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“King Arthur is the first business-driven brand franchise in Western culture. He may have originated as King of the Britons, but he thrived as Servant to the Capitalists...And this had a terrible impact on music.”

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Content Curator | Absurdist | Amateur Gamer | Failed musician | Successful pessimist | Pianist |

In a world where the antihero dominates, it's crucial to recognize the forgotten connection between music and the origins of these conflicted protagonists.

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