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Jan 26, 2024

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I sometimes use Wikipedia to fill in gaps in my historical understanding of genres or the interrelationships between bands/producers/studios/genres/etc. Because so much of the value of Wikipedia is in the links and lists of links (almost moreso than the actual content in the page), I find my exploration is less predetermined by simple popularity/centrality of a particular page or cluster of pages. And yet... you're still stuck in someone else's garden, and you won't find many local/rare materials. For the rarer stuff, I have used similar methods on discogs.
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I love a good rabbithole but the Wikipedia articles for very basic concepts are so so interesting too. the page for “War” is of course incredibly developed and thought out, deeply exploring its history, types, effects, motivations, ethics, and mitigation with lotsss of interesting jumping off points for other philosophical, historical, material, and sociological topics. not reccing this in an edgelord way but in a sober and curious way pictured here: “Stele of the Vultures” 2450 BC, first evidence of the use of a phalanx
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