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    Cormac Mccarthy's The Road

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    limits to protect the last glimmer of hope in his world, the story of The Man in Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road contributed to the birth of the ever-growing post-apocalyptic genre. Set in a time where the world is a place of depravity, The Man and The Boy are the two glimmers of hope. The journey down the perilous road to their idea of salvation inspired not only the other in the novel, but a large quantity of analysis, ranging from scholarly scrutiny of its effect in the history of…

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    breeze complimenting the day perfectly. With a long journey ahead, we switched the radio on; coincidently ‘500 Miles’ by The Proclaimers was on. My best men burst into huge fits of laughter and I couldn’t help cracking a smile myself. A few novelty songs later, the best-men started telling stories of old times, reminiscing about those crazy nights out. It made me drift into a passage of thought: I’m not ready to settle down. At the early age of 22 years I should be able to enjoy my life without…

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    20th Century Music

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    she shares a connection with the thousands of others who also enjoy the songs. Music has been in existence for as long as humans, and it is no wonder that the sounds became so popular, expanding immensely over the centuries as technology improved. Since its creation, music…

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    were a couple of songs they may have heard quite often due to their popularity. If they happened to be listening to the radio when I was born, they more than likely heard the number one song “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” by Aerosmith (“Birthday No #1.”), which won the MTV Movie Award for Best Song from a Movie (“Aerosmith Awards.”). Diane Warren, the songwriter, became nominated for an Oscar for the Best Music from an Original Song, won the ASCAP Award for Most Performed Songs from Motion…

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    Ray Manzarek Introduction During the mid 1960’s through the 1970’s “the Doors” were one of the most popular rock bands in the world. Ray Manzarek played a crucial role in “the Doors” success along with the rest of the band members Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger and John Densmore. Manzarek was a musician, author and film maker. To truly understand the influence that Ray Manzarek has in the music community several points will be focused upon. The first section will include biography information of…

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    I asked my maternal grandparents Ronnie Miles and Yvonne Miles about their experiences and what they thought about the changing times and how they reacted to major events in the past. M=Yvonne Miles ("Mimi") P=Ronnie Miles ("Papaw") Do you know anything about the Great Depression time period? M) “Mother talked about it. The food was rationed. You had to stand in bread lines, gas lines. How mad it was. People out of work. Couldn’t find work. It affected rich and poor. Some of the rich lost…

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    American Graffiti is set in 1962 in small town U.S.A and is filmed almost exclusively at night. It is aurally accompanied by a late 1950s and early 1960s rock ‘n’ roll sound montage and also the bizarre verbal ramblings of radio Disc Jockey Wolfman Jack. The text follows the fragmented quests[3] of four male youths at the tail end of this 1950s style youth culture before the advent of America’s full involvement in the Vietnam War, the rise of new left radicalism and spread of the Hippie movement…

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    Australian Popular Culture

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    Popular culture deals with people's lifestyle, attitudes and activities that are prevailing in a given society. Post World War II in Australia for some it was a time of certainty, prosperity, rising income, improved lifestyle. For others, it was a decade of oppression, censorship, prejudice, discrimination, hatred. The 1950s and 1960s were the decades in which the horrors of war were forgotten, and Australia launched itself into a whole new era. This response will describe the changes in…

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    Christine Perfect

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    By the time Fleetwood Mac would go into the studio to record, Tusk, their friendships and relationships had sunk to an all time low. The band says they couldn’t agree on what song to put onto the album. One of the results of this strong willed conflict was that suddenly there were so many tracks from various band members that Tusk became a double album. Although, tusk ended up selling over four million copies that an astonishing…

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    The Surfin Safari Band

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    I remember at an early age receiving my first cassette tape, which happened to be a gift from my mother. This tape contained the album “Surfin’ Safari” by The Beach Boys and was a life-long favorite of my mothers. I would play this tape over and over again, singing along with the band and dancing around to the sounds of the guitar. This was the earliest memory I have where I can clearly recall when my obsession with music began. From this early point, I began diverging into many different genres…

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