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Legends of LaLa - EPISODE 13: The History of the Music Industry

"I grew up loving the legends of rock and roll..." In this special episode of Legends of La La, our mysterious narrator Mono takes us on a poetic, historical, and deeply personal journey—tracing the roots of music from ancient times to the digital present, and revealing the origin story behind the series itself. From the invention of the phonograph by Thomas Edison, to the rise and fall of physical media—from sheet music to the 8-track to the iPod Nano—Mono walks us through the evolution of the music industry and how it all led to this moment: Los Angeles, 2008. A city brimming with independent singer-songwriters, uploading songs to MySpace, chasing meaning in a world where albums were dying and playlists were taking over. 🎤 This episode marks the turning point of the series—when Mono discovers Nick Silver, a legendary but forgotten music producer, and leaves a comment on Mason Reed’s MySpace page that ignites the entire project. “I can’t make albums anymore. So I’m gonna make playlists.” — Mono 💿 Episode 13 is a reflection on where music has been, where it’s going, and what it means to be a musician—or a listener—in the age of digital everything. It’s part documentary, part origin story, part mission statement. 🎧 Legends of La La, created by Matthew Arnold, is a hybrid docu-narrative series chronicling the last great moment of LA’s indie music scene—before streaming took over, before TikTok, before the mystery was gone. At the center is The Last Playlist—Nick Silver’s obsessive attempt to build one final, meaningful mixtape from the voices of a generation. 🎙️ Episode 13 finally answers the question: Why was this series made in the first place? 👉 Subscribe now to experience the stories, songs, and souls of Legends of La La: 🔗    / legendsoflala   #LegendsOfLaLa #TheLastPlaylist #MusicDocumentary #MonoNarrator #NickSilver #MasonReed #LAIndieScene #MySpaceEra #DigitalMusicHistory #MusicIndustry #ThomasEdison #Phonograph #PlaylistCulture #TheDeathOfAlbums #RealArtists #MusicEvolution #2000sMusic #SingerSongwriters #MatthewArnold #YouTubeSeries #StoryOfMusic #MusicThenAndNow