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McKinsey
“You’d be surprised how much of my music research, I rely on what I learned at the Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey, just applying those analytical skills.”
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Ted Gioia
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Boston Consulting Group
“You’d be surprised how much of my music research, I rely on what I learned at the Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey, just applying those analytical skills.”
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01 / belief
I think that you look at the blues, and it’s definitely a music of anguish and tragedy and personal suffering.
“I think that you look at the blues, and it’s definitely a music of anguish and tragedy and personal suffering.”
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02 / belief
I think that there’s this mystical aspect of music in which it becomes very hypnotic, but it’s also embedded in the culture.
“I think that there’s this mystical aspect of music in which it becomes very hypnotic, but it’s also embedded in the culture.”
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03 / belief
Robots will create the perfect musical life. My belief, based on my understanding of music history, is that won’t happen.
“Robots will create the perfect musical life. My belief, based on my understanding of music history, is that won’t happen.”
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04 / belief
I believe all genre fiction deserves more credit from serious literary figures. There’s a tremendous amount of creativity.
“I believe all genre fiction deserves more credit from serious literary figures. There’s a tremendous amount of creativity.”
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05 / belief
I’m not personally a huge fan of metal music, but I think in terms of the whole music ecosystem, it’s tremendously underrated.
“I’m not personally a huge fan of metal music, but I think in terms of the whole music ecosystem, it’s tremendously underrated.”
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06 / belief
I think the most important skill anyone can develop is time management skills, how you use your day. But there is one principle I want to stress because this is very important to me, and when people ask me for advice — and once again, this cuts across all fields — but this is the advice I give.
“I think the most important skill anyone can develop is time management skills, how you use your day. But there is one principle I want to stress because this is very important to me, and when people ask me for advice — and once again, this cuts across all fields — but this is the advice I give.”
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07 / belief
Now probably, the advent of digital technologies leads to it, but I think we need a new African infusion in our music that shakes things up and gets us away from mathematics and back toward sound.
“Now probably, the advent of digital technologies leads to it, but I think we need a new African infusion in our music that shakes things up and gets us away from mathematics and back toward sound.”
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08 / belief
I came to opera late, and when I did, I actually had to force myself to listen to opera. At a certain point, I realized this was a gap in my musical education.
“I came to opera late, and when I did, I actually had to force myself to listen to opera. At a certain point, I realized this was a gap in my musical education.”
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09 / belief
Then around 2000 — and people will say 9/11 made this happen, but I think the roots were already before that — everything changed.
“Then around 2000 — and people will say 9/11 made this happen, but I think the roots were already before that — everything changed.”
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10 / belief
The Jarrett one is probably the place to start, surprisingly enough. I would say Keith Jarret, yeah.
“The Jarrett one is probably the place to start, surprisingly enough. I would say Keith Jarret, yeah.”
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11 / belief
I’m one of these strange chronologists who believed the Beatles just got better and better. And I think you could make a case each album is better than the last.
“I’m one of these strange chronologists who believed the Beatles just got better and better. And I think you could make a case each album is better than the last.”
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