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    Pink Floyd and the Wall

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    Discussing Pink Floyd and The Wall Rock Opera Pink Floyd’s "the Wall" is arguably one of the most intriguing and imaginative albums in the history of rock music. Since its release in 1979‚ and the subsequent movie of 1982‚ the Wall has become synonymous with‚ if not the very definition of‚ the term "concept album." Aurally explosive on record and visually explosive on the screen‚ the Wall traces the life of the fictional protagonist‚ Pink Floyd‚ from his boyhood days in war-torn

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    Explain How Your Itunes Music Reveals Who You Are Do you ever just like to put on some music and sing along? I know I do! My choice of music is country. I’ve always liked country music. I don’t know if it’s because I live in the country or that it’s just fantastic music. All I know is that almost my whole itunes playlist consists of country music. My music definitely reveals who I am as a person. It shows who I am and how I act. Country music is the best music ever! My itunes playlist reveals who

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    Bob Dylan has been one of the most influential singer/songwriter for decades‚ being well-known for his protest songs. “Masters of War” written by Dylan appeared on his album The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan which was released in May of 1963. The song is about the military industrial complex that Dwight D. Eisenhower warned the American people about during his Farewell Address. The song deals with social issue of those who profit from the war‚ and the anger many people felt at the time. Dylan begins the

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    Folk Music Research Paper

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    Calming folk music started to play‚ daintily‚ out of his rusted and grease weathered speakers. The tune covered up the voices nicely‚ like a burnt-skin-grade concealer. The volume was turned up slightly‚ to achieve the full drowning out effect. He did not know what the voices were‚ nor where they came from‚ how they got there or even why they existed. However‚ he did know who they were‚ as he had heard them before. Many customers came to his humble‚ heavy‚ and helter-skelter iron abode‚ and occasionally

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    Bicol Dances

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    musicians would immediately resume playing the music. After the love pantomine has waned‚ the focus of the pantomina returns to the dance itself. Pantomina was among the first folk dances to have its dance steps notated. The pantomina was featured in Francisca Reyes Aquino’s first-ever folk dance book‚Philippine Folk Dances and Games‚ published in February 1926. The dance‚ according to Aquino‚ was also called Salampati during the Spanish occupation. "Si Nanay‚ Si Tatay" is probably the best

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    In The Soul of Black Folk‚ by W.E.B. Du Bois‚ we see that the novel itself is a collection of his own articles and writing that he cleverly uses to express his view of African Americans immediately after the emancipation and everything that was still wrong with it. This collection of writing showed the racial inequalities‚ oppression and the everyday day struggle that African Americans were faced with every day. Not only pointing out the problems‚ Du Bois fights for fixing these problems and brings

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    It has been said that in literature a forest is a place where you can both lose and find yourself. Explore the use of the forest theme in fantasy literature and discuss its relationship to the forest of folk and fairy tales. * Word count: 2700 words excluding quotes The forests of legends‚ myths‚ fantasy and fairy tales have become laden with cultural and psychological symbolism: The ancient trees in dark‚ uncharted places symbolise the refuge of magic and mystery beyond man’s dominion. They

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    The Souls of Black Folk In the book‚ The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B Du Bois illustrates the problems African Americans faced during the twentieth century. This was such an eye opener story to most readers influenced by his words no matter what your race you are‚ black or white. Du Bois says‚ the “problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of the color line.”( Du Bois 9) This thought and idea is shown throughout the entire book. What Du Bois is directing this toward is the time after the

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    Sonny Blues

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    Music Heals the Soul “Sonny Blues” by James Baldwin is a story between two brothers from Harlem who confront their pain and suffering in altered ways. Sonny is arrested at the beginning of the story due to heroin use‚ while his brother the narrator is a schoolteacher trying to better his students and the community. Throughout the story‚ the reader views numerous points with the lives of the characters seen as the narrator’s point of view. The story ends with Sonny playing the blues in the club

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    We’re Not Gonna Take It is a song by the American band Twisted Sister from their album Stay Hungry. Twisted Sister was an American heavy metal band originally from HO-Ho-Hus‚ New Jersey‚ and later based in long island‚ New York. It was first released as a single on April 27‚ 1984. The song was written by vocalist Dee Sinder and is notable for its popular music video directed by Marty Caliner‚ with its emphasis on slapstick Comedy. We’re Not Gonna Take It clearly shows the main conflict in 80s‚

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