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    shape of its structure, the stadium currently has a seating capacity of over 1,00,000 people. It was established in 1922 and has not only seen some historic football matches, but has hosted concerts for music legends like the Rolling Stones and Metallica as well. Try and catch a game at the stadium to witness the locals’ true passion and…

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    standpoint than the puritans christians religion. Tituba also sang different songs and a different accent. Being unique is a huge strength of mine. My music style is different because of the type of collection. The collection I like is heavy metal like Metallica, Cannibal Corpses, and Motionless in white. My second form of being unique is my clothes. The clothes I wear are mostly jeans, plaid, t-shirts, and converse. These clothes people don't understand because they are used to what society…

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    After reading the Devil’s Knot written by Mara Leveritt and watching the trial in class and analyzing all the evidence in the case I’m sure a lot will agree with me that in this case the evidence was very poor. The sentence was not justified or supported with enough evidence. In a case with this magnitude in which minors were involved people would think that the jury would take a close look at the evidence and lead the decision from there which in my opinion did not happen. Most people were…

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    Music In The 80s

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    Big hair, neon clothes, and parachute pants are some things you might about when you hear someone mention the 1980s. Nothing was understated and image became more important than ever, especially in the music world, during this decade. New music and new inventions in the 80s would change the way we listen to music forever. The creation of MTV was a big deal in the 1980s. MTV was the first television channel to only showcase music videos, the Buggles’ “Video Killed the Radio Star,” being the very…

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    One of the most important things of the human being is the capacity of express himself and said all their feelings. These feelings are inside us, and the best way to release is through music. The music take us into a hypnotic state than relax and soothes us; in other words, music can change us frame of mind. At the beginning the music was histories about important people or legendary warriors, for the people were easier to remember this stories with music. Over time the music become in two…

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    Horizontal Bass Essay

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    which is a spanish guitar style of playing ( I know it’s weird, and not totally present: but, Les’s strum patterns show it all ), and slap bass. Claypool began his bass journey in high school where his friend Kirk Hammett ( the lead guitarist for Metallica ) dragged Les into the wonders of rock. Les was inspired by bands like Cream, Led Zeppelin. He soon found his love for the bass when Rush’s Geddy Lee, Paul McCartney, and Yes’ Chris Squire really inspired him to pick up bass and play. As he…

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    Jake E Lee

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    vocalist Ray Gillen back in 1988. Though Badlands was short lived, Jake E. Lee continued making waves in the music industry. Even when he wanted to maintain a low profile –amid the 1990’s and 2000’s- he still came out on musical tributes to Queen, Metallica, Rush, AC/DC and others. There are extremely few guitarists who can brag to possess the depth of experience found in Jake E. Lee – a man who has been selected to be their main choice by prominent musicians and producers. His devotion to the…

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    West Memphis Three Crimes

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    the WM3 were ostracized by many people because they wore black clothes, had black hair, and listened to heavy metal music. They were said to be part of dark, satanic cults because of how different they were from everybody else. They listened to Metallica, and were considered very different by doing this because it was said within the rock music lyrics were hidden messages from the…

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    In the jam band scene, there is none like Umphrey’s McGee. After originally forming in 1997 at the University of Notre Dame, these guys have evolved into powerhouses of fusion rock music. They are able to combine jam, jazz, metal, progressive rock, reggae, and new wave into a sound that is all their own. On November 11th, 2016, Umphrey’s McGee released an album called “ZONKEY.” This album is contrived of all mashups. All of the mashups are combinations of the band’s influences. Although mashups…

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    Rock Band Classification

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    I never knew so many alternative rock bands were also considered hard rock bands. So many people around the world are major listeners of so many subgenres of rock music. I found that the most popular genres are alternative and hard rock. Personally my phone is full of music from both genres of rock. The two genres seem to be so different from one another to have so many of the same bands in them. A very popular rock back these days Avenged Sevenfold is under both classifications. I guess this…

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