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    bassist and backup vocalist Aaron Bruch, guitarist Jasen Rauch, and drummer Shaun Foist. The band then released a new album, “Dark Before Dawn”, in 2015. Breaking Benjamin’s musical style is primarily hard rock, with some post grunge and alternative metal influences. The…

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    Music is all around us, playing in shopping malls, on television, in elevators, and stored on our personal electronic devices. Music has the ability to change one’s mood to either positive or negative based on the genre and the lyrics a song. To determine if there is a correlation between music genres and deviant behavior, researchers Jeffery Lozon and Moshe Bensimon examines genres as alternative rock, hard rock, heavy metal, hip-hop/rap, punk rock, rock and electronic/techno to see if it…

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    “I don't know of a guitar player that has only one guitar. They're never happy with one. I'm never happy with just one of them. I woke up and ended up with six, even if you can only play one at a time!” (Les Paul). Finding the right guitar a very important thing that every guitar player has to go through. There are two guitars that can nearly give a guitar player the guitar that they have been dreaming about. The Fender Stratocaster, and The Gibson Les Paul are similar in ways but also very…

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    Typically, when people think of “rock music”, they would think of loud, hard hitting drums with fast, intricate guitar solos, and screaming vocals. People don’t usually think of slow, smooth, bluesy guitar playing when they think of rock music, but what most people don’t realize is that without the blues, musicians such as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and even AC/DC would not exist. Blues music has had a dramatic influence the way rock music has, and is currently…

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    octane charts. Stuart Maxfield and the rest of the band do not write an awful lot about their own material therefore not leaving us with many clues as to the source of the style. The off-beat hi hat with typical 2 and 4 snare placement mixed with a heavy bass guitar emphasis place this in a class of funk for me. Still, there is an element of hard rock distortion that can’t be ignored that sort of gives this beast its own sort of indie…

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    Iggy Pop Research Paper

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    one hand, much his music is very well-known and can be found in movies and television being made to this day. On the other hand, he has a strange, abrasive and somehow appealing persona that has added to his fame. Find out more about the singer and musician below in part one of this list. Number Fifteen: He Was a Close Friend of David Bowie. They were close for decades until David Bowie's recent passing. Much of David Bowie's sound can be heard as influencing Iggy Pop's music, especially on The…

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    deadly delivery, Decapitated has become one of the most notorious names in death metal over the past few years. Not only has did this band rise to prominence when they were mere teenagers, not only did they continue to produce consistently strong material after the tragic passing of Witold “Vitek” Kiełtyka 10 years ago but Poland’s Decapitated are now becoming a gateway band for those wishing to enter the extreme metal scene due to fact that the raging riffs Vogg churns out are both technical…

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    I mainly enjoyed it because there were vocals and an actual performance along with the music being sang, instead of just instruments with no vocals. Both the band and the orchestra played terrific and I would most likely go back to see the band play because it was interesting for me to see a group reiterate the Beatles music, and they played almost spot on. The second part of the program was good also, but orchestra based concerts aren’t really appealing…

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    There are two main reasons why “rock and roll” became “rock music”. The first reason was the fact that the “rock and roll” used to mean either the genre of music that was associated with the teenagers of the time, and/or it was also used to describe music with a strong connection to rhythm & blues. Yet by this point in history, things had drastically changed. Due to the influence of many social changes, rock and roll become more self-consciously artistic, and experimental, thus paving the way…

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    most globally popular British bands of their era who triumphed through highs and lows in the music industry. Led Zeppelin has been around since the late 1960s, survived many tragedies, and have received many awards. Led Zeppelin has had many musical ups and downs, but even though it has been a long time since they performed, many people remember the impact and influence Led Zeppelin had on rock and roll music over the years. Musical Career How the band met. Led Zeppelin wouldn’t be here today if…

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