No-One’s Dad’s a Plumber

Musical Truth, Volume 4

When we think of rock stars — particularly those in rough, “edgy” bands — we are entrained to think of them as having come from regular, working-class backgrounds, and having worked their way up the slippery pole to success through hard work and talent alone.

The reality is that all household name musicians are selected for success, and often this is down purely to the families that they are born into. Barely a plumber in sight. But no shortage of generals, admirals, politicians, civil servants and spies.

ln this, the fourth book in the Musical Truth series, Mark Devlin offers further evidence to show how the corporate music industry exists solely for the mind-control of the masses, with artists becoming little more than hand-picked puppets.

©2025 Mark Devlin (P)2025 Mark Devlin

Excellent analysis of the music industry

Great job of relating the artists in the music industry to their backgrounds. The way they are "selected" is nowhere near as random as it may appear on the surface. There is an agenda underlying music and entertainment at it's core, and Mark does a fantastic job of unravelling the tangled web