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    I Remember Me Analysis

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    and best-selling author. In 2007 she received the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for her performance in “Dreamgirls”. The title song from the album was “I Remember Me” which was co-written with Ryan Tedder who is also a Grammy Award-winning recording artist. Along with co-writing this song with Jennifer Hudson, Ryan Tedder wrote the music and produced the track for this song. Ryan Tedder is a self-taught musician and the lead singer of band OneRepublic in which he is the lead vocalist and plays…

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    Cop Killer Music Analysis

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    Die Pig, Die!,” a quote from Ice-T most controversial song “Cop Killer” had everyone in rage. With words like these being said and being published without modifying the lyrics should say something about the artist and producer. From the society point of view, they would see this as hatred words being said as literal words towards cops and the artist intending to do something towards them. In reality and the artist point of view of creating a song, artists express themselves lyrically but need to…

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    Six Songs of Me Part One: What is the first song you ever bought? To remember a single song that was the first I ever purchased is difficult, but I can trace it back to one band and one album. The album is called Nevermind, performed by the band Nirvana. The song, in particular, that comes to mind is “Come As You Are.” I have always been a big Nirvana fan and this song is one of the first that I can remember downloading. Whether or not I downloaded them off of Itunes or Limewire, is beyond…

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    ” The song “You Are The Best Thing” by Ray LaMontagne portrays just how much he loves his significant other. This can be seen in the lyrics “And baby, the way you move me is crazy… Oh, because you are the best thing.” These lyrics carry over to how the narrator loves her husband. She and her husband have taken this trip for themselves to spend time with each other and focus on just the two of them. However, the last line of the poem is “And I thought the marriage might never end.” The song “Slow…

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    allows people to relate to a song by studying the elements it possesses, which creates a certain feeling that corresponds with the song and mood of the listener, therefore, making the song have a significant value. Most songs that have a significant meaning are written on a personal level by the artist. For example, the song “Wide Open Spaces” was written by Susan gibson who used her own personal experience of going off to college at the University of Montana. The song was later recorded by the…

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    I believe every movement should have a song or artistic remembrance. And Josh white's music was the song for the ending of segregation movement. The music has its way of voicing what is happening around the world and impacting people's emotions and views. I mentioned that artwork doesn't have to over the top to be famous and historic because sometimes the simplest work can have a stronger meaning, On the website wie geht kunst, they have posted an interview with Mladen Dolar. Mladen Dolar, a…

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    Michael Jackson Metaphors

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    further alienated him from mainstream society. Two songs that he released for his 1997 remix album, Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix, are different versions of one another – Is it Scary and Ghosts. Is It Scary, originally composed in 1993 to be a part of the movie Adam’s Family Values but was excluded of the controversies surrounding Jackson, was reworked for this mix tape and turned into a lyrical paraphrase of Ghosts (). The songs reminiscent of Jackson’s “Thriller” era, share a…

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    different comedians and musicians. Weird Al graduated from lynwood high school and went to college at California Polytechnic state university. Weird Al’s First song was Ricky however Weird Al didn't become famous tell he did a parody of Michael Jackson's song Beat it which he called Eat it after that Weird al became famous parodying a lot of songs from famous artists old and…

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    one of the most wildly popular albums of all time. Green was part of the album, and he was part of the song "Do You Like the Way," along with Lauryn Hill. Number Seven: He Almost Joined Outkast. Green is reportedly friends with Andre 3000 and Big Boi, and he has known them for a long time. In an interview, Big Boi admitted that Green almost joined the group. However, he only sang on two songs for their debut album, and he didn't actually join the group.…

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    Bonnie Dune Meaning

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    I love it when I find a new song that just touches my heart in so many ways. As I sit here and listen to "Something More" by Bonnie Dune, I can't help but appreciate the power of music so much more... The way a song can just take you to any place you want to be with whoever you want to be with, the way it can cause your mood to change in just seconds, the way it can say the things that we sometimes are afraid to say or just don't know how to say, the way it can take you back in time or maybe…

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