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    MUSIC GENRES

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    LESSON 7: PUNK‚ DISCO‚ GLAM ROCK‚ REGGAE‚ CUMBIA AND HARD ROCK Reggae A Jamaican music genre which originated from the ska and rocksteady. The word reggae means rags‚ ragged. This also mean ragged dance music. The music style of reggae has an offbeat rhythm‚ syncopated‚ and staccato chords. Reggae music use also stringed instruments like guitar‚ bass guitar and piano. For the percussion‚ reggae use snare drums and tom0tom drums. Horns are also used like the saxophone‚ trumpet and trombone. Some

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    Vivienne Westwood

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    Vivienne Westwood Vivienne Isabel Swire was born in Derbyshire on 8th April 1941 to Gordon and Dora Swire who were greengrocers. She left grammar school aged 16 and moved to London with her family. There Vivienne attended Harrow Art School and studied fashion and silversmithing‚ but left after one term quoting “I didn’t know how a working-class girl like me could possibly make a living in the art world”. I think this is a very normal statement for an artist to make as all of them have had doubts

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    rock bands like Bloc Party‚ and Franz Ferdinand. It drew inspiration from 90s post punk bands and started the post punk revival movement in the US and overseas. One of the most popular bands that represented this british punk rock was the band Arctic Monkeys‚ which owed much of their success to social media‚ internet social networking and youtube. Arctic Monkeys quickly came out as one of the most popular british punk rock bands of the 2000s and continue to be one of my favorite bands of all time.

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    Speech on Fall Out Boy

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    Informative Speech I. Introduction A. Short Story‚ Unhappy Ending‚ Forget Me Not; all previous possibilities to name one more infamous than famous punk band‚ Fall Out Boy B. Although widely listened to across the world‚ much of the band’s fan base does not know the entire story behind the band. By listening to the radio‚ millions of people have become familiar with a few pieces of the bands work‚ such as Thnks Fr the Mmrs‚ Sugar‚ We’re Going Down‚ or‚ most recently‚ My Songs Know What You Did

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    Rock History Essay

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    “I Want to Conquer the World” by Bad Religion – 1989 Bad Religion is a Los Angeles based band of the punk rock genre that was formed in 1979. The punk rock genre began its emergence in the mid 70’s and is the basis of many genres since its birth. The main topics of punk rock music usually come from political ideas and violence; yet it is not limited to these two topics by any means. The song “I Want to Conquer the World” comes from the Bad Religion album called No Control‚ it was written and

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    Emo Subculture

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    group is generally constructed as a group of teenagers who desperately try to escape the social class they have been put into. Mostly an underground scene the term “Emo” began as a music genre in the mid 1980’s with a group of bands set on redefining punk rock music. They based their music on emotions and feelings and this quickly spread throughout America. This lasted until the early 2000’s when the bases turned to (some say) over-the-top emphasis on self expression and negative connotations were implied;

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    There are many kinds of music I listen to‚ and to each kind it fits a mood. A heavy rock ballad suits my mood when am either angry or needing an energetic boost. A fast paced punk rock track makes my day anytime. It is something I need like oxygen‚ and food. The songs that have memories‚ and the songs that have the most meaning‚ are the tunes I don’t mind listening to when the mood suites. I enjoy a variety of music in my life to listen to‚ and each song affects me a different way. Heavy rock is

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    Sociology

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    argot (see also slang‚ jargon‚ and Polari)‚ activities‚ music‚ and interests. Subcultural styles are distinguished from mainstream styles by being intentionally "fabricated"‚ their contractedness‚ as different from conventional. Hedgier considered punk subculture to share the same "radical aesthetic practices" as dada and surrealism: "Like Duchamp’s ’ready made’ - manufactured objects which qualified as art because he chose to call them such‚ the most unremarkable and inappropriate items - a pin

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    Fall Out Boy History

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    In the early 2000s‚ the American Emo-Pop band emerged from the suburbs of Chicago‚ jumpstarting the next generation of pop punk music and scene (Futterman‚ E.). The band was formed by the Chicago’s Hardcore scene’s king‚ Pete Wentz‚ who was in numerous local bands until settling down by creating Fall Out Boy with Joe Trohman‚ the touring bassist from the past band Arma Angelus in 2001. Joe Trohman met the now singer‚ Patrick Stump through mutual musicians in the area‚ as well as‚ a conversation in

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    reproduction‚ social integration‚ and socialization; they are often especially concerned with the quality of life‚ self-realization‚ and identity formation (Habermas 1984-87; Buechler 1995). The basic definition was created during this time in a hardcore-punk song of the Washington‚ DC‚ band Minor Threat. Ian Mackaye‚ the lead singer‚ wrote a song about living a life without drugs - the song "Straight Edge" included the six legendary words "don ’t drink‚ don ’t smoke‚ don ’t fuck" and this gave a name

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