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    “Punk rock‚ perhaps more than any genre in the history of popular music‚ is almost impenetrably tangled in ideologies.” Amazing isn’t it‚ more popular than any other genre. Punk has changed many lives in many ways. Punk Rock was developed in 1975 in the U.S.‚ U.K.‚ and Australia. Punk was exchanged between the U.S. and the U.K. many times (PUNK ROCK). It has combined Rock N’ Roll‚ Grunge‚ and Heavy metal. It was formed into many different waves for different listeners‚ such as from ‘Punks’ to ‘Rebels

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    Ripped jeans‚ skateboarding‚ revolution‚ and so much more Punk Rock was an iconic moment in not only music but also in history itself. Punk Rock started in the mid-1970s and its new revolutionary style and music would last an eternity. This new age was the result of a disaffected few who’s desire to revolt would be a catalyst that ignited a movement that would fluctuate continuously for 40 years. One might ask: why was Punk Rock so prominent‚ so everlasting? In order to answer this‚ one must consider

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    Doc Martens Case Study

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    MMDP Assignment Doc Martens Case Study There is a very interesting write-up on the history section of the Dr. Martens website. It is a very creative approach where they are a total opposite from a common brand. A conventional website would have a pretty straight-forward factual based history of the organization. However‚ what DM has done is extremely creative and provocative just like the brand itself. The history clearly indicate that in the past‚ DM use to be an icon that defines a „tribe‟ such

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    Influence of Music

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    Influence of Music Hannah Ferguson HUM/176 Influence of Music Music and radio has roots in American culture and the way society is today. The different types of music genres have shaped American culture and social behavior of Americans. Audio media has had a major affect and influence on the attitudes of Americans and especially today’s youth and young adults. Music and radio has given American culture its values‚ the way that jazz‚ blues‚ and R&B created rock & roll‚ music

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    Punk Hairstyles Punk hairstyles are in a class of their own. Punk Hairstyles express freedom‚ independence and expression. Basically punk culture is more than hairstyles. Punk culture has to deal with clothing‚ jewelry‚cosmetics and hairstyles as the whole part of punk culture. Punk hairstyles emerged in the 1970’s however it became more popular in the 80’s with the help of MTV and popular band influence. The 80’s punk hairstyle included colored hair‚ spikes‚ infamous mohawk and other unconventional

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    Underwear as Outerwear

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    According to Vivienne Westwood‚a Queen of Punk‚ “Fashion is about eventually becoming naked”. She is a designer of punk rock and new wave‚ and the most influential British fashion designer of the late 20th century. To be specific‚ Vivienne Westwood reinvention’s collections‚ Madonna has influenced by her underwear as outerwear’s idea‚ she is the first singer who began to wear a corset-style top for her world tour concert. As a result‚ it has influenced many famous singers‚ such as Rihanna‚ Lady Gaga

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    Pop Punk Research Paper

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    The Emergence of Pop Punk Music from the Acceptance of Punk Style The displacement of an original genre of music is thought to be what creates a subgenre of music. This displacement may have been brought on by cultural‚ economical‚ or political changes in society‚ or the displacement may bring these changes within society with the new music. Pop punk is a subgenre of punk rock and pop music. It was created by the merging of punk rock and the music that was popular at the time of its origin. In

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    Why I Love Art

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    For a work of art to be considered a portrait‚ the artist must have intent to portray a specific‚ actual person. This can be communicated through such techniques as naming a specific person in the title of the work or creating an image in which the physical likeness leads to an emotional individuality unique to a specific person. While these criteria are not the only ways of connoting a portrait‚ they are just two examples of how Sherman carefully communicates to the viewer that these works are not

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    Mat Rempit Questionnaire

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    Mat Rempit : Opinion Survey In Malaysia‚ we often hear of motorcyclists involved in illegal racing. These motorcyclists are commonly known as “Mat Rempit”. Often‚ Mat Rempit consists of young people who seek adventure and are risk takers. Consequently they tend to be seen as a group that is often associated or involved in social phenomena which lead to the negative public reaction to them. Please take some time (approximately 15 to 25 minutes) to complete this questionnaire. Your responses will

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    Punk Rock 80's

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    Punk rock emerged around the same time period of the early 1970’s In the United States‚ United Kingdom‚ and Australia – as if it were an answer to a simultaneous social crisis. Punk was born in the garage and lived through the middle and lower class. It uses fast paced and hard hitting lyrics to push a rebellious and anti-establishment movement. The genre was defined by legendary artists beginning with the Ramones from New York‚ to the Sex Pistols in the UK. As generations passed‚ so did the message

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