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    How did rock and roll music change popular culture in the post-war years? Since its rise to popularity in the United States in the late 1940s and early 1950s‚ rock and roll music has played an enormous role in influencing several different genres of music in this modern day and age. The makings of a new‚ fresh‚ and exciting kind of music came to be as a result of the strong combination of two very important things: technology and popular culture. With the unorthodox juxtaposition of different

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    Music Industry Dr. Aaron Furgason 25 February 2016 Hardcore Punk Subculture The subculture that grasped my interest the most is hardcore punk. It is a subculture that originally formed in California during the 1970’s and mainly focuses on the music genre‚ punk rock. The reason why hardcore punk became a subculture is because of political issues. It is undefined when trying to solve what origin of music this subculture is. Ryan Cooper‚ a punk music journalist‚ wrote a response to the mainstream media

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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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    In the 1970s what is known today as punk rock emerged in mainstream music in the UK as punk and as a more toned down style new wave in the United states. Various artists associated punk include Sex Pistol‚ the Buzzcocks and the Clash. Most of the albums and singles from this genre of music were placed in the top of British charts. Punk appeared as a type of deviation of rock characterized by loud insistent sound with aggressive protest lyrics. Punk culture was distinguished by the outrageous dressing

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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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    supreme for some time while also giving birth to its relative opposite‚ the punk rock movement. Disco‚ for all of its decadent self indulgent glittery glory had an innocence about it‚ despite being a rather drug obsessed culture in the end. Punk was smarter‚ slightly more lucid‚ clearer‚ singularly focused on raging against the machine rather than worrying about approval‚ style or the cool factor. And that is precisely what made punks pretty damn cool. It was a cultural 180 degree turn away from the saccharine

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    Jonathan Baranski MHL 153 3843 1st Reaction Paper Aerosmith In the days when drugs and alcohol were required substances on the road to rock & roll nirvana‚ Aerosmith blazed the path of excess‚ American- style. Their affinity for the groove provided a logical bridge for the first rock- rap crossover‚ Run- D.M.C.’s inner- city reincarnation of Aerosmith’s "Walk This Way." Aerosmith establishes the formula that would carry the so-called Toxic Twin singer Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry

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    otherwise separate English words never and mind. “Nevermind” was different from Nirvana’s first album “Bleach” because it was heavier and more alternative sounding than “Bleach” which had a pop music style of sound. Alternative music is a subgenre of rock music that uses more experimental styles and chord progressions. “Nevermind”

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    National Distribution Centre and the well known popular Hard Rock Café. TRANSFORMATION PROCESS Both companies follow the same traditional Production System model with inputs relating to money and labour with the same outputs resulting in producing a good or service. However if we compare the transformation processes‚ both companies have different objectives especially in the output result as IGA’s output is based on tangible goods and Hard Rock Café is based on service being an intangible good.

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    Hip-Hop Fashion 1-History and location 2-How to dress (Accessories) 3-Andvantages 4-Disadvantages 1-History and Location What is Hip-Hop Fashion ? Hip hop fashion‚ also known as urban fashion is a distinctive style of dress originating with African American youth on the scene of New York City‚ Los Angeles‚ Chicago‚Philadelphia‚ the San Francisco Bay Area‚ Detroit‚ Memphis‚ Virginia‚ Atlanta‚ and St. Louis among others. Each city contributed various elements to its overall style seen worldwide

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