow manner. If you already know about these topics this book is just a summary of what you already know and if you don't know about these topics you will just find yourself looking up information every five minutes because as I stated before, the info is shallow. It feels choppy when going from one artist to the next and even though I share his music taste, his opinion is completely biased. It's short and entertaining enough to kill a few hours.

Di nuovo, la documentazione dell'autore -come in tutti i suoi libri- è eccelente. Associato ad altri testi, come "THE ILLUMINATI IN HOLLYWOOD", si capisce meglio perché la politica, almeno "culturale" (se la si può ancora chiamare così oggi talmente la sua decadenza e perfino la sua depravazione (vedasi ad es. "FESTA DELLA MUSICA" del presidente francese all'Eliseo nel giugno del 2018) ha raggiunto livelli degenerativi assoluti. Una politica "culturale" dunque che inizia, come diceva un'analista politico, a Hollywood o in questo mondo della "musica". Naturalmente, tutto questo non è casuale, è voluto, organizzato e pianificato.

Just like all of Mark Dice’s books, you need to buy this one too. It will open your eyes.

Lots of inconsistencies in terms of male female segregation, bands/artists that are illuminati and those that are not. He has mixed up a lot. Seems like he wrote this book in a hurry, without much thought to flow or systematic design flow. Information is okay. But presentation could be better.

To some, this would be a series of eye-opening revelations. To those who have watched the reduction and the increased banality of the industry and its offerings that are mirrored in Hoolyweird, this will not be a complete shock...

This is in my opinion definitely a book you must read. As a musician myself, I read several things in the book I did not know about the music industry, it made me open my eyes and also changed my respect for a lot of performers.