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    Nineties Pop Rock

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    Pop Rock in the Nineties The nineties were a decade of enhancement. It was no longer fit to have anything the way it was originally made. It needed to be enhanced. The tastes and wants of society changed as technology changed. Every time technology advanced it would have a ripple effect to everything around it. This included music. Alternative rock was glorious in its day‚ but in the society of the nineties something more was needed. There are some alternative bands that embraced this change and

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    Jingleberry Pop Arsenal is the current vigilante identity of Roy Harper‚ Green Arrow’s ward and former sidekick. He has also been known as Speedy and Red Arrow during his long career. Though Arsenal has no superpowers‚ his accuracy with projectiles is equaled only by his mentor. The boy who would become Arsenal was born Roy Harper‚ Jr.- the son of a forest ranger. Roy states that he "never knew his mother" and in fact does not even know her name. Roy Harper Sr. raised the child on his own for some

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    Pop Culture

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    progression; a development of the human mind‚ body and soul. After all‚ we are our own sovereign. The Hypordemic Syringe Model The audience is the front runner of pop culture mainly because it is the main consumer. They ideally become a point of influence for its production and reproduction. As such‚ the differential aspects and appeal of pop culture‚ lies wherein the vein of what is popular amongst people; what “sells" and what does not. Popular culture becomes a classic over time‚ carrying with it

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    OF POPULAR MUSIC Pop Music 1950-2000 Timeline This essay is aimed to portray a music timeline. In this essay i am going to discuss how pop music has developed from the 1950’s through to the early 2000’s. Upon reading this essay‚ you will notice that there is a significant link between music and society‚ this being related to marketing and audiences‚ and also focusing on controversy and dispute relating to sexual acts and various slip-ups among the most successful and famous pop/rock stars. Over the

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    the mainstream as a product of mass media and distance themselves from this supposedly torrid creation. Dance cultures stigmatise the mainstream for being ‘indiscriminate’ and ‘uncommitted’ and ridicule it for its ‘bandwagon mentality’. Top of The Pops typifies the supposed hatred of the mainstream from subcultures‚ as a band would appear to ‘sell out’ if they were to appear on the show. Dick Hebdige theories ‘selling out’ as the process of “incorporation into the hegemony”.  She says that ‘subcultural

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    The Cure band members grew up during the Cold War and the Anti-War Movement. The Cure also played punk rock music during the 1980’s‚ during their time it was not socially acceptable. Marvin P. Goldstein made an "Underground Alternative Arts Center". Underground meaning that the information was not given to everyone. "Alternative Arts" are singing not any kind of singing it is singing rock or punk music‚ and it is slam dancing. Alternative Arts are arts or talents that were not publicly acceptable

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    Punk-Style and Sub-Cultural Theory The role and significance of sub-cultural style and its relationship to mainstream culture‚ moreover its political connotations have been an area of contention within sub-cultural theory. A seminal account of sub-cultural dynamics was postulated by Hebdige who drew on theories from disciplines diverse as Semiotics and Anthropology. Hebdige considered sub-cultural style to be grounded in the re-appropriation and subversion of the mainstream cultural order by alienated

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    Punk rock music and style has subsisted for several decades since it originated. The punk movement opposed modern culture‚ not only through its fast paced music‚ but also through its fashion. The youths who proceeded to follow punk‚ were reacting to current social situations in the 1970’s and doing so by expressing themselves through music‚ clothing‚ and violence. Punk chose to fight for such things as anti-capitalism and anti-racism. Punk stood against everything that was conventional with its Do-It-Yourself

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    On the off chance that the Pop wellness worldview doesn’t fit - which it more often than not doesn’t - prompts dissatisfaction and a feeling of disappointment. The other perspective that not very many consider - the "pop wellness" worldview can be unsafe for some. Rather than wellness from the outside and expecting its aiding within (enormous presumption) wellness should be

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    Synth Pop Research Paper

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    The Fingerprints of Synth Pop as a Genre Synth Pop is a genre that uses synthesizers to recreate the sounds of real audio instruments without actually having the instrument there; or in some cases do not even try to sound natural but as computerized as possible. Synthesizers were first used in the 1960’s by rock bands and in the late 1970’s by punk bands. Also in the late 1970’s going into the early 1980’s‚ synth only bands began to come out and created a whole new style‚ genre and generation

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