
Over Christmas 1989, US soldiers used music to lay siege to Panama’s General Manuel Noriega
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But what if you’d lost the power to change the TV channel, switch off the radio, or simply walk away?
What if someone played it non-stop for an hour. A day. A week. Even longer?
This is “music torture” – and while some of its practitioners say it shouldn’t count as torture, there’s little doubt it works. Full story.
BBC News / May 30, 2017
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