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‘Dirty’ music needs regulation


By Nathaniel Barzideh, Tribe Contributor

URL: http://www.jewishjournal.com/tribe/article/dirty_music_needs_regulation_20080730/

It amazes me that regardless of one's age, gender or personality, music has the capacity to influence everyone. Songs have tremendous power over the human mind and carry potency to bring back memories, provide emotional comfort or change one's mood.

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